Freeroll

  • 5 replies
    • LastEmu
      LastEmu
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      Joined: 26.02.2006 Posts: 196
      You need real money deposit first (for most of them). Just pass the quiz and you're set. Oh and... they're a waste of time. 4000 players sign up, 3000 of them go afk//dont show, and then you pick up the blinds until they are eliminated. Once you get to the "money," everyone's so bored of taking the blinds that the play is super-aggressive, because they've all realized, and you should too, that unless you finish in the top 2, you're making like $5 max here. First place is like $60... on the biggest ones :/
    • cnscheuer
      cnscheuer
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      Joined: 12.06.2006 Posts: 10
      • 13.06.2006, 16:52
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by cnscheuer: 13.06.2006 16:54.
    • Andragon
      Andragon
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      Joined: 03.03.2006 Posts: 902
      • 13.06.2006, 17:53
      • This post has been edited 1 time(s), it was last edited by Andragon: 13.06.2006 17:54.
      You should not waste the time on normal freerolls. But I would not miss the 5000$ new players freeroll


      The normal ones are just not worth your time.
    • Korn
      Korn
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      Joined: 14.01.2005 Posts: 12,512
      Make sure to get our $150 free at PartyPoker, then you will count as a real money player and will be able to take part in all the freerolls too.

      $150 at PartyPoker for free - It's that simple!
    • dReadhead
      dReadhead
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      Joined: 13.04.2005 Posts: 3,816
      Originally posted by cnscheuer
      This is no practice, it helps you understanding the rules of NoLimit Hold'em - not more. 99% of these "players" (gamblers) are really bad.
      If you play a 11$ tourney exactly in the same way like in the freerolls, you doubtless will be kicked out in the first 20 minutes. So be aware!

      Andragon is completely right!
      You can use it in order to learn handling with the software and to get known with the rules of the game...

      Enjoy it!