They are really interesting tournaments. I have had the opportunity to play some and you really find very good players, also bingo players or bluffers.

It's not very hard, it's just hard. Luckily I’ve been part of the community for a while now and the tournaments are very good. The vast majority are experienced players in my opinion, which is why it’s so hard!

not at all. there are cardschat tournament every single day, so its not hard to win some money if you play them often.

I think it is not so hand to win 2~4 dollars from CC freerolls everyday.

And it's really difficult to get 1st or 2nd prize.

GL to u.

When you play it wisely and calmly, it becomes easy to reward, in the case of Cardschat it's easier to reward in freerolls than to acquire the password, hahhahahahah jokes aside, but without a doubt it's the best platform to play freerolls.

Its not very difficult but you might have to take some tries to get in the money.

It's not easy to win here.

Originally Posted by willjosp

They are really interesting tournaments. I have had the opportunity to play some and you really find very good players, also bingo players or bluffers.

I agree with you, the guys on the forum play well and I had the opportunity to play freerolls for all users, I won 0.15c , but they were not easy, good luck to you

Originally Posted by willjosp

They are really interesting tournaments. I have had the opportunity to play some and you really find very good players, also bingo players or bluffers.

it's not easy, as the vast majority are good players, experienced and who know what they're doing.

But it won't be impossible if you study and dedicate yourself!

GL

Like any freeroll, you have a wide range of very good to bingo players. That being said, I enjoy CC freerolls the most because of how there are fewer bingo players and the play is generally very competitive (but not unbeatable), which leads to solid overall tournament play and practice.

Hopefully, I can feel is it hard or no, I have played only weekly freerolls, for now, cannot understand now, is hard or not.

Originally Posted by willjosp

They are really interesting tournaments. I have had the opportunity to play some and you really find very good players, also bingo players or bluffers.

Some cardchat tournaments are easier to win than others though.
For example saturday unibet game usually has (way) less than 50 players in it and since it pretty much is over within 1 hour (or less) then clearly not that hard to win it

At the same time there are some games with 200+ players which last 4 times longer than that lol

First of all, we have some great players...

Second, it's not that hard, but you have to be patient...

Originally Posted by willjosp

They are really interesting tournaments. I have had the opportunity to play some and you really find very good players, also bingo players or bluffers.

Not all CC games are the same size/difficulty.

I wouldn't describe them as easy to win but they're far from impossible!

Ultimately, however, CC freerolls aren't about winning, they are private games intended for learning & practice where you can also catch up with forum friends.

I used to think it was all about winning, I'm glad I don't think like that anymore! Winning is a bonus...

Everything is possible, as you try)

Originally Posted by Tracid

Ultimately, however, CC freerolls aren't about winning, they are private games intended for learning & practice where you can also catch up with forum friends.

I used to think it was all about winning, I'm glad I don't think like that anymore! Winning is a bonus...

I disagree. if I wanna make or talk with virtual friends I go to a social network.

Originally Posted by BullXT

I disagree. if I wanna make or talk with virtual friends I go to a social network.

You're allowed to disagree!

You're also allowed to believe that the most important thing is winning.

That's up to you...

Personally I'd rather lose than win in the manner of Tony G, Will Kassouf or certain 'styles' of player one might have the misfortune to encounter at the felts...

I'd prefer to lose as a civilised human being than win as a scumbag.

That's just me though...

Games seem to be how it should be in a serious game of poker�� Many improved their game