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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 2380832, member: 13851"]
Just wondering where you live that you have 'quite a few cheap MTT's <50'.

I live in the L.A. area and while there are usually daily MTT's in that range, I can't say quiet a few.  You also suggest that on those days when you do play, you might do what I do, which is to start with an MTT and if things go south too soon, you stop over at the ring tables.  Here in the L.A. area there are even occasional guaranteed freerolls.  However they always have lots of add-ons and rebuys and a freeroll like that can easily cost $100.  Never seen one that didn't easily cover the (typical) $5K guarantee.

So I will suggest that you do a more thorough job of understanding the structure of your tourney's.  There is one at the Bicycle Club, called the Quantum Reload, that is the most convoluted structure I can imagine.  Crazier than anything I have seen online.

I have sort of changed my mindset tho.  On any day that I do a live MTT, I feel satisfied if I make the 2nd break, which is usually 4 hours of play.  Last 3 times I was satisfied, and did not make the stop at the ring tables.

This plays into a developing concept about EBR (emotional bankroll).  It is still fuzzy, but it involves my desire to play live in a way similar to my ability ($ wise) to play live.  There is no doubt in my mind that if I could afford it, I would play an live MTT a day for the rest of my life.  At least I would have that mental stimulus.

And because we all are meddling idiots, What does hubby think about your passion?
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