MAFNL16061986
Rock Star
Platinum Level
i used to play partypoker and pokerstars but its not allowed anymore so i switched now to ggpoker
jonas.eriksen
Rising Star
Bronze Level
I agree with machinm19, 888 is definitely hosting the best freerolls. Im currently active at GG (PokerStars and partypoker is no longer possible to access via norway too, MAFNL1606), but i got to say that i liked the tournament set-up better at PokerStars. In PokerStars you could join sit and go-s where you could choose both how many players and buy-in from a buck O'5 up too hundreds of dollars a game.
It wasnt as time-consuming and such a trial of patience to play a sit and go vs 45 players as it is on GG, where there rarely is a single tournament without several hundred players on the roster. In the good old PokerStars days, i cleared a 45 man turbo in around 45-60mins, but to get ITM or final table in a GG turbo takes 4-5 hours, at least. That strains my patience, at least if it's a low buy-in and i start to play a lot more dangerous than i normally do and sometimes it works out my way, but often i end up getting taken out :/
I really miss playing a tournament impulsive.
It wasnt as time-consuming and such a trial of patience to play a sit and go vs 45 players as it is on GG, where there rarely is a single tournament without several hundred players on the roster. In the good old PokerStars days, i cleared a 45 man turbo in around 45-60mins, but to get ITM or final table in a GG turbo takes 4-5 hours, at least. That strains my patience, at least if it's a low buy-in and i start to play a lot more dangerous than i normally do and sometimes it works out my way, but often i end up getting taken out :/
I really miss playing a tournament impulsive.
bremp555
Enthusiast
Silver Level
Haha, I usually like the freerolls I win! Those are definitely my favorites. 😄
But seriously, I prefer the turbo ones. I like the fast structure — it keeps the action moving and forces players to make decisions quickly. It’s a great way to practice short-stack strategy and stay sharp without spending too much time on each tournament.
But seriously, I prefer the turbo ones. I like the fast structure — it keeps the action moving and forces players to make decisions quickly. It’s a great way to practice short-stack strategy and stay sharp without spending too much time on each tournament.