Get Seven FREE Tickets to Play Real Money Tournaments on WSOP.com!
Looking for a good offer to try the WSOP.com poker software during the 2020 World Series of Poker?
This article doesn't list every promotion under the sun to play online poker in Nevada and New Jersey.
Instead, it lists the best ways to play some real money poker games for free on the WSOP.com poker site.
In other words, here's a special welcome offer you should not miss.
1. How to get Seven Free Tickets to $100 Tournaments
2. How to get up to $1,000 in bonus money
With the 2020 World Series of Poker happening now, poker players in Nevada and New Jersey are warming up their accounts to enter an event that is sure to make poker history.
If you are new to the site, you have a great welcome offer to claim.
Follow the instructions below to secure up to $1,000 in free bonus money and tickets to play some of the best free real money tournaments on the site.
Get Free Tickets to Exclusive $100 Events
Register an account on WSOP.com via PokerNews today to put your hands on the entire bonus package and receive seven free tickets to a series of exclusive poker tournaments, each carrying a $100 prize pool.
Fill out the registration form on this page and follow the instructions on the screen to activate the offer.
You will be asked to verify your personal data, confirm your e-mail address, and make a deposit of at least $10.
Seconds later, WSOP.com will transfer the seven tournament tickets to your account.
The tickets allow you to enter the WSOP.com new players' events - a series of daily freeroll where you compete for a share of $100 in real cash each time.
The events run at 4 p.m. on Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Sunday and at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, with a combined prize pool of $700 up for grabs in the next seven upcoming freerolls from when you deposit is made.
flop appeared, Kuhn led out for 2,140 and then called Frank's 5,160 raise to see the 
appear on the turn. 
river secured his double-up as it gave him a full house. 
flop gave him a sweat as Beyerlein a gutshot. 
turn was a sight of relief for Vigelette as it gave him a set and as Beyerlein needed to spike a seven to win. 
river paired Beyerlein but it was one card too late as it secured Vigelette's double-up.
. Trivett, last year's WSOP Circuit Planet Hollywood Main Event winner, opted to immediately re-enter for a fresh 20,000 starting stack.