Today’s Freeroll, Free Online Poker Tournament Calendar: Texas hold’em, Omaha and much more!

The world of poker is constantly changing, especially online. Many initiatives are held every day, but above all many tournaments. If you want to stay updated on the various online poker tournaments, this page is designed specifically to be able to report all the matches on the various sites. The calendar is constantly updated and offers a detailed overview with everything that happens in the world of online gaming. Inside you will find only advice for authorized and AAMS licensed poker rooms.

How do you play online poker?

The game of online poker is really interesting and has grown exponentially in recent years. Furthermore, the development of the internet on mobile devices has made it possible to have a large number of tournaments available. Just open an online gaming account, register all your data regularly and start playing directly online. The rules of online poker are the same as those we are used to: however we recommend that you first read all the indications and terms that each site offers. As always, we remind you that each portal offers different rules both in the game and in the management of its online account. For any doubt, it is better to send a message or contact the company.

Do you need a game account?

In order to play online you need a game account. This is the only way to start playing online. Just register and provide a valid document: once accepted, you can start playing online. Beware of the documents you send, otherwise you risk the temporary block of the account. Our advice is to always register on the AAMS or ADM poker sites, or those portals that comply with all the laws that the Government imposes on sector operators in order to operate in Italy.

Texas hold ’em

On online poker sites it is possible to play in Texas Hold’em mode. It is played with a minimum of two players up to a maximum of ten per table and is played with a normal 52-card deck without the use of jokers. Each hand consists of four betting rounds: each player has two cards face down. The first betting round involves a subsequent betting in which the dealer (or dealer), after discarding a card from the deck, deals three visible community cards. Another round of betting, then the dealer deals another card face up in the center of the table (the turn). In the third betting round, the dealer will deal the last community card, always after discarding one. After the fifth community card, there will be the last betting round: players may not use even one card, one or two of their cards and community cards in order to form the best possible five-card hand. The best hand will win the pot.

Five types of bets are available in Texas hold’em poker:

• Check – Each player continues to play without placing any bets.
• Bet – It is the first bet that is made in a spin.
• Raise – The player raises on the previous bet.
• Call – The player decides to bet the same amount as the bet or raise of the previous player.
• Fold – Each player always has the option to fold, which means stopping playing that hand. If he decides to do this he can no longer participate in that hand.

Omaha: here’s how to play

Omaha poker is an interesting variant. There is a player who acts as a dealer: the two players on the left are the small blind and the big blind. The three are the only ones who have money on the pot before they even see the cards. Each player receives four cards which will remain face down. The first episode is made by those who are on the left of the big blind and continue clockwise. At the end of the first betting round, the dealer places 3 cards on the table. Then there will be a second betting round, at the end a fourth card will be revealed. Yet another betting round, the fifth card is also shown here. At the end of all bets, the best hand must be combined with five cards in order to win.

What are freeroll tournaments?

Before we start playing online poker, let’s see what freeroll tournaments are: these are free entry tournaments that offer real money prizes, or bonuses or tickets that can be reused for paid tournaments. The payout, or the sum that is paid out at the end of the tournament, varies according to the number of participants. At the end of the registration for the tournament there will be the various prizes divided according to the finish positions. There are some tournaments that adopt the ‘winner-take-all’ formula: only the first place winner wins the prize pool.