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[QUOTE="Nismo, post: 6097964, member: 467543"] I think this is a great start for anyone who's new before putting in any starting capital. Freerolls can help build a bankroll and provides a way to practice the strategies you study risk free. It's got to be said that the competition in freerolls can be strange, be careful of the first few minutes where maniacs are just going to go all in. Once you survive this wave, the game becomes a bit more civilised but the players are still quite loose until you get fairly deep into the tournament. Once you've built up some free money there's no harm in trying throwing it at some micro tournaments. Paid tournaments, even at 10c are a lot more civilised than the freerolls. From there you can work your way to 100 buy-ins to the next level of tournament. I'd recommend 888 Poker for this as they have a lot of freerolls to get you going and a few 10c, 50c and $1 tournaments throughout the day to help snowball those freebies. Once you're comfortable with the micro tournaments you can start investing money if you want, but if you're doing well you shouldn't need any more cash Good luck at the tables [/QUOTE]
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