TonPoker - Telegram Poker Room

[mak013]

I played free tourneys with the real prize long ago, i think about 10 years, but if i remember correct - it was about 50-70 players every game and the prize was about $10-$20 for all.
I understand that it is just beginning and i wish you good luck, but i see only one reason why someone will play in the messenger - just to test how it works.

Freerolls with prize pools of $10-20 are now unlikely to interest anyone, even newbies without a bankroll are unlikely to be interested. At least because popular poker rooms sometimes hold freerolls with prize pools of several thousand and even tens of thousands of dollars. For example, back in late 2022/early 2023, WPN often held special freerolls with such large prize pools.

It is fast enough and there are lots of "alliners" in such freerolls. I opened 3-4 tournaments  the same time and played the table with strong cards. It was easy enough to move to last table at least. So, it was normal result to get 1-2 prizes for 2 hours. If i lost one freeroll, it was easy to start new. One session was about 3-4 hours and i`ve got about $10-$50 for it. I don`t know how it works today, i don`t ready to spend so much time for such sums.

[malcovi2]

Can someone please tell me more about the telegram wallet?

1. I want to know if the wallet gives new users any private keys or recovery seeds.

2. I also want to know if you lost your mobile wallet that you use to register the telegram you also lost access to the wallet?

Because if mobile numbers is the only backup for every telegram users then it is a dumb thing to trust, many people will lose their assets when attackers see that many people are using Ton assets.

Also the attacks will be much easier compared to crypto wallets with private keys and recovery seeds.

That's actually a great question and one of my concerns as well, the phone number part.
I have 3 tg accounts, 1 private, 1 for crypto/forum related stuff and one for gambling channels and so on. Only one number is actually my number, the rest are old inactive numbers and I wouldn't be able to recover these accounts.

There should be at least an email or something be possible to add to the tonpoker account, that would at least make it possible to recover the account somehow, hopefully.

Yeah, This is also the reason why I have withdrawn the reward immediately because I have been participating in different new dapps using my telegram. I don't have a clue if those dapps can access my account and wallet.

[dwyane36]

It is fast enough and there are lots of "alliners" in such freerolls. I opened 3-4 tournaments  the same time and played the table with strong cards. It was easy enough to move to last table at least. So, it was normal result to get 1-2 prizes for 2 hours. If i lost one freeroll, it was easy to start new. One session was about 3-4 hours and i`ve got about $10-$50 for it. I don`t know how it works today, i don`t ready to spend so much time for such sums.

Overall, if a freeroll has a low prize pool and the blind structure is too stretched out, then it really isn't worth your time. But, for example, in the case of the TonPoker freeroll, the prize pool was small and its blinds structure was even too fast, so the tournament ended very quickly and didn't take long.

[arallmuus]

Overall, if a freeroll has a low prize pool and the blind structure is too stretched out, then it really isn't worth your time. But, for example, in the case of the TonPoker freeroll, the prize pool was small and its blinds structure was even too fast, so the tournament ended very quickly and didn't take long.

Oh come on, its 'freeroll' and not some money making website. Its meant to test the site, testing how it works on actual tournament basis so yeah the freerolls have served their purposes although the prizepools are not that big. You cant really expect a site to burn their money to increase the prizepool of the freerolls because they are here to make money, not the other way around

On top of that, I've written this before that poker market share in this forum is pretty small so dont get your hopes up

[mak013]

It is fast enough and there are lots of "alliners" in such freerolls. I opened 3-4 tournaments  the same time and played the table with strong cards. It was easy enough to move to last table at least. So, it was normal result to get 1-2 prizes for 2 hours. If i lost one freeroll, it was easy to start new. One session was about 3-4 hours and i`ve got about $10-$50 for it. I don`t know how it works today, i don`t ready to spend so much time for such sums.

Overall, if a freeroll has a low prize pool and the blind structure is too stretched out, then it really isn't worth your time. But, for example, in the case of the TonPoker freeroll, the prize pool was small and its blinds structure was even too fast, so the tournament ended very quickly and didn't take long.

It is good for freeroll. But in this situation i think that it was not lots of players. Freerolls, i was talking about was about hundred gamblers.
So i think lets wait some time. May be such kind of poker will finds it fans. But as for me - i`m not ready to try it yet.