Joined: Aug '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 6
really appreciate the free 5 pounds, although i have been playing on the site and there is a grand player base of 2 cash tables and nobody playing sit and gos, just made 5 into 12 and tilted 7 back as it feels there is no point playing there. software is great be it simple but anyone who says they make a decent amount of money on this site is chatting pure hot air. kind of riles me a little bit as i already have accounts at most of the sites you offer bankrolls for so i am up crap creek without a paddle.what to do ?
Joined: May '08
Location: Lithuania
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 10090
what to do? try and bang your head into the wall a few times always helps, you start seeing things differently, suddenly there's a meaning to life, world smells like a bunch of roses etc. and then just go and lose your roll with ease, i have a free roll at some crappy site too- something like $15 , have a feeling that i will not be able to cashout, so i just have fun, play relaxed, experiment a bit and try to learn new things...
well we can play tonight at yachting....i play SNG .5 to 1EU...its been a while since i havent played SNG in yachting...also tournament are always runnning..not much players but it runs...the GTD tournament are always good..have some regular players..also you can play the big sunday 300eu..buy in is 5.4eu....
Im grinding 3 different freeroll bankroll atm. on poker770, on titan poker, and I've won some money on PS from the leaderboard freerolls.
If one of the sites that i use for free-real money has a low influx of players i simple just switch.
to answer your question vaguely each site has its own play through requirements.
for example atpoker 770 i had received 10$ starting capital and another 40 was released along to way to generating 10$ of rake. now i cannot cash out that money until i generate 50$ total rake. so basically I can only keep my profits once i have raked away all my starting capital.
Im not sure what the playthrough is on yatching because ive never played there. maybe i should grab their free roll aswell?
Joined: Apr '09
Location: Portugal
Age: 44 (M)
Posts: 4827
the lack of crowd at Yachting is known since the begining, but the truth is: it’s possible to do good Money there. Having few opponents at cash, you tend to get to know them fast, not needing softwares to help you on that. And then you have the tourneys, those who get enough people to get paid, in which you will be playing against 40 guys paying $1 or less and fighting for a $50 first prize! Where else can you find that? Try opening another site while you play there, this way you won’t get much bored for waiting in one of the places, you will always have action on the other side.
Joined: Aug '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 39 (M)
Posts: 6
all the sites you listed i amregistered at but refuse to play there, sick of getting 2 outers shoved up my farthole 15 times a night, no offence meant, or running deep in mtts to find EVERY time you Will be outdrawed when your tourney life is depending on it. i dont know if it is me being a bad player but i use the odds and position to my advantage but those sites you mentioned smash bad players to reward bad play. im playing in the pokerstars poker tree in my local pub tonight, but will let you all know how i get on, also someone said a couple 0f posts up that they play nl.50 to 1. there was a grand total of 1 player in stage 1 bankroll builder and 2 poor souls waiting all night to play stage 2. too slow for me, i like to mix it up once and a while, double up, hu, tourney and cash, just didnt do it for me but if they get some traffic i would be first to make a deposit
Joined: Jan '12
Location: United Kingdom
Age: 36 (M)
Posts: 1204
There not too much difference between the poker sites that are on the same networks so I'll just advise you some of the smaller networks that still get decent enough traffic to play regularly. Enet network. Winning poker network. Everleaf gaming network. Cake network.
I would like to also point out, you can't just disregard big sites because you get sucked out on and can't hack it. It happens everywhere its a part of the game. Take your medicine like a man.
Joined: Dec '08
Location: Netherlands
Age: 43 (M)
Posts: 579
Posted by Fakiry: the lack of crowd at Yachting is known since the begining, but the truth is: it�s possible to do good Money there. Having few opponents at cash, you tend to get to know them fast, not needing softwares to help you on that. And then you have the tourneys, those who get enough people to get paid, in which you will be playing against 40 guys paying $1 or less and fighting for a $50 first prize! Where else can you find that? Try opening another site while you play there, this way you won�t get much bored for waiting in one of the places, you will always have action on the other side.
Yes its worth to deposit a little there. You will be able to play the new depositers freerolls mostly with maybe 10 to 20 players.
But there is a lack of players in the cash games and sng's thats a pitty.
But if you are smart and play all the freerolls then you can make a little money.
If you going for the big money or multi tabling maybe Yachting is not for u at this point.
Joined: Jun '10
Location: Belgium
Age: 51 (M)
Posts: 1457
I am playing on yachting since i got my no deposit bonus from BRM
I noticed that there are not many players on the freerolls and that iis is quite easy to get into the pay-out. Not that it will make you rich but a lot of small wins ...
I'll stay away from cash games and tournament on yachting for now,less than 10 players on most cash tournaments and always the same small pool of players,you'll be robbed blind if a few of them are working together
always helps, you start seeing things differently, suddenly there's a meaning to life, world smells like a bunch of roses etc. 
and then just go and lose your roll with ease, i have a free roll at some crappy site too- something like $15 , have a feeling that i will not be able to cashout, so i just have fun, play relaxed, experiment a bit and try to learn new things...
