
Normino
Legend
Bronze Level
yes they are fun but i think the structure could be more quick. also months ago ACR held a lot more of these, nowadays they not run very often, like every two or three hours and sometimes they dont run.
its a bit of a time waste to be honest but sometimes i click one of these on the side when i have tables open anyway.
congrats to your final table position OP!
yes they are fun but i think the structure could be more quick. also months ago ACR held a lot more of these, nowadays they not run very often, like every two or three hours and sometimes they dont run.
its a bit of a time waste to be honest but sometimes i click one of these on the side when i have tables open anyway.
congrats to your final table position OP!
thanks! I think they run every 3 hours, but before hold'em would only be just on sundays and omaha hi-lo mon-sat, I have no idea how to play omaha hi lo, I can barely cash in on just regular omaha now that they have that without the low one a week. also, hold'em everyone know how to play or somewhat know how to play from tv etc. hold'em is more noobie friendly..so I'm glad its offered more than one day a week now.. I play the free rolls when I can usually the 3pm 6 pm 9 pm EST..
I like the PLO8 games, I'm just an OK micro O8 or O8 freeroll player, but I know it's a post flop game, if they let me see a flop, and most times they do as you say, limp in every hand, (I don't limp just any hand) I mainly play them to pass time, I'll quite often call a pre flop raise depending on reads I may have, most times it's people with naked aces or kings and they can't fold them post flop when flush or straight possibilities or on the board.The Omaha hi/lo tourneys are an utter farce. Players playing every hand with any cards -it is just a gamble fest. I have cashed many times but I tend to enter and play the tourneys as almost background noise to whatever else I am engaged with.
Congrats on your score, to make the final is cool and the pay off rewarding!
I like the PLO8 games, I'm just an OK micro O8 or O8 freeroll player, but I know it's a post flop game, if they let me see a flop, and most times they do as you say, limp in every hand, (I don't limp just any hand) I mainly play them to pass time, I'll quite often call a pre flop raise depending on reads I may have, most times it's people with naked aces or kings and they can't fold them post flop when flush or straight possibilities or on the board.
Quite often I build a huge stack early in the $50 freerolls, many over value their hands. I've made FT and final 2 tables a few times, often run into coolers late in the games. That's Omaha I suppose.
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I will never knock them outright as it is a generous supply ACR provides its members.
Exactly. Complaining about something, which is offered to you for free, is literally the most pointless thing to do. If people dont like the structure or player pool tendencies or whatever, then just dont play. How difficult can it be to understand?![]()
Obviously, I completely agree fundiver199!
I think some just lose perspective. Normino got a third in a chaotic free roll with 1,300 plus entrants (certainly early stages) and bagged $3.17. Awesome. However, I know many CC members would not be bothered.
Except of course they would be bothered to enter the CC private free rolls and then be more than happy to cash and then ladder up. But, it would still take a final table finish to win $3 + and that is seldom achieved without reaching the third hour of play.
So it is all swings and roundabouts!
ACR changed the format (I believe this is what you are referring to) some time ago. It was 'free rolls on demand' which if I recall correctly started as soon as 300 players signed up, the difference being they paid $10 in total.
ACR then switched to - $50 guaranteed' tourneys which start every three hours (when all is on schedule)
I do not play them frequently either anymore but as Normino points out, you make the final table and is a nice payout as well as immensely satisfying.