Freerolls prizepool funding

[luk0123]

First of all apologies if there was already similar thread.
I was wondering recently how are the freerolls prizepool funded? I know that they are usduslly relatively small pools like 50-100$ or someties 250 or 500. But someone needs to cover that cost. In case of the poker provider GG or PŚ I pretty sure it's nothing for them. But what in case of smaller freeroll organizers like for example CC?

 

[Fosterbio]

At the very least, thank them for the opportunity to build a BR from scratch. Many organizations sponsor their freerolls, but I love CC for the regularity, events and positivity on the forum

 

[machinm19]

Most sites take lots of rake from cash tables and this is used to fund internal freerolls held by the sites.

 

[Funtast]

Most sites take lots of rake from cash tables and this is used to fund internal freerolls held by the sites.

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Sure.. The rake is used for freerolls..
The rake is directly getting banked at dagoberts safe.

 

[Alexey Shley]

I've never thought about where freeroll prizes come from. Perhaps the forum has some kind of agreement to fund these freerolls. Firstly, the forum attracts new players who will be able to make deposits on playgrounds, and secondly, it is advertising rooms. Maybe I'm thinking the wrong way, and I could be wrong.

 

[gustavofuentes2]

First of all apologies if there was already similar thread.
I was wondering recently how are the freerolls prizepool funded? I know that they are usduslly relatively small pools like 50-100$ or someties 250 or 500. But someone needs to cover that cost. In case of the poker provider GG or PŚ I pretty sure it's nothing for them. But what in case of smaller freeroll organizers like for example CC?

Yeah, you are right. I personally have no Idea. I am guessing that CC was started by Debi but I'm not sure. She is probably a rich person who loves poker and gives to promote what she loves without any material profit just personal joy and satisfaction. And if I'm right I would Like to thank Debi for all the wonderful freerolls that she and this wonderful site provides Us. Thank You. If I'm wrong and It's someone else, well then thank you whomever you might be.

 

[hamon08]

First of all apologies if there was already similar thread.
I was wondering recently how are the freerolls prizepool funded? I know that they are usduslly relatively small pools like 50-100$ or someties 250 or 500. But someone needs to cover that cost. In case of the poker provider GG or PŚ I pretty sure it's nothing for them. But what in case of smaller freeroll organizers like for example CC?

I also don't know where the money for freerolls on this forum comes from and I may be wrong in my statements, but I assume that the forum itself brings the owner money for some advertising or other projects and the freerolls are financed from this money. I think that the administrators and main moderators of the forum also get paid because no one would do it for free and it takes a lot of money. And the other option is a philanthropist who finances it all with his own money. But in any case, thanks to the forum for the great tournaments and the great atmosphere and great people in it.

 

[greenlarrow]

Collecting rake from tournaments and cache. And due to this, a freeroll is held

 

[Fosterbio]

understand, freerolls are advertising and sites pay their hard-earned money

 

[BetterThanAvgButNotByMuch]

I believe the original OPs question is how does cardchats and similar sites like it gather money to hold their prize pools.

 

[black and]

First of all apologies if there was already similar thread.
I was wondering recently how are the freerolls prizepool funded? I know that they are usduslly relatively small pools like 50-100$ or someties 250 or 500. But someone needs to cover that cost. In case of the poker provider GG or PŚ I pretty sure it's nothing for them. But what in case of smaller freeroll organizers like for example CC?

Firstly, PokerStras or GGpoker are poker sites. Tournaments, cash games, freerolls, and other things are just part of their business. As for СС, that is, our CardsChat community, this is a card forum, not a poker site like pokerstars or GGpoker.

 

[dreamer13]

Don’t worry about the nonsense whose tournament he is sponsoring, I’m more interested in where the money goes if the tournament is canceled, as was the case this Saturday, a $500 tournament from the cardschat.