| This is a discussion on freerolls at pokerstars within the online poker forums, in the Poker Rooms section; does anyone else think that the max ppl in the tournys at pokerstars is a lil to much???....i mean 10,000 ppl or 12,000 ppl i ... |
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| freerolls at pokerstars does anyone else think that the max ppl in the tournys at pokerstars is a lil to much???....i mean 10,000 ppl or 12,000 ppl i know they r freerolls but wow just wandering if anybody thought that was to many ppl?? |
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| very true me too i actually unistalled pokerstars but i read another thread earlier about the 1 mill take down so i will give that a shot just reinstalled it pretty sure there will be 10,000,000,000,000,000 ppl lol but oh well ill try it |
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| I quit playing at those freerolls with more than 3000 players. When the tourneys drag on for 5+ hours it gets so boring. I hate pokerstars because their freerolls are just satelittes into a bigger prize pool tourney. You could have more than 8+ hours just to get a payout, what a drag |
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| yeah that is alot of people, but sometimes you will get one with 4k or less, i did an omaha hi and got 79th and got a ticket, but lost in the satelite.... but yeah it is alot of people, and the odds are like 1 in 100 , so play allot and be smart kym |
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| I have seen the Hubble free rolls at Poker Stars with like 12,000 people in them. I must agree this is a ridiculous amount of people playing in one tournament. Also by what I understand you only win an entry into another tournament although I may be wrong. Just out of curiosity though how long does the free roll with 12,000 people in it take to finish? |
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| Yep, true... Anyway the times there are no freerolls on other rooms, I play those tourneys for the experience I gain... Today out of 12k players I ended 121st First 100 got the ticket for Round 2.... I was angry as hell, but oh well, it's experience after all... |
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I haven't play in the Hubble since then but I've recently tried the Daily Eighty Grand and that's more feasible - finished in the top 100 just short of 2 hours (but still out of the money). What I hate about this one though is that it starts at 1:30 so I'm usually at work. |
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| Ya I do play those rarely for kicks but the ft ones have a much lower field and if you win one of those they have many players who wanna swap money from ft to pokerstars etc... However you need to go to the full tilt lobby menu and check the info, they have alot of scammers names posted and such, something to be wary of. Check out all the info first. They are not liable for those transactions. |
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| re: freerolls at pokerstars I have won a couple of them, but never made it long into the weekend games. If you can hold out and only play the monster hands (and NOT get unlucky) for the 1st hours all the P$Fs are gone and so are most of the "non players" |
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I agree that PS really should do something to make their freerolls more worthwhile. One thought I have is to maybe have a small cash prize pool in the round 1 tourneys and pay like the last 3 tables in addition to giving out tickets to round 2. I mean, you have to survive usually 4 hours or so to even get a ticket, why not have some incentive after that? The thing about the PS round 2 freerolls that I find really hilarious is that so many people start shoving early in them too, just like in the round 1 freerolls. I mean, you'd think that after playing for 4 hours just to get an entry, most everyone would actually take the round 2s seriously. That's why I usually stick to the limit round 2s on Sunday. |
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| yes, this freerolls are annoying on pokerstars - it takes around 2 1/2 hours to get to the top 100 and than the saturday tourney is again around 2000-2500. i think i invested around 30 hours (i hope, it can easily be 40..) in this freerolls till i gave up.. making 1.70$ so i averaged a decent 5.6 cents an hour.. |
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| When I first started online poker, I did these alot, and won several tickets, but have never managed to do anything in the round 2 tournies, so I have basically given up on them.......but they really are good for the moments when you are tilting and just want to blow off some steam and join in with the "all-in every hand gang". |
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| I think that iv won 1 ticket from these freerolls. But its just shame how long it does to finish the tourney. Sometimes it feels that the 2700 player freeroll at fulltilt is huge ones but then someone remainds me about ps and ft freerolls start to fel easy ones again lol. |
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| Every year I give away around 300 lbs of pork, I sell around 30,000 lbs. Its is in my best interest to do these "giveaways" to attract new customers. However I can not afford to give away 10,000 lbs. Poker sites are the same way. Freerolls get people in the door but the sites make no money on them (there is no rakes in tournaments) So if you were them wouldnt you rather have a couple free rolls and a lot of cash tournaments, or would you rather do all the work, it takes the same amount of effort to do freerolls as it does buy ins, and receive nothing or do all the work and get paid? |
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| Now that I think more about it, in general the PokerStars freerolls are a pain to go through, but they have some special freerolls that can make up for it. Cowboy8112's post reminded me that for this year's WSOP Main Event, PokerStars gave away something like 80 packages worth $12,500. Of course you had to survive two tournaments to win the package, but apart from FullTilt, I don't recall any other poker rooms offered a freeroll for a $10,000 buy-in tourney. |
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