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Well if you don’t want to deposit your own money to play you can register with a site that gives you free starting capital. There are few of them out there, but the best that I found is:
http://www.pokerstrategy.com/uWURFN
To get the free money you have to:
1. Register
2. Read their poker strategy articles
3. Pass their quiz
4. Open an account on one of the poker sites
5. Enter poker account details and wait for the money

They give the starting free 50$, and when you collect certain amount of points they give you an additional 100$

P.S. They don’t accept USA players, and they perform random id security checks, though yet non of my friends that registered had to pass an ID check.

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There is actually many games for poker online. For example you can play poker games here for free http://www.agame.com/search.html?search=poker
Hope this is what you are looking for!!

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Here I go. I’ll do my best.

If you’re looking for a good free online game, you can’t go wrong with League of Legends. Personally, I don’t like it, but it’s extremely popular and relatively easy to learn, from what I hear. I don’t think you can save your progress, but the game itself is solid and isn’t pay-to-win.

League of Legends: http://na.leagueoflegends.com/

Shooters are big in terms of online gaming, the first one that comes to mind is Team Fortress 2. Again, I don’t like it, particularly because of the ‚cartoonish‘ atmosphere, but again it is extremely popular and I’m fairly certain it isn’t pay-to-win. So you know, to play TF2 you need to have a Steam client installed and an account created. Both of these and TF2 are free. TF2 is backed by a strong community and lots of community contributions.

Team Fortress 2: http://store.steampowered.com/app/440/

I used to play a browser-based MMORPG called RuneScape a long, long time ago. Recently it’s gotten a bit too mainstream for my tastes, but you might enjoy it. As I said it’s browser-based, so you don’t need to download anything to play. You just need to have a Java plugin running in your browser. There is a client you can download, but it’s not mandatory. Also, I’m fairly certain they’re working on an HTML5 version of the game. The base game of RuneScape is free, but there is a paid version, called Members, if you’re interested.

RuneScape: http://www.runescape.com/

A couple games I play:

Recently, I’ve gotten into two military shooters: Warface and Contract Wars.

Warface is a well-made military FPS by Crytek, the producers of Crysis and FarCry. It’s free, and extremely good-looking, being made with CryEngine. The playerbase is hurting a bit right now due to some bad decisions (won’t go into that) but the game is solid. As I said the community is small but generally friendly. I have hope that the community and playerbase will recover in the coming months. Take note that Warface is also a browser game, it runs on CryEngine through a plugin called the GFACE Experience Plugin. This can take some time to get used to.

Warface also features co-op alongside the regular PvP. There aren’t many co-op missions to choose from at the moment as the game is in Open Beta. Also, it takes a really, REALLY long time to unlock stuff. But, the starting weapons aren’t what you’d call underpowered. Overall the game is pretty balanced.

Warface: http://www.warface.com/en

Contract Wars is another free FPS I play, and quite honestly, I love it. I used to play it as a way to kill time between classes, but now I can honestly say I have fun playing it. It has microtransactions like any F2P game, but it’s hardly pay-to-win, at least, not in my experience. Sometimes you’ll even get premium guns (albeit only for a day or two) by leveling up.
The game runs on Unity3D through the Unity browser plugin, and isn’t resource intensive at all – my 2011 laptop can run it just fine. It might be a bit difficult to learn the interface at first, but it’ll get easier with time. I can probably say this is my favorite free FPS I’ve played yet.

Contract Wars: http://www.kongregate.com/games/tfender/contract-wars

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There’s my two cents. Hope I helped.

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