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[blockman]

Glad to see you guys active on Swc Poker Tournament. Ig I'm missing you guys on other regular poker tournament on the forum. If I remember correctly I started poker on this forum with SWC and now I play regular poker tournaments. Although the roll in isn't free but it's basically free like just wagering requirements.

We're also happy to see that you've become a regular poker tournament player. And so remembering the roots where you've started with is a good one and you've never forget about that.

I'm waiting for another big tournament on SWC platform.

I think by next month, October. The staff said that there will be another one.

Stay tuned for the Bitcoin Poker Open next month, details to be released in two weeks.

So let's wait for it.

[Alone055]

I was a lucky fish for sure in that situation lol.
There was no celebration, I just said thanks and took his phone number, the next day I sent some $$$ to him (not much though like $50). I did not pay my friend anything lol. You are right approaching strangers (especially in the night) is dangerous, but I tried and I found the help from the 1st one itself lol.
 

One heck of an experience, I must say. 

It's really annoying when you are doing something important, and either your device or your internet connection interrupts you at the most important point. I sometimes lose my work because of this, when you are working on a device, in a software or app that doesn't support autosave, so your work isn't save but you have done a lot of it, and then all of a sudden, the device either turns off, or something like that happens, and you lose everything you have done so far. I used to face this issue on my old laptop, it's battery was out of order, so a small powercut would turn it off, got rid of it, fortunately. 

About approaching strangers, I believe you somehow just feel it when you are approaching someone whether they are friendly or not, and whether they could be dangerous or not, this at least happens with me, especially around the place where I live, I would know what kind of people would be passing by, and if you observe a little, you will realize how a person would be even by their looks.

[blockman]

Who's up for some poker now? join me on (The Mini Crumb Turbo [150 GTD] and it's about to start in 30 minutes as of typing this. This isn't free ticket though, it will only cost you 10 chips to join. And there is also a buy back if you ever want to continue participating which is done by the other active poker players who usually ends up close to the top.

[Jatiluhung]

For those interested in joining the freeroll tournament, there's still time to register.
(NLH Freeroll [10 Chips])
I've never won first place in a freeroll tournament. I want to try to achieve it because I always feel challenged.

[Alone055]

For those interested in joining the freeroll tournament, there's still time to register.
(NLH Freeroll [10 Chips])
I've never won first place in a freeroll tournament. I want to try to achieve it because I always feel challenged.

I've never won any on SwC as well, but that's probably because I never played a lot of freerolls on the platforms. For me, I only play freerolls when I know I have a lot of free time and I want to play some poker without spending any money on the experience.  That is when I think of playing a freeroll tournament; otherwise, I usually play on cash tables with low stakes because I like it. The game builds up slowly, but it gets competitive if there are 3 to 4 players on the table.

I really enjoy tournaments that are arranged on the forum, because we get to play with experienced poker players, and it's more fun when you knwo almost everyone on the table, not personally, but at least you have seen them on the forum, or maybe had a conversation or a discussion with them at one point, and then when the game gets over, you get to discuss the game with them on the forum, so it's a lot of fun, the overall experience is amazing.

[Leahized]

I've never won any on SwC as well, but that's probably because I never played a lot of freerolls on the platforms. For me, I only play freerolls when I know I have a lot of free time and I want to play some poker without spending any money on the experience.

You can gain experience by playing Freeroll Tournament.  But I play the most freeroll tournament but rarely can win. But there I can have a lot of fun and have experience. However, at present, Cash Game has increased a lot and is playing regularly. However, it is wrong to make decisions at times. That's why I can verify myself through the Freeroll tournament. The Cash Game is a lot more players in the freeroll and the competition is much higher

[memehunter]

I will rarely advise anyone to play freerolls if he is looking to enhance his skills to play long term profitably. Playing freeroll for too long can build a foundation which will be hard to dismantle in future. I would suggest you save some money and lay with that. Learn modern concepts, there is a lot of good free coaching material available. Practice with solvers and always review your previous hand history, so that you know where you are doing right and where you are doing wrong.   
You can play freerolls in the very starting of your poker journey just to get familiar with the rules and basic decision making process. You can also play some freerolls to create your bankroll but once you have that start playing real games.

[blockman]

I've never won first place in a freeroll tournament. I want to try to achieve it because I always feel challenged.

That is also what I am trying to achieve, I've won 3rd as the highest place that I've ever reached and I'm also trying strategies of winning a lot of chips and then will wait for the last rounds before I'll try to be aggressive against other players that are left in the table. But it doesn't seem to work for me but I am still trying. Whether it's with the paid chips or the free rolls, swcpoker have just got a lot of good poker players and they're serious in winning every tournament that they're joining.

I will rarely advise anyone to play freerolls if he is looking to enhance his skills to play long term profitably. Playing freeroll for too long can build a foundation which will be hard to dismantle in future. I would suggest you save some money and lay with that. Learn modern concepts, there is a lot of good free coaching material available. Practice with solvers and always review your previous hand history, so that you know where you are doing right and where you are doing wrong.   
You can play freerolls in the very starting of your poker journey just to get familiar with the rules and basic decision making process. You can also play some freerolls to create your bankroll but once you have that start playing real games.

This is true and makes sense, if you know that you've joined with the paid one, you'd be careful with every decision that you make against other players. And with that, it also makes you a better player.

[Leahized]

This is true and makes sense, if you know that you've joined with the paid one, you'd be careful with every decision that you make against other players. And with that, it also makes you a better player.

Yes you are right, but when I think of new strategy. Just then I can do it through the freeroll. Because the new techniques work, it can be easily understood and no need to pay. Yes, I believe it. The original game should be played after gaining all the knowledge for the play of poker and usually knowing some basic techniques.  Moreover, game games with money, people are very careful while playing and are very worried. Because the decision is not always correct, as it is with me in many cases and loses all the money.

[wakier]

I will rarely advise anyone to play freerolls if he is looking to enhance his skills to play long term profitably. Playing freeroll for too long can build a foundation which will be hard to dismantle in future. I would suggest you save some money and lay with that. Learn modern concepts, there is a lot of good free coaching material available. Practice with solvers and always review your previous hand history, so that you know where you are doing right and where you are doing wrong.   
You can play freerolls in the very starting of your poker journey just to get familiar with the rules and basic decision making process. You can also play some freerolls to create your bankroll but once you have that start playing real games.

Playing Freerolls in my opinion can train our patience to the last point and I think it's quite fun to be able to last a long time even though some people might think playing freerolls is a waste of time but for me it's not because I want to train my patience to keep playing carefully and when playing the real game I can control myself so as not to be easily provoked and I think this is quite successful for me to apply at this time.

[Leahized]

Playing Freerolls in my opinion can train our patience to the last point and I think it's quite fun to be able to last a long time even though some people might think playing freerolls is a waste of time but for me it's not because I want to train my patience to keep playing carefully and when playing the real game I can control myself so as not to be easily provoked and I think this is quite successful for me to apply at this time.

You are right, when I play the tournament through the payment. Then I feel very patient to me but I am noticeable many times, I am losing patience very quickly. This is a very thoughtful thing to me. That is why I will give more priority to the freeroll but here you should play to make myself patient. Another thing is, there is no pressure while playing the freeroll tournament. Because here is the free game. On the other hand, it is never possible to play stress free by paying. Anyway the freeroll seems great to me in the game method.

[Toro iskandar]

Yesterday, I felt lucky, getting a few good cards, though not a significant amount, but it was still a fun way to spend some time.
I learned a lot in SWC while playing cash games sometimes a strong hand doesn't always match up well. 😁

[blockman]

This is true and makes sense, if you know that you've joined with the paid one, you'd be careful with every decision that you make against other players. And with that, it also makes you a better player.

Yes you are right, but when I think of new strategy. Just then I can do it through the freeroll. Because the new techniques work, it can be easily understood and no need to pay. Yes, I believe it. The original game should be played after gaining all the knowledge for the play of poker and usually knowing some basic techniques.  Moreover, game games with money, people are very careful while playing and are very worried. Because the decision is not always correct, as it is with me in many cases and loses all the money.

There is nothing wrong with joining free rolls as swcpoker is very generous for that. They're letting many poker players enjoy their platform by having free roll tournaments. I agree that if someone wants to learn new strategies, that's one way of it aside from playing those poker game apps that they can download through app store or play store. And if someone is prepared to go with the actual games, with real money on the pot and registration, that is how we become better and makes us an experienced poker player because we're not going to do silly things unless we're done and YOLOing.

[pawel7777]

I've never won any on SwC as well, but that's probably because I never played a lot of freerolls on the platforms. For me, I only play freerolls when I know I have a lot of free time and I want to play some poker without spending any money on the experience.  That is when I think of playing a freeroll tournament; otherwise, I usually play on cash tables with low stakes because I like it. The game builds up slowly, but it gets competitive if there are 3 to 4 players on the table.

I really enjoy tournaments that are arranged on the forum, because we get to play with experienced poker players, and it's more fun when you knwo almost everyone on the table, not personally, but at least you have seen them on the forum, or maybe had a conversation or a discussion with them at one point, and then when the game gets over, you get to discuss the game with them on the forum, so it's a lot of fun, the overall experience is amazing.

Yeah, cash games and tournaments have completely different dynamics and require different strategies. Also, freerolls and buy-in tournaments are pretty distinct, especially at the beginning. In freerolls, to get a taste of a 'normal' tournament, you have to weather the initial storm, here people are being reckless, going all in with any hands etc, just because they have nothing to lose and want to try their luck rater than invest more time into playing patiently.
I prefer cash games, as they don't require a massive time investment, or you can just grind in the background, while doing other things at the same time.

[joeperry]

I've been playing poker for a while now and honestly I'm not expert in playing Poker and most of the time I lose because there are some time where I can't make a good decision and analyze the table because of the timer which results of forfeiting early or fighting with my weak card (bluff).

Now I've noticed that poker sites including SWC POker do have a feature where you can have multiples tables at a time, does anyone here use that feature? I mean, I only have one table and actually it's hard for me to managed it, what more you have more tables? I think I'm still just a beginner and those users who uses this feature do know if their cards are good or not by just looking at it?

[Leahized]

There is nothing wrong with joining free rolls as swcpoker is very generous for that. They're letting many poker players enjoy their platform by having free roll tournaments. I agree that if someone wants to learn new strategies, that's one way of it aside from playing those poker game apps that they can download through app store or play store. And if someone is prepared to go with the actual games, with real money on the pot and registration, that is how we become better and makes us an experienced poker player

In my opinion, your statement is good. But if I play the app from the Play Store or App Store. Then it can be somewhat boring fell. That's why I think the SwC Poker better. There is a chance to win a small amount of money as well as Knowledge through Freeroll. And I'm learning from the Play Store to learn to play poker. As far as I understand, I take a lot of boring, no attainment does not work. So playing SWC a lot of competition is created. It's great,

[Bastketsrus]

I registered today and played in a tournament and I liked the site very much. Although I lost all-in with 3 of a Kind Kings to Flush, I liked everything about the game, the sounds, how the cards look, the background and the color of the table. The only thing I was missing was the text somewhere in the corner telling you what hand you are having at the moment. Whether you will add that or not, I think I will be playing on the site anyway, but I'd love to have that feature while playing. I don't know why many poker sites have abandoned this feature nowadays.

Glad you enjoyed the site! Yeah, that hand display feature is something a lot of players miss — makes it easier to keep track during fast hands. Hopefully the devs consider adding it back in; would be a nice touch for sure.

[Gallar]

I've been playing poker for a while now and honestly I'm not expert in playing Poker and most of the time I lose because there are some time where I can't make a good decision and analyze the table because of the timer which results of forfeiting early or fighting with my weak card (bluff).

Now I've noticed that poker sites including SWC POker do have a feature where you can have multiples tables at a time, does anyone here use that feature? I mean, I only have one table and actually it's hard for me to managed it, what more you have more tables? I think I'm still just a beginner and those users who uses this feature do know if their cards are good or not by just looking at it?

A few weeks ago, I played two tables at once. Honestly, it was quite difficult to do so. But maybe at that time I was lucky, I played long enough and on one of the tables I managed to finish in 6th place if I'm not mistaken. So the point is playing on two tables at once really requires accuracy and also thinking quickly.

Besides that this time I will play poker again, do you want to join me.

• Mini Deep Turbo Satellite [2 Seats GTD]
  

[Kaliandra]

I've been playing poker for a while now and honestly I'm not expert in playing Poker and most of the time I lose because there are some time where I can't make a good decision and analyze the table because of the timer which results of forfeiting early or fighting with my weak card (bluff).

Now I've noticed that poker sites including SWC POker do have a feature where you can have multiples tables at a time, does anyone here use that feature? I mean, I only have one table and actually it's hard for me to managed it, what more you have more tables? I think I'm still just a beginner and those users who uses this feature do know if their cards are good or not by just looking at it?

A few weeks ago, I played two tables at once. Honestly, it was quite difficult to do so. But maybe at that time I was lucky, I played long enough and on one of the tables I managed to finish in 6th place if I'm not mistaken. So the point is playing on two tables at once really requires accuracy and also thinking quickly.

Besides that this time I will play poker again, do you want to join me.

• Mini Deep Turbo Satellite [2 Seats GTD]
  

Um... yes, I remember you were really great back then. If you could be patient, you could certainly win. You could even finish in second or third place. I was also at the same table as you at that time, and I made two buy-ins, but unfortunately, I didn't win because I went all-in.

Now I want to join again. I hope I win this time, and I hope to be at the same table with you. 

[Leahized]

yes, I remember you were really great back then. If you could be patient, you could certainly win. You could even finish in second or third place. I was also at the same table as you at that time, and I made two buy-ins, but unfortunately, I didn't win because I went all-in.

It's a bad situation for you but it is nothing to worry about, we'll play in the same table together again. Frankly I never buys 2 times. It seems to me that it makes it more complicated because then the greed of money to win between us comes. And that's why we can't enjoy the game properly. However, I hope your fate will be better later.

And after a while the freeroll tournament will start, I'll be there. If you want, everyone can join.
https://play.swcpoker.club/?tournamentId=275628721