Couldn't happen to a nicer guy, except maybe me! I seem to go months between them and I play a lot. (no time wasted taking tricks...:)) And I can't remember ever having a straight flush.
From the PS website: "To find out when our freeroll poker tournaments take place, go to the "Tourney" tab and sort by buy-in. This will list all our tournaments that are free to enter at the top."
They are called the Juno freerolls and are under the Tourney section and then the Private tab. I called a friend about them and he doesnt have the private tab. I got an email from PS about them.
Hmmm. The freerolls I find are called "Hubble," and a new one starts every couple of hours. I watched one with 9000 max entrants fill up in less than 5 minutes! The top 72 get to play a second round a week later.
Another way to find freerolls: Be in "tourney," and in the tourney filter, set the max buyin to zero.
Sorry to flood you with all this, but you also might like their tiny buyin tourneys. Almost freerolls:
From PS: We know some of our newer poker players like to play in smaller buy-in tournaments, so PokerStars now offers small buy-in tournaments everyday for buy-ins of $1, $2, and $3. These tournaments are rake free as well, so consider it a free courtesy of the house while you become comfortable with our site. These small buy-in tournaments are offered in all of our poker game types: Texas Hold'em, Seven Card Stud, and Omaha Poker. Crash
Wow can you send some of those good hands this way. Its been awhile for quads here and you get them 3 times in 2 days. Incredible.
ReplyDeleteAnd I won a nice pot each time. Sometimes they fold and you win the preflop bets only.
ReplyDeleteWhat are the names of the freerolls on PS? I can't see them for some reason.
Couldn't happen to a nicer guy, except maybe me! I seem to go months between them and I play a lot. (no time wasted taking tricks...:)) And I can't remember ever having a straight flush.
ReplyDeleteI will try to find the freerolls for you.
wOOt! vn and good luck tonight! may the quads continue :)
ReplyDeletenice!
ReplyDeleteI had a streak like that the other day. Think I made like $6 for the effort...sigh!
/j.
Dang - and two were flopped quads. What are the odds of that?
ReplyDeleteFrom the PS website:
ReplyDelete"To find out when our freeroll poker tournaments take place, go to the "Tourney" tab and sort by buy-in. This will list all our tournaments that are free to enter at the top."
And now I see they have added a Freeroll column under the Tourney tab.
ReplyDeleteThey are called the Juno freerolls and are under the Tourney section and then the Private tab. I called a friend about them and he doesnt have the private tab. I got an email from PS about them.
ReplyDeleteThanks, guys, I see it (Juno) now. There's one tomorrow morning at 12:30 my time that is announced. Price if right, so why not.
ReplyDeleteHmmm. The freerolls I find are called "Hubble," and a new one starts every couple of hours. I watched one with 9000 max entrants fill up in less than 5 minutes! The top 72 get to play a second round a week later.
ReplyDeleteAnother way to find freerolls: Be in "tourney," and in the tourney filter, set the max buyin to zero.
Sorry to flood you with all this, but you also might like their tiny buyin tourneys. Almost freerolls:
ReplyDeleteFrom PS: We know some of our newer poker players like to play in smaller buy-in tournaments, so PokerStars now offers small buy-in tournaments everyday for buy-ins of $1, $2, and $3. These tournaments are rake free as well, so consider it a free courtesy of the house while you become comfortable with our site. These small buy-in tournaments are offered in all of our poker game types: Texas Hold'em, Seven Card Stud, and Omaha Poker.
Crash
Thx to all who left comments.
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