Top Poker Freerolls & Tournaments (Updated Weekly)

Absolutely. Although not every freeroll tournament gives away cash (with some instead offering branded merchandise or entry to larger tournaments), many do provide a share or sum of money as their grand prize.

Freeroll tournaments exist primarily to attract new players and get them in the swing of playing poker, entering tournaments and so on. The idea is that players will have so much fun that they’ll want to keep playing afterwards using their own money.

Not necessarily. Some sites will let any player who has signed up play - though you’ll need to provide proof of your identity before you can claim any prizes - but others will keep freerolls aside for players who have made a deposit or play regularly.

The key difference here is that you’ll never win anything tangible when using play money. A freeroll tournament gives players the chance to compete for real money without having to risk any of their own. You will never win any cash or prizes in free play poker.

Any of the sites listed on this page are the best options for players looking to score entries to some freeroll tournaments. Beyond that, they’re also very solid options for playing online poker in general.

Some tournaments require you to enter a special password to access them, which is simply designed to limit the number of players who can compete. Another purpose of holding back passwords is to get you to follow their social media or spend loyalty points. Of course, our exclusive password list will help make sure that you’re always on the guestlist.

You can score freeroll passwords by keeping an eye on this page, (or signing up with our recommended poker sites, for that matter) to get access to exclusive tournaments that aren’t necessarily available to members of the general public.

Our passwords are posted here two hours before the freeroll event is scheduled to begin. You might want to bookmark this page so that you can come back and keep checking for new or recurring freeroll password releases.

Usually you can do so. Many sites allow players to compete using a smartphone or tablet, and even switch between mobile devices and a computer in the middle of a game, but others don’t have any mobile options at all.