Poker Freerolls

Freeroll Tournaments are poker tournaments that cost you nothing to play - they give you a chance to win real money without risking your own, and they are a perfect way to practice your poker skills. Online Poker Explorer is constantly updated with all daily, weekly and other special freerolls available. Remember to check our freeroll strategy page as well.

All freerolls for Today
Current Time: 20:17 EST

Date
 Time
(EST)		 Starts In Game
 Type
 Room
 Prize Pool
 Max Players Places Paid Freeroll RequirementsAdditional Information
Fri, Jul 3 20:3012 mins Hold'em NL Tribeca Tables $350 1,000 Action PointsSpeed
Fri, Jul 3 20:3012 mins Hold'em NL Prima Poker $1,00015000 260 $1,000 Daily Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 20:4527 mins Hold'em NL Bodog Poker $1,0001500 99 $1,000 Guaranteed Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 20:5032 mins Hold'em NL Party Poker $2,500 500 player points$2,500 Players Club Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 21:1557 mins Omaha PL Absolute Poker $502000 18
Fri, Jul 3 21:341 h 16 mins Hold'em NL Party Poker $25011500 220 $250 Beta Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 22:001 h 42 mins Hold'em NL Bodog Poker $3001500 18 30 Bodog Poker Points needed for entry$300 PTS Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 22:051 h 47 mins Hold'em NL PokerHost - WSOP Prize Package
Fri, Jul 3 22:051 h 47 mins Hold'em NL Tribeca Tables $1,000 4,000 Action Points
Fri, Jul 3 22:352 h 17 mins Hold'em NL Party Poker $25011500 220 $250 Beta Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 23:002 h 42 mins Hold'em NL Poker.com $35350 50 $35 Daily Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 23:152 h 57 mins Hold'em NL Tribeca Tables $250 1,000 Action PointsSpeed
Fri, Jul 3 23:503 h 32 mins Hold'em NL Party Poker $500 15 100 player points$500 Players Club Freeroll
Fri, Jul 3 23:503 h 32 mins Hold'em NL Tribeca Tables $5500 Speed
A freeroll tournament is generally a multitable tournament with more than 10 players. Freerolls are tournaments with no entry fee or initial buy-in. Some of the freerolls have entry requirements which must be met before free entry is granted (for example a raked hands requirement, meaning that you would only be able to enter the freeroll if you had fulfilled a predefined amount of raked hands). The penultimate column of the table designated with the Freeroll Requirements icon may contain a entry requirement red square that has a tooltip (move the mouse above the square and a hint will appear) that briefly outlines entry requirements. Freerolls that do not have a red square a called No Requirement Freerolls and are especially suited for new poker players.

The last column Additional information provides additional information about a freeroll that appears as hints for additional information yellow squares.

The Max Players (maximum number of players) and Places Paid (number of places paid) columns will help you decide if it's worth playing. Freerolls with a high number of players usually take longer to complete and the competition is tight. The number of places paid means the number of players that share the prize pool. If the number of top winners in a freeroll is low, you'll get more money. Of course that the best freerolls are the ones that feature a big prize pool, a small number of max. players and a small number of places paid.

You may notice that the dropdown list of the Room column has entries like "- iPoker -", "- Prima Poker -", that are listed first. Actually these are not poker rooms but poker networks. All poker rooms that is part of a network share the same tournaments and freerolls. Instead of listing all the rooms, you see only the network. If a room has it's own special tournaments (that is available only to players registered at that room) it appears in the dropdown list. If selected, the table will display these special tournaments as well as the network ones.