What level of buyin is the Daily Cardschat $100 freeroll equivalent to?

[infonazar]

I think, maybe, $0.70 it will be correct.

 

[Ronaldo7]

I think, maybe, $0.70 it will be correct.

I think he means level of play, not how much is it worth

 

[kenzohim]

I can play Thursday n Friday 1000+players Get 4th n 16 th last week

 

[Steve Deeble]

I’d say about .50 to .75 cents based off the low number of players with the exception of Thursday.

 

[MikeCarasone]

I would say $1-2 now. When I’m first began playing them the skill level was better at around the $5 level. I am seeing a lot of all ins in level 1 with minimal holdings or all in shoves against 1 limper. Plus the classic move of shoving every hand until they are eventually eliminated. I never understood that move. Obviously you won’t win every hand so why keep shoving every hand. These players have made the game less enjoyable.

 

[GreenDaddy1]

I just played my first (excluding Thursdays) pokerstars CC freeroll today after joining freeroll club late last week. I've played a lot of tourneys on stars and 888 between $1 and $2.20, and I would say the standard of the CC freeroll today seemed slightly higher than the many of the players on those micros. Felt a lot less like a lottery and like decent play was being rewarded, and I could recognise the thought processes of other players through their actions. Rather than thinking wtf is going on here a lot. Smaller field of what seemed mostly decent players is a much different experience than playing a field of 500+ with maniacs, uber nits and everything inbetween. Much more fun.

 

[hugh blair]

It is easier to win a $109 buy in tournament on stars than a cardschat freeroll feels like that anyhow at times.

 

[radartodd69]

Where I play at ACR, I compare the 100 dollar freeroll the equivalent of a tournament that costs a dollar to play. Easy math (100 people 100 dollars = 1 dollar buy in.