Poker games that are providing free plays to earn real money

[Findingnemo]

  You can spend some time watching a move or to play free roll poker and earn some money, it's maybe little, but it's something.
I don't like to underestimate any kind of profit, it's better to earn something then nothing.  
   I agree with Findingnemo, it's fine if someone likes to do it. We all think different, and is it collecting satoshis, or learning to play
poker for free, each of us have some incentive why we do it, or it can be a combination. What's is matter is that we enjoy doing that.

Yes it can be used for learning purpose but if you wanted to play poker with free money then it won't bring the real game inside you because you are not spending your money so you won't play the game to win.

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[figmentofmyass]

and i will also stake you in micro tournaments.

shooting you a PM. i'm interested to hear what kinda terms you're offering. percent stake, total roll, sites played, etc

im not sure i trust that SWC poker. wasnt that the one where the owner went to jail?

micon got probation and a $25k fine. it was for running an unlicensed gambling room---nothing major. SwC was then relaunched from antigua. i like them because there are zero location restrictions (USA ok) and zero KYC requirements. i've never had any problems transferring/withdrawing money there and their software is the best in crypto poker IMO.

[spike420211]

Several times I tried to participate in this kind of free tournaments, however, as it seemed to me, this is a rather laborious process.  
Because tournaments are free and they register a very large number of people, while the prize pool is not proportionally small for such a number of players.  

In the end, you have to sit for more than 10 hours in order to win a small amount of money. Of course, no one is obliged to give good chances for free.  
Therefore, I believe that such free tournaments are a great opportunity for those who are really on fire with this game and are ready to spend time on it.  But this is not for me.

[blockman]

The amount isn't worth even for the time we are spending to collect the rewards, ou can't even pay the withdrawal fee with that rewards even if you won a bet with that collected rewards.That's is why spending the real money will be worth it and also saves lot of time.

It's about the enjoyment so if somebody would want to spend his time doing it again and again and has a lot of time to use. That wouldn't be an issue for him.
You will never know that there are people who really do that whenever they can. They'd choose the free thing rather than saving time.

[spike420211]

The amount isn't worth even for the time we are spending to collect the rewards, ou can't even pay the withdrawal fee with that rewards even if you won a bet with that collected rewards.That's is why spending the real money will be worth it and also saves lot of time.

It's about the enjoyment so if somebody would want to spend his time doing it again and again and has a lot of time to use. That wouldn't be an issue for him.
You will never know that there are people who really do that whenever they can. They'd choose the free thing rather than saving time.

As a rule, free methods of earning as well as free tournaments are used by those people who do not have or have little free funds.
Give them money, and I assure you, they will prefer higher rates that are always accompanied by higher winnings.

As mentioned above, money really saves time, but for those who can earn this money in other ways.

[TrevorS]

  You can spend some time watching a move or to play free roll poker and earn some money, it's maybe little, but it's something.
I don't like to underestimate any kind of profit, it's better to earn something then nothing.  
   I agree with Findingnemo, it's fine if someone likes to do it. We all think different, and is it collecting satoshis, or learning to play
poker for free, each of us have some incentive why we do it, or it can be a combination. What's is matter is that we enjoy doing that.

Yes it can be used for learning purpose but if you wanted to play poker with free money then it won't bring the real game inside you because you are not spending your money so you won't play the game to win.

Poker is a money game. I tried to play chips - no pleasure. No drive, no excitement, no fear of losing. Even playing at small bets you feel a whole range of thrills that gives the game a special taste.
Chips can be scattered endlessly even without looking at your cards. Real poker only appears when playing for real money.

[Ucy]

Are those poker games are still valid up to date?

Anyone wasting their time on collecting or winning these rewards seems to have no mind because the value of the rewards doesn't worth much which is only worth about cents.If you want real money then play with your real money that kind of risks will pay you off depends on your luck factor.

That's fine if someone is enjoying to collect and play poker there. Yes, the amount isn't that worth if you'll use it for sustaining yourself or for important matters but not all of us are thinking like that. I guess it's a very good incentive if those are still valid today and have some fun as you play poker.

The amount isn't worth even for the time we are spending to collect the rewards, ou can't even pay the withdrawal fee with that rewards even if you won a bet with that collected rewards.That's is why spending the real money will be worth it and also saves lot of time.

   You can spend some time watching a move or to play free roll poker and earn some money, it's maybe little, but it's something.
I don't like to underestimate any kind of profit, it's better to earn something then nothing.  
   I agree with Findingnemo, it's fine if someone likes to do it. We all think different, and is it collecting satoshis, or learning to play
poker for free, each of us have some incentive why we do it, or it can be a combination. What's is matter is that we enjoy doing that.

I think time spent playing a betting game (even the free ones) should at least be proportional to the value or benefit derived from playing the game. Bettors need to factor in time and not just money in their betting activities. Time well spent on things is important in most cases.

[Mauser]

I think time spent playing a betting game (even the free ones) should at least be proportional to the value or benefit derived from playing the game. Bettors need to factor in time and not just money in their betting activities. Time well spent on things is important in most cases.

But it's free, No company can just offer free money for a long period of time without any return. If you would give every gambler benefits for their time spent playing your free game, the casino would just go bust. It's all about having a lot of people invest their time and eventually real money, for a few lucky guys to receive a prize.

In the end if the people would just work on an hourly salary everyone (except for the winner) would be better off monetarily.

[blockman]

As a rule, free methods of earning as well as free tournaments are used by those people who do not have or have little free funds.
Give them money, and I assure you, they will prefer higher rates that are always accompanied by higher winnings.

As mentioned above, money really saves time, but for those who can earn this money in other ways.

Yes, someone who does have money for it will certainly choose to save time and go gamble with it. But we will never know who are the people that actually do this but there's one thing and that's for real, there really are people who do this.
Since it's a gamble, that would be fine to them to gamble free money and earn real money with the chances that they have. Although it's a fact and it's too little to say and that is a real thing.

[DarkDays]

I understand the desire to win free money, but 1,000 satoshis is the equivalent of literally pennies.... What's the point of wasting your time to win pennies?

Even the worst paid jobs pay far more, and you can often earn more simply from farming faucets all day if you absolutely had to.

Can somebody explain the draw here?

[figmentofmyass]

I understand the desire to win free money, but 1,000 satoshis is the equivalent of literally pennies.... What's the point of wasting your time to win pennies?

Even the worst paid jobs pay far more, and you can often earn more simply from farming faucets all day if you absolutely had to.

Can somebody explain the draw here?

there's a certain satisfaction in building a bankroll from nothing. there's no risk involved. i've done it before---back in the day---from freerolls. i'll admit though, 1000 satoshis is way too small to pique my interest.

for some people, $1 may be a lot of money though.

[Bitinity]

I understand the desire to win free money, but 1,000 satoshis is the equivalent of literally pennies.... What's the point of wasting your time to win pennies?

Even the worst paid jobs pay far more, and you can often earn more simply from farming faucets all day if you absolutely had to.

Can somebody explain the draw here?

In fact we can still see many people are playing even with faucet only, those people are trying so hard to build up balance my playing with few satoshi in a hope to win more. Without a doubt they need to spend some hours to play with pennies, but they still do it. They must have at least a reason why they do something for pennies or even for nothing. In case of playing poker, it is better if they are enjoying the game without caring about the prize. It is even better than just playing poker game on free software that gives them nothing. So it can be related to "fun play".

[Debonaire217]

In fact we can still see many people are playing even with faucet only,

Also, they are the ones that just want to test the site and to try the features of that site, eventually, sooner or later, they will also deposit their funds in order to play in that casino if they find it attractive and good.

In case of playing poker, it is better if they are enjoying the game without caring about the prize. It is even better than just playing poker game on free software that gives them nothing. So it can be related to "fun play".

It could also serve as a way to practice their skills on memorizing cards and being more experienced to the game, it is kind of like preparation for actual games where they really spend huge funds.

There's still a point that some players are just playing just for fun, but would it be better if they engage a little bit more by depositing funds? Because believe me or not, playing with money at risk then winning will provide you more happiness by just trying the game through faucets.

[bitcoinst]

I think time spent playing a betting game (even the free ones) should at least be proportional to the value or benefit derived from playing the game. Bettors need to factor in time and not just money in their betting activities. Time well spent on things is important in most cases.

Things like this depend on how you can evaluate your time. If you earn in 12 hours much more than you can potentially earn in freeroll, then why do you even play free tournaments?
You can work 6-12 hours and buy a tournament ticket for money without any problems, with a significantly higher reward.

This will be an appropriate action. However, there are people who are in a state where they earn nothing, in which case even a small reward of freeroll can be valuable and expedient for them.
It all depends on your abilities.

[michellee]

In fact we can still see many people are playing even with faucet only, those people are trying so hard to build up balance my playing with few satoshi in a hope to win more. Without a doubt they need to spend some hours to play with pennies, but they still do it. They must have at least a reason why they do something for pennies or even for nothing. In case of playing poker, it is better if they are enjoying the game without caring about the prize. It is even better than just playing poker game on free software that gives them nothing. So it can be related to "fun play".

Maybe the fun play fact will be their reason to use the faucet to playing gambling instead of depositing some money because they think that they don't need to deposit money if they only search the fun thing. In that way, they don't even think about the prize because they realize that they can not make a big win with little money, so they play without heart feeling. And if somehow, they lose, they can use the faucet to get a free coin and continue to play other gambling games.

[abel1337]

I think time spent playing a betting game (even the free ones) should at least be proportional to the value or benefit derived from playing the game. Bettors need to factor in time and not just money in their betting activities. Time well spent on things is important in most cases.

Things like this depend on how you can evaluate your time. If you earn in 12 hours much more than you can potentially earn in freeroll, then why do you even play free tournaments?
You can work 6-12 hours and buy a tournament ticket for money without any problems, with a significantly higher reward.

This will be an appropriate action. However, there are people who are in a state where they earn nothing, in which case even a small reward of freeroll can be valuable and expedient for them.
It all depends on your abilities.

If your primary motive in the free poker tournament is the prize pool, And on the given case that you can earn more than that in the span of 12 hours, It would be a bad move playing on that tournament. But If you have different motives for joining the tournament like sharpening your skills, Entertaining yourself, Knowing other players, Getting the throne of winning the tournament and other purposes should be fine. The prize pool should be considered as a bonus because the time that are consumed in that tournament is too much since it is expected that many gamblers will join because it's free anyway.

[TrevorS]

I think time spent playing a betting game (even the free ones) should at least be proportional to the value or benefit derived from playing the game. Bettors need to factor in time and not just money in their betting activities. Time well spent on things is important in most cases.

Things like this depend on how you can evaluate your time. If you earn in 12 hours much more than you can potentially earn in freeroll, then why do you even play free tournaments?
You can work 6-12 hours and buy a tournament ticket for money without any problems, with a significantly higher reward.

This will be an appropriate action. However, there are people who are in a state where they earn nothing, in which case even a small reward of freeroll can be valuable and expedient for them.
It all depends on your abilities.

I understand your logic. But it seems to me that in the modern world it is not so difficult to master some sort of skill that will bring you enough money so that you can afford to take part in more expensive tournaments. Especially if you spend 12 hours a day on mastering the skill, you can learn a fairly wide range of things in a week and take part in serious money games, rather than games similar to chip games.

[spike420211]

As a rule, free methods of earning as well as free tournaments are used by those people who do not have or have little free funds.
Give them money, and I assure you, they will prefer higher rates that are always accompanied by higher winnings.

As mentioned above, money really saves time, but for those who can earn this money in other ways.

Yes, someone who does have money for it will certainly choose to save time and go gamble with it. But we will never know who are the people that actually do this but there's one thing and that's for real, there really are people who do this.
Since it's a gamble, that would be fine to them to gamble free money and earn real money with the chances that they have. Although it's a fact and it's too little to say and that is a real thing.

It seems to me when the stakes are not high enough you will not take the game seriously, and it will not bring you proper pleasure.
But the disappointment that you spent a lot of time and as a result did not work out, can ruin your day.

In any case, I speak to myself. I am sure there are people who get true satisfaction from the poker game itself, even treating free tournaments with full responsibility.

[michellee]

It seems to me when the stakes are not high enough you will not take the game seriously, and it will not bring you proper pleasure.
But the disappointment that you spent a lot of time and as a result did not work out, can ruin your day.

In any case, I speak to myself. I am sure there are people who get true satisfaction from the poker game itself, even treating free tournaments with full responsibility.

If the stakes are too high and that person can feel seriously about the game, I think he is a risk-taker because he only becomes serious if the stakes are high. It is not good if we are too serious with the game because that can make us forget another thing that we need to do, for example, we need to stop the game at the right time before we lose more money. But it is difficult to find free tournaments out there, and if it's available, maybe the tournaments will be at the online gambling website.

[Betwrong]

For Pokerfans who would like to try their luck and skill without risking their money, these sites do give real money to free entrant of the tournaments.

1. SWCPoker.eu - Free tournament every hour with 1000 satoshi reward. Quarantine special free tournament twice a day with 20,000 satoshis each. And other free tournaments for high Krill users.
 
2. Poker.com - Free tournament twice a day with 25,000 satoshi rewards each.

If you know any more keep on adding.

I would exclude Poker.com from the list. The site is no longer as it used to be 2 months ago. Currently they are promoting various poker rooms the reputation of which is unknown. I think they are just paid by those sites, and that's it.