Where can i play poker online without paying?
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Most online casinos have tables where you can play with play money.
I used to play at Partypoker.com, but people play differently when it's not their money so i got bored. That said, there's no way you'll ever be short of a game.
I used to play at Partypoker.com, but people play differently when it's not their money so i got bored. That said, there's no way you'll ever be short of a game.
wouldnt bother playing for no money, it takes away a lot from the game.
put a small amount into a site and play the microtables (pokerstars has loads of micro tables). even 1c/2c tables are a much higher standard than play money!
put a small amount into a site and play the microtables (pokerstars has loads of micro tables). even 1c/2c tables are a much higher standard than play money!
Well i'm onlly 16, and unless anyone can tell me different, they won't let me sign up and I assume you need a credit card.
I always seem to win. On yahoo poker (thanks haly), i started with 1000, just quit with 1400-something.
I always seem to win. On yahoo poker (thanks haly), i started with 1000, just quit with 1400-something.
Chronicle said:I always seem to win. On yahoo poker (thanks haly), i started with 1000, just quit with 1400-something.
If you play yahoo poker you will always win, its only people like me that play every couple of month that just play stupid bets on 5 high that loose. If you play for money it will be "much" harder to come out on top.
Have a look at Replaypoker.
You create an account but don't have to download anything.
You start off with $100 and anything you win goes in the 'bank' 'till next time.
It's slightly more realistic because it doesn't let you get stupid amounts of chips all the time ($100 every half hour iirc - when you have less then $10 left).
You can work your way up to better tables, the more you win. Keeps me entertained in college sometimes.
You create an account but don't have to download anything.
You start off with $100 and anything you win goes in the 'bank' 'till next time.
It's slightly more realistic because it doesn't let you get stupid amounts of chips all the time ($100 every half hour iirc - when you have less then $10 left).
You can work your way up to better tables, the more you win. Keeps me entertained in college sometimes.