so, u'll be playing with 0?
what happens if you win any money?
will they allow you to withdraw?
as far as i know there are conditions on the amount won.
and it can't be withdrawn instantly.
u can pm me the name of the casino which run no-deposit freerolls.
Yes, starting balance was zero. You can directly cash out any winnings directly to your verified Indian Bank account. Almost every Indian poker site conduct freerolls regularly.
Is this really worth your time to play freeroll poker several times in a week with such low prizepool on every freeroll? How much you'll get to win the 1st prize? Is that a winner take it all or the prize pool is distributed to several winners?
Yeah in long-term you are right but I will be playing those for just to have starting capital since I want to build bankroll from scratch.
If you really want to challenge for one week, I hope you can update your thread every day so we know what you will play and how much you win or lose. The freerolls seem tempting because they are worth 15$ -30$ and you can get them frequently throughout the day. Hopefully, you can win for money and you will not have a problem withdrawing the money. If you have skills in a poker game, I think you can try to play that because, who knows, you can win the games.
Updated already. I will try to update frequently.
Good luck! It's all that you need in freeroll poker games with so many players and a quick timer! Only with a lot of luck, you can survive all those all-ins through the game... it's definitely not about the skills, it's about picking the right moments for an all-in and having the luck to win... all cards are playing, and too many times I had crazy outcomes on many hands!
I guess this is just fun... have a good time playing free rolls if you have free time, and if you are lucky you can make at least some bankroll and start playing paid tournaments, it's where poker is completely different! Good luck!
Though prima facie your argument is true but you can play tight and if you play enough of them its just a matter of time. And at the final table you will be facing easier opponents.
Bankroll management is one of the hardest things in poker because the swings we can experience when playing no limit holdem is insane. When playing other variants like potlimit then the swings are not so big as we won't be losing our whole buyin with one bad beat. When I first started out with poker I went up the buyins too quickly and ended up going broke a few times. It's best too play dynamically with our bankroll, so as soon as we lose a few buyins it's best to lower our stakes again.
Building a serious bankroll without any starting money is very difficult. Freerolls are usually full of players, so even if you can win 10 or 15 USD it comes down to number players. If you are competing with thousands of other players than your chances are very slim. In my opinion it's better go look for a good casino with 100 or 200% deposit bonus. Like that you have already a good balance to start with.
Good luck with your challenge.
Without any doubt bankroll management is very hard to master and one of the important skill but now a days players are going to theoretical about it which is slowing them down (If you want to play poker only for lifetime may be that is the way but it is not intended this time).
Thanks a lot for consideration.
With a free roll program it seems almost impossible to really achieve anything. I do remember that there was an American poker professional who turned 10 $ into 1000 $. Not sure about his name, it was around 2010 I think. The guy with the cowboy hat. That could theoretically still be possible. Very difficult from Freerolls. Worth trying. Maybe it's better to try a strategy with low stakes?
Yeah its difficult but that's the whole point of doing it beside that I am not setting any upper limit and you cannot go below zero so it will at least an experience.
I'll give some advice that could help you to have a good result from this challenge.
What is the freeroll grind ?
The freeroll grind is a method of grinding where you play a lot of tournaments in order to get the required points to enter other tournaments in order to reach a high level.
The basic idea is to have a lot of small wins during all the tournaments, aim for playing a lot of tables and at the same time try to play your own game.
You must have in mind that it's going to be hard to get a good result if you don't follow this advice!!!the key points that people usually forget are$$ play cash games first and never do freerolls when you're in bad mood because it is obvious that you can't play at your best with a bad mood!!
I am not sure if you are talking about
Chris Ferguson 
Yeah initially I will be mulitabling with a more ot less tight approach.
Why does everyone write that OP is going to play freerolls? As I understand it, he has real $ 30 on his balance sheet and he is going to play with them first, and freerolls will be an additional help.
In any case, I wish him good luck and it would be nice if at the end of each day he wrote down the number of hands played and the final balance.
No there is no 30$ my initial bankroll was zero. You are right I will be playing both freerolls and real cash games but in order to play real cash games I will make bankroll from freerolls.
