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[QUOTE="redboy23, post: 6629775, member: 384323"]
The road to becoming a professional player is not a smooth one; there is a learning curve that depends on a number of factors like the time invested in studying and one's aptitude for the game to name a few.  Along that road, playing freerolls does not hurt, especially in the early stages. I am sure professional players go fishing for easy money in the softer games :) - they would be foolish not to! If one cannot have a measure of success playing freerolls, then this is an indicator that there is a leak in their game. The only argument that I may accept there is that the time invested does not match up with the returns. However, the world of online poker does allow for multi-tabling.

A couple important things that were not mentioned in your post are discipline, game selection and bankroll management. This is what I am struggling with at the moment and learning some very valuable lessons. I guarantee you that one day I will be playing in a big tournament and if I have it my way - (Thanks to CC) [B]the buy-ins will be from freerolls[/B] - even though it is re-invested in  lower buy-in tournaments, with my bankroll of course :)

This will be a nice standard question to ask on podcasts when interviewing professionals; Do you play freerolls or any soft poker games?  How does this impact your time and bankroll?  P.S - I claim copyright! :ROFLMAO:

My final point is a general one, do exercise caution with the way you state your ideas and the environment or context in which it is shared. :censored:
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