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[QUOTE="N.D., post: 1299042, member: 30036"]
LOL, it'd be large if I saved it and didn't venture away from freerolls with less than $100.  I've probably won at least that much over a really long period of time, but thing is I keep venturing out into the cash section and getting whooped.  
 
Smart would be to stay in freerolls until I have at least $100.  I'm not that smart, I get to itchin' for some cash play and lose my loot.
 
At least I'm just losing freeroll winnings.  Some pros lose a lot more than that with the same bad habit of playing at a particular level without enough loot.
 
My point was never that you can make a quick and big bankroll off of freerolls, just that they offer a lot more than meets the eye at a glance.
 
As for the bit about small ball it pays out a lot better, save for hands like AA where it can be tough to small ball and win or pull back a lot of chips.  But the great thing is freerolls give you some practice at it and taking advantage of opponents with fewer skills than you.
 
BTW I'm a weirdo.  If I cash at all I'm usually going to the final table, but that was true when I was absolutely clueless too.  Thing is, practice in freerolls has me knowing what to do when I get to the final table.  That and the cheap R&A's at Cake helped a lot too.  They were much nicer than the ones at FTP.
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