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Home › News › Normalnormal’ Takes Down the Freerollers Open Final in December for $75

Normalnormal’ Takes Down the Freerollers Open Final in December for $75

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Christmas came again for the 20 players who cashed in Legal U.S. Poker Sites Freerollers Open in December. At the end of a thrilling month-end tournament, ‘normalnormal’ won the top prize of $75 after they beat the appropriately named ‘BadLuck’ heads-up for the title.

A total of $250 was paid out to the top 20 players, with previous LUSPS Freerollers finale winners among that number. While there were 20 winners, that meant 62 hopefuls missed out on the free money on offer, with a total of 82 taking on the end of December finale. There was drama all the way from the money bubble to the final table.

Rising up the Ranks

There were two players who cashed in both November and December’s LUSPS Freerollers finale, and one went very deep. The other, ‘kkk’, came 19th in November for $2.50 but made it all the way to 13th position in December, cashing for $4.00. Perhaps the most fortunate player to win however, was ‘Kennyo’, who finished in 20th place for $2.50, the first player to reach the money.

Others such as ‘Palmer’ and ‘redwine8’ both min-cashed for $2.50 too, before the money started getting bigger. Once play reached the final eight players, everyone was guaranteed at least ten bucks for their troubles, and both ‘Pharoah’ and ‘Loser’ took home winnings. With five players left, ‘dayyet’ busted with ten-four for $12.50. Running into BadLuck’s ace-nine, no help came on the board and play moved four-handed.

BadLuck and Trouble

Down to four players, ‘Torbap’ moved all-in with queen-ten of clubs, and was in good shape when ‘normalnormal’ called with ten-six. Dominating their opponent, Torbap nevertheless was in trouble from the flop, as the A-Q-6 spread came in diamonds. Normalnormal held the ten of that suit and a nine of diamonds came on the turn to eliminate Torbap for a cash worth $15.

In November’s LUSPS Freerollers Open finale, ‘cmt2’ finished fourth for $15, but one month later, they went one place further, cashing in third place for $25. Pocket fives in the hole were no good when flipping for their tournament life against normalnormal’s jack-ten, as a board of K-J-7-2-3 landed to pair up the eventual winner just when they needed it.

That pot gave normalnormal a massive 6:1 chip lead and soon after, they had all the chips at the table. ‘BadLuck’ shoved with ace-queen of spades and normalnormal was priced it to call with ten-six of clubs. A flop of K-7-5 with two clubs was a dangerous one and an offsuit nine on the turn added straight outs to normalnormal’s chances. A six on the river seemed the cruellest card of all that could land, pairing up the winner and meaning ‘normalnormal’ was the 2025 LUSPS Freerollers Open winner for $75 after playing the freeroll qualifiers only on the site!  

Here are all the finalists for December and what they won from the $200 free prize pool.

LUSPS Freerollers Open December 2025 Final Table Results (November results in brackets):

PlacePlayerCountryPrize
1st‘normalnormal’United States$75
2nd‘BadLuck’United States$50
3rd‘cmt2’ (4th)United States$25
4th‘Torbap’United States$15
5th‘dayyet’United States$12.50
6th‘tinkin’United States$10
7th‘Loser’United States$10
8th‘Pharoah’United States$10
9th‘shymadarm’United States$5
10th‘Gojob’United States$5
11th‘Jekinje’United States$4
12th‘Matter’United States$4
13th‘kkk’ (19th)United States$4
14th‘JunJun’United States$4
15th‘Advantage’United States$4
16th‘redwine8’United States$2.50
17th‘Palmer’United States$2.50
18th‘Ahweh’United States$2.50
19th‘pading’United States$2.50
20th‘Kennyo’United States$2.50

December’s Weekly Winners

December had four weekly tournaments, giving away another $70 of free money each. In the first of them, ‘Belgium’ took home the $20 top prize after beating ‘Aveiro’ heads-up for the title, with the latter claiming $15 as runner-up. The second weekly winner was ‘Ogoninuengland’, who beat ‘kkk’ in the final duel, with ‘kkk’ also winning $15. The same player came fourth in the third weekly tournament for $5, as Palmer won the $20 top prize before coming 17th in the month-end event for a further $2.50. In the fourth and final weekly event, ‘Loser’ – who came seventh in the monthly tournament for $10 – took the top prize of $20, meaning a very valuable month at the felt was had by them and everyone who cashed for part of the $480 given away in free money on Legal U.S. Poker Sites.

With weekly events taking place on Legal U.S. Poker Sites Freerollers Open throughout the month, you could take part in the all-new daily and weekly ‘majors’ for free! There are five daily tournaments, four weekly tournaments and of course, the month-ending finale to choose from. In the daily tournaments, each of the top three receive a ticket to the finale, with cash prizes on offer too.

After a thrilling finale in December where $250 of free money was handed out on Legal U.S. Poker Sites, will you be taking part in the even bigger and better Freerollers Open finale to kick off 2026? There’s another $250 up for grabs in just a few weeks’ time.

Good luck at the Freerollers Open felt!

Paul Seaton

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Paul Seaton, an esteemed figure in the poker community with over ten years of experience, has provided live coverage from renowned poker tournaments like the World Series of Poker, European Poker Tour, and World Poker Tour. His involvement goes beyond observation; he has served as the Editor of BLUFF Europe Magazine and Head of Media for partypoker.

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