Ok let's try this:



That worked, ty. This is the PC download client.

Yes, it's different for the web users. I think that kalaea's shown an image of the software and it's a good one. You can check it through your browser and see the difference on it. But with the software, it looks smooth and brighter compared to the web. I might try it soon but I'm still going to access through web.

Yes it is clearer and that's what I've noticed from seeing it.

The hourly free rolls are still on going, you're not going to miss it if you'll join one and play. But you should be patient on these tournaments because there are a lot of participants and if you're aiming to end with a good place, it will take time for you because everyone wants to win those free chips.

Yes, tournaments test patience more than the tension of fear of losing a bet. And yes, they should be done when we have ample free time, because it will take quite a long time if we persist and aim for the best ranking.


Stud is my least favorite type of poker game, because there are more exposed cards than hidden ones. (Just kidding) Although the real reason is because I lose more often in that type of game.

Is there anyone here who is actually more skilled at this type of poker game (stud)?

In stud it's vital to keep track of upcards (especially folded ones) to help calculate odds. One tip for this is to type them into the chat box each hand (Obviously don't hit enter afterwards lol).
Chasing dead draws gets expensive.

I see. So you've been using the PC Client and I have been using the web version on my laptop, the layouts and everything are different on both, and that was the reason why I was having "Any" in the filters, and you were having "All" as a section where all the tournaments are displayed. Now I understand.

Also, it's a good thing that now you are able to post images using talking.com.


I don't know if this happens to you guys or not, but it happens a lot with me. Whenever I'm playing a freeroll, and I want to play carefully so that I can at least stay in the tournament for some time, but my hands don't support me, and I get eliminated quickly. However, when I have to leave for something and have no time anymore, I keep betting recklessly to finish my stash so that I can get eliminated, but then I start getting good hands, and keep winning. 

Lately, I have been joining freerolls for a very small amount. I seem to get impatient very quickly at this point. Since it's free, don't hesitate to participate and try to have as much fun as possible. And here I was joining yesterday but there were many skilled players. Gradually fall out of it and cannot survive for long. Besides, I think you should join paid tournaments instead of joining free tournaments. Because there are not many participants and it ends very quickly.

Yeah, many people tend to forget about estimating the required time a tournament can take. I was guilty of that too in the past. I even had a situation when I had to abandon a tournament, but had enough chips stacked to still make it to a paid place.
You can somewhat estimate the maximum time a tournament can take by checking its structure (i.e. in the "Tournament info"). This shows how often the blinds/ante will go up, as well as the amounts. Eventually, they will become so high that it will force the game to come to an end.

On the contrary, I actually quite like this type. However, if I had to choose between Hold'em and Stud, I'd definitely prefer Hold'em because it's simpler. However, Stud is also one that I enjoy quite a bit.
A few days ago, I also participated in a freeroll that featured Stud. I lost my patience and only finished in 6th place. 

True that, I participate in them free rolls on SwCPoker, I bet we've met several times. It doesn't matter for me that the prize pool is so small, if I finish ITM - I'm happy. Btw, I became Young Seal recently, congratulate me, guys



For those of you who don't know - it's quite an achievement



Overall, I like this site very much. Playing there 2-3 times per week at least. And chatting with other players during the game is fun too, or even just reading how others chat.