figure the value of a Freeroll

[FrankWhite]

If you're trying to figure out the value of you're points for entry or you "seat", then divide the prizepool pool by the field and multiply by 1.1 to account for a buy-in fee. Either way most freerolls aren't worth your time if you hold any value to that. But if you're entertained, multi-talking, or able to extrapolate your winnings, it is time well spent.

[grinderUNChicago23]

I mean they are free, why not play them?

[jetsalltheway12]

i love freerolls great way to build your bankroll

[abwil2]

I mean they are free, why not play them?

So you dont earn points to play? If you earn points then its not free in that you spent time earning said points. So what are you worth for an hour at the least?

A few of you just cant read or comprehend LOL but if you feel your time is worthless then good for you!!

[PursuitofPlay]

I'm not sure of your math OP but my logic is as follows. I've started buying points instead of earning them so they carry a set value of 250 points per dollar. I'm placing frequently enough to win more than I'm buying the points at so it's worth it economically, more about playing the game though.

[brokenlung911]

to most they have no value I value them as a tourney to play and work on my game most see them as an all in fest praying to get lucky

[steveo2003]

hane to look at the # of entries to # of payout in my opinion also.

[greengiant]

But there are different values of freerolls spiritually to each different player. Spiritually if I am trying to build a BR then the freerolls have unlimite value to each one I enter.

[walterb1991]

while this is true, you must factor in the # of people sitting out, and how good the other players are... for a pro it would be worth more than $1 because their EV/ROI (even though buyin is 0) is better

[bakreni12]

man i wish i m smart like you , play for free end you can only win ...