ACR freerolls

andrei111 said:

If you ever used ACR freerolls, could you share some insight on how to find/access them because I've never played on ACR before, just starting...

Okay, I just registered, have this really simple Poker box, among three other boxes devoted to sports, casino, etc., on my cellphone screen...

I press on Poker, it opens up a table with a few rows of either Hold'em or Omaha poker - and to register for any of those tournaments, you gotta have money to play money...

I couldn't see anything mentioning freerolls or opportunity to find them...

How do you actually access freerolls or tournaments giving your freerolls or points counted as freerolls in lieu of real money on ACR?

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andrei111 said:

If you ever used ACR freerolls, could you share some insight on how to find/access them because I've never played on ACR before, just starting...

Okay, I just registered, have this really simple Poker box, among three other boxes devoted to sports, casino, etc., on my cellphone screen...

I press on Poker, it opens up a table with a few rows of either Hold'em or Omaha poker - and to register for any of those tournaments, you gotta have money to play money...

I couldn't see anything mentioning freerolls or opportunity to find them...

How do you actually access freerolls or tournaments giving your freerolls or points counted as freerolls in lieu of real money on ACR?

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andrei111 said:

If you ever used ACR freerolls, could you share some insight on how to find/access them because I've never played on ACR before, just starting...

Okay, I just registered, have this really simple Poker box, among three other boxes devoted to sports, casino, etc., on my cellphone screen...

I press on Poker, it opens up a table with a few rows of either Hold'em or Omaha poker - and to register for any of those tournaments, you gotta have money to play money...

I couldn't see anything mentioning freerolls or opportunity to find them...

How do you actually access freerolls or tournaments giving your freerolls or points counted as freerolls in lieu of real money on ACR?

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andrei111 said:

If you ever used ACR freerolls, could you share some insight on how to find/access them because I've never played on ACR before, just starting...

Okay, I just registered, have this really simple Poker box, among three other boxes devoted to sports, casino, etc., on my cellphone screen...

I press on Poker, it opens up a table with a few rows of either Hold'em or Omaha poker - and to register for any of those tournaments, you gotta have money to play money...

I couldn't see anything mentioning freerolls or opportunity to find them...

How do you actually access freerolls or tournaments giving your freerolls or points counted as freerolls in lieu of real money on ACR?

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Scroooob said:

ACR freerolls have certainly changed, and not for the better. They are only every 3 hours, and have huge fields. Though I haven't tried any cardschat freerolls yet, I hope to qualify soon. Also look into joining casino org, they have good private freerolls with smaller fields.

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DS3 said:

If you are going to point out ACR has less free rolls than before - true, every three hours rather than (strictly) "On Demand" -at least underline the improved formats and benefits as well.

The previous generation of free rolls, the '$10 Free Roll On Demand' style paid the top ten places out of fields of 500 to 700 players on average, which was only paying 2% of the field. Cashing in those was both strenuous and rewarding.

The newest generation of free rolls all became '$50 Free Roll on Demand' and ACR is paying approximately 15% of the field - so anyone's chance to cash have increased and markedly so.

Additionally, they work on changing the free rolls offered regularly - apart from Hold'em, they offer PLO 6 max and PLO8 8 max.

Yes, fields as a consequence of both the increased payouts and the coronavirus boost to online play have increased dramatically but navigating the waters before cashing has become easier - so credit where it is due.

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BIGAUS said:

I agree with DS3 here. Although I took a hiatus from playing online poker at ACR, I remember a time where they had $10 On Demand Freerolls. While they're less frequent now, I believe that this format is more beneficial from those players truly starting with a bankroll of $0 since they pay closer to 15% of the field. While the payout may be paltry, if you're able to play and get a cash in a few of them (assuming this is your own source of freeroll profits to build bankroll), you can get yourself something to start with and have something to play a micro ring game or tournament with a very low buy-in to try to bring that back up. And in the event you lose it all, you can go back to those freerolls, try to place in a few more and do it all again. May be a major grind, but nobody said free money was easy to get.

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DS3 said:

If you are going to point out ACR has less free rolls than before - true, every three hours rather than (strictly) "On Demand" -at least underline the improved formats and benefits as well.

The previous generation of free rolls, the '$10 Free Roll On Demand' style paid the top ten places out of fields of 500 to 700 players on average, which was only paying 2% of the field. Cashing in those was both strenuous and rewarding.

The newest generation of free rolls all became '$50 Free Roll on Demand' and ACR is paying approximately 15% of the field - so anyone's chance to cash have increased and markedly so.

Additionally, they work on changing the free rolls offered regularly - apart from Hold'em, they offer PLO 6 max and PLO8 8 max.

Yes, fields as a consequence of both the increased payouts and the coronavirus boost to online play have increased dramatically but navigating the waters before cashing has become easier - so credit where it is due.

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Scroooob said:

ACR doesn't have on demand freerolls anymore, unless they are private. It is only every 3 hours

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