I'm sure there is some DOJ agent reading this thread and making notes in his "little black book".

I would think almost every poker site operating offers freerolls.

For those interested in playing at a new site, here are some of the sites available, and the freerolls they offer, enjoy.

Carbon Poker - http://www.carbonpoker.com/tournaments/freeroll-tournaments.html
-5x $200 freerolls are run every day for absolutely any member
-new depositing players are awarded 14 days entry to the $500 Depositor freeroll

Any for all you smiley lovers, check this out: http://www.carbonpoker.com/features/smilies.html

Cake Poker - http://cakepoker.com/en/Tournaments/aboutTournaments/Freerolls.aspx
-new depositor $500 freeroll playing Saturday's at 2 PM ET
-daily freeroll satellites to the weekly $1000 freeroll held on Saturdays

RPM Poker - http://www.rpmpoker.com/tournaments/freerolls/
-$50 freerolls are run every four hours for all players
-RPM Poker gives you the chance to start a solid bankroll by playing in our new player freerolls. The entry coupon is issued automatically upon sign-up (not sure if they consider sign-up as account creation or deposit)

I have not personally played at any of these sites, these are just sites I know that are CURRENTLY open to US players. If anyone else has another site they know of, post it and I'll update this post with that information. Like Fletch said, if you DO sign-up at a new site, make sure you sign-up through our affiliate rakeback provider so that we can generate money to provide the members with forum freerolls.

Good luck!

This really isn't an issue for a couple of reasons, not the least of which is that Full Tilt is one of the few rooms that negatively affect your Rakeback in this way. Full Tilt hit your rakeback when you use any sort of bonus at their site. Doyles Room and RPM do not.

would be my guess that the DOJ is going to eventually roll over any site that isn't owned by the big casino operators in the US.  Can't afford to have any more money tied up.  They win, I'm out of it till things sort themselves out.

No, I don't play at any of those sites. I was just posting them so those of you who required online poker as a source of income could see some of the more popular sites that are still allowing US players. I do have some buddies from another poker forum who played at Carbon very heavily, and they liked it very much. One of the big selling points for Carbon is that it has more than just the usual options. For example, you can rabbit-hunt, deal it twice, and expose one card on that site, in attempt to mess with your opponent(s).

Raketherake.com is a fine site. I use them to get rakeback for a site I play. I can't remember which one; I've played so many.

Of the remaining sites that accept US players, I recommend RPM Poker or Lock Poker (Merge) and Minted Poker (Everleaf). RPM & Lock Poker offer 35% rakeback, have decent software, and enough traffic to ensure they probably won't vanish into the night with your money. They also both have many pros representing their sites. Minted Poker isn't as safe, IMO, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't give them a try. They offer 40% rakeback, and have good software (I like it, anyway). Traffic is low, but that could change with the Big 3 no longer serving US players.

I also recommend Bodog, but they don't offer rakeback. They have some kind of VIP deal. I've never been a fan of those, because I don't play enough. If you play a lot it might be worth your while to check out.