September 3, 2012: Scooping with a king flush in the limit hold ’em freeroll on Party Poker.
Notice this report is filed under Entertainment rather than Business, because as ever, free money does not mean easy money. We begin with something that is not quite continuous. Celeb Poker has just merged with Titan Poker, and the latter has taken over its user base. All new Titan clients have been offered a new depositor bonus, and Titan is itself offering a hefty monthly bonus for all its regulars, but be aware that it will take some heavy time at the tables to clear it.
Having just hosted a Summer Millions promotion, Party Poker and its sister site WPT have launched an Autumn Millions. Anyone wanna bet that a Winter Millions and then a Spring Millions will follow? Seriously, where else can you get free entertainment and a chance to make a dollar too? Well, a few cents anyway.
If you sign up for this site or for any other, be sure to do so through an affiliate like RakeTheRake or RakeBack.Org for even more freebies.
Ladbrokes claims to be Europe’s largest poker site; it has a slew of promotions at the moment but most of them sound better than they really are. However, the new player freerolls and the regular daily freerolls are still worth playing if you don’t dream of growing rich. Ladbrokes is also a leading high street bookmaker, so you can back the horses, the dogs and selected sports events too, including boxing.
Which brings us to the PokerStars depositor freerolls. This seems to be another of those perennial promotions, but don’t knock it. For a mininum deposit of £7 or $10 (and entering the special bonus code at the cashier), you can currently play 4 special freerolls daily, and other not-so-special ones besides. To see how this may work out in practice – if you’re lucky – check out the screengrabs below, but don’t give up the day job!
September 7, 2012: A Depositor Freeroll on PokerStars. AK suited holds up for the second time in this tournament.
[The above was published originally September 8, 2012.]
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