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[QUOTE="jonaselloco, post: 6630945, member: 1003394"] Look, I think that in many things you are right. It is more in the matter of the frerolls that many have disagreed with you, I think that at least I understood you. What you want is that once you have a good bankroll you leave the game of freerolls a bit to start in a new world of paid tournaments. I totally agree with luvepoker's comment. It is true, not because you stop playing freerolls will you find a better level of players in other tournaments. Of course you will find them, but you will also find bad players who just because they have money play and have fun, and they must also be beaten. I've been following the Zeros poker professional campaign on YouTube for a long time. When I started to see him I said to myself "this man, what is he doing???" because in truth he seemed to me a man who would not be up to the task, and in truth I judged very badly and I was wrong. You also learn from this, from mistakes. That is why I would like those who tell our friend that "he does not understand or that he does not know what he is talking about" to tell him his thoughts, so we can all reach common conclusions in this beautiful debate. Greetings brother and succes:):):) [/QUOTE]
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