Anyone making money out of freerolls?

[sjay2k]

Where's the best place for freerolls? I've only really used Pacific. They have daily free rolls with prize pools of $100 and $500. They usually start out with 1,000 so you have to play ultra aggressive at the start to have a chance of making money. A lot of the players in the free rolls are ultra weak and will only make modest bets with very good hands. So for the first 30 minutes you have to play the thief. There will be under 100 players left within 2 hours, and from there it's a grind.

If you have another account, register it as well. That way you can go all-in on the first good hand you have, and either double-up or log on as your backup account with a chip count that is still very high.

[ChipFish]

Good to see the new players are willing to learn.

[GeoffM]

LMAO, I only play freerolls when I'm really bored, since I would hate to play for real money when I'm bored. The TEC chip freerolls on UB seem decent, but still not enough to make me a regular.

[robert2504]

This is my first Final Table on a freeroll. Now I will be in Sunday's $1000 AP Challage main event. There were 620 entrants and 15 get a seat on Sunday's main event; lot better than Poker Stars.

[Jackass_man]

I took third in a freeroll on Prima before, it was good for $100. Of course you had to have played 50 raked hands just to enter so it wasn't really free.

[sjay2k]

I'm sorry, please explain.

[eddo31]

i think that chip fish was suggesting that online poker as a whole may not be on the up and up. registering multiple accounts to multiple email adresses is a simple way to get a leg up on the game. its easy enough to have a couple of different entries in a freeroll especially.