Are Pokerstars no longer as generous as they used to be

[Chebchoub]

I think they follow the rules by the word, or they have other issues with this regulation.

888, GG Poker and even partypoker and bwin offer freerolls.

So I wonder why PokerStars can't.

This is true, but only for those whose location allows access to these rooms. For me, I currently enjoy playing on RP and ACR, ACR is a complete and excellent room and provides several daily micro tournaments starting from 0.01 and also several freeroll tournaments.

 

[thedarkman]

Hello everyone
Why is Pokerstars no longer offering free tournaments where players win cash as before?
Yes, I do not deny that Pokerstars offers valuable free satellites, but the truth is that we qualify for paid buy-in & rebuy tournaments, and unfortunately we may encounter players who do not care about money and do not stop rebuy, and here it is difficult to qualify for the next tournament, which may also be a satellite .
And the other thing is that the cost of participating in the cheapest sit&go has become no less than 0,25$, unfortunately PS did not leave the room for beginners to enjoy this game and practice and learn it as it was before. Yes, where are the free EPT, Bankrollmob, and PokerSchool Openskill tournaments, etc. Where are the sit&go $0,02 and $0,10 and $0,27 buy-in tournaments.
Many of these tournaments motivate us and make us happy to play more and give us the opportunity to practice more and participate in several paid sit&go and tournaments.
Do you agree with me or what do you think?

I remember when they use to give you Frequent Player Points. They withdrew these literally overnight.

 

[x patrice x]

I think they follow the rules by the word, or they have other issues with this regulation.

888, GG Poker and even partypoker and bwin offer freerolls.

So I wonder why PokerStars can't.

I now think that pokerstars has simply adopted a different marketing strategy.

They looked at the numbers and asked themselves, “Are the freerolls worth the price compared to the effort and money it takes to comply with the right regulations?”

Instead there is an (almost) freeroll, like for us, which is special. I can well imagine that PokerStars does something similar in other countries. An incredible number of players are logged in at this point...

Just like 'Private Tournaments'!Maybe all expenses that aren't worth it.