Site with the Slowest Structured Tournaments

[JLPicard]

I like a slow tourney. Like, really slow. Painful for some.
I work remotely, and have the time to grind out the slowest tournaments I can find during my day/evening, and I usually do better in those than the faster-structured ones.

So I wanted to ask anyone who might know - where are the slowest tournament structures you've found?

I'm in canada, so pretty much no site is off-limits. So far my top choice is bodog, which seems to have some selections of tourneys even slower than America's Cardroom (though I haven't used ACR in awhile). Any thoughts?

 

[gupiel0k69]

I like deep play too. ACR's structures are kinda weird. Usually they got reaallly long late reg with the starting levels being long and the deeper they go levels are getting shorter- which is kinda counter-intuitive for me cause in the deeper levels youre just playing mostly a push/fold game. If i want to play a deep tourney im looking for a Scoop etc series on PS. Daily i would also choose a PS Big's and deepstack tournaments, the Big tournaments are actually kinda nice structured for a deep-stack play if you get to the later stage of the tournament.

 

[Risto234]

Cardchat tournaments are also rather slow (that it's almost criminal) ...

 

[JLPicard]

Cardchat tournaments are also rather slow (that it's almost criminal) ...

How can I get in a cardchat tourney? Are they done in pokerstars home games?

 

[gupiel0k69]

How can I get in a cardchat tourney? Are they done in Pokerstars home games?

There are some Cardschat freerolls for every member of the community, but most of them are for active users (called Platinum level)
You can find more info how to get an access here:

https://www.cardschat.com/forum/cardschat-freerolls-31/all-about-cardschat-freerolls-everything-you-517257/