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The Next $5,000 PokerStars Freeroll is Only Days Away

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$5,000 PokerStars Freeroll

The next PokerNews-exclusive $5,000 freeroll at PokerStars is only days away, Dec. 4 to be exact, meaning time is either counting down to your chance to win a big prize in time for Christmas or running out if you want to qualify for our value-packed freeroll.

It isn��t unusual to see similarly sized freeroll tournaments have several thousand players competing for their slice of the prize pool, but this PokerNews-exclusive event has a fraction of those entrants due to it only being open to a select few.

To be eligible for the $5,000 PokerNews freeroll, you must have created your PokerStars account via PokerNews links, used our marketing codes and made your first deposit onto the world��s largest online poker site during 2016. If that describes you, you need to keep Dec. 4 at 3:05 p.m. ET free because that is when you��ll be vying for a share of a guaranteed $5,000.

  • Name: PokerNews $5K
  • Date: Dec. 4, 2016
  • Tournament ID: 1702972336
  • Time: 15:05 ET (registration ends after two levels)
  • Qualification: For PokerNews players that made their first deposit in 2016 - no VPP requirement

If you don��t already have a PokerStars account, you can change that fact easily by following these simple steps:

If you don't have an account at PokerStars, here's what you need to do:

  • Click here to open PokerStars in a new tab
  • Sign up for a free account
  • Enter the marketing code "PNEWS"
  • Use the code "STARS600" at your first deposit to be eligible for a 100 percent up to $600 bonus
  • Register for the event

This is the final $5,000 freeroll of 2016 so make sure you do not miss out on winning big and giving your bankroll a potentially significant boost in the run up to the holiday season.

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