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[QUOTE="allintuit247, post: 863905, member: 28454"] In playing an actual live buy-in tournament tonight I learned that I have learned a very valuable poker lesson through my online freerolls. PATIENCE. At our regular game we have often referred to the wilder tables as the freeroll tables as players seem to have bottomless resources for rebuys and will go all-in before they even have time to glance at their hole cards. I am one of the few players who consistently limits themselves to the original buy-in (I have read many a book while waiting on my other half to finish). A neighboring player was astounded repeatedly at the hands I folded pre-flop early on in the tournament. I simply kept in mind from the beginning that every hand had not a chance but a probability of being an all-in hand pre-flop and never made a call that I was not willing to go all-in on. I eventually built up pretty good, although not good enough in the long run. I was proud of myself for the most part, at no time did I doubt that I had played one of my best games as a result of all the infuriating freerolls I have check-folded my way through all these months. [/QUOTE]
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