Play in Freerolls Every Two Hours at Natural8

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Are you just starting or thinking of starting to play online poker?

If you fall in this boat or just want to brush up on your skills, we have something that could be right up your alley. Our friends at Natural8 have brought back the popular Chinese Zodiac freerolls.

As you may know, the Chinese Zodiac runs on a 12-year cycle with each year within the cycle represented by an animal. The Chinese Zodiac freerolls keep this in mind and offer a freeroll every two hours or 12 per day based on the same animal signs.

Each tournament offers the top three prizes a ticket to the Bounty Hunter valued at $2.10. So while you aren't going to get rich playing these freerolls, they offer tons of entertainment and you can win a hefty prize if you win a free Bounty Hunter ticket.

All the freerolls are open to everyone and available on Android, iOS, and PC allowing players to play at home or while on the go. Here is a look at the Chinese Zodiac daily freeroll schedule:

Chinese Zodiac Daily Freeroll Schedule

Time (GMT+8)Freeroll Name
1 a.m.Ox
3 a.m.Tiger
5 a.m.Rabbit
7 a.m.Dragon
9 a.m.Snake
11 a.m.Horse
1 p.m.Goat
3 p.m.Monkey
5 p.m.Rooster
7 p.m.Dog
9 p.m.Pig
11 p.m.Rat

Need an Account?

If you like the idea of playing in freerolls every two hours and enjoying many other promotions at Natural8, you will obviously need an account.

The good news is that Natural8 offers new players a fantastic welcome package highlighted by a massive bonus. Simply download Natural8 through PokerNews and make a deposit of at least $10 and it will be matched in the form of a bonus up to $1,688.

The bonus is released at a rate of $10 per $50 contributed to rake and the best part is that there is no time limit to clear the bonus provided that you do not request a withdrawal until the bonus is cleared.

In addition, first-time depositors also gain access to a $500 New Player Freeroll once they make a deposit of at least $10.

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  • The 12 freerolls running each day are named after Chinese Zodiac animals.

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