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Is it even worth playing poker as a hobby?
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[QUOTE="yotalover, post: 1695077, member: 27806"] In My Opinion, you should be playing the freerolls for hobby. I read a comment about "scared" money, and that really makes sense. If you can't afford to lose it, you shouldn't play it. I understand a lot of the freerolls out there can be devistating donk fests, but you're in it for hobby, or fun, anyway. As stated, learn the bank roll management part of the game if you want to make money at it. If you just want to hobby it, hobby it for free. If you really try in these freerolls, it will improve your overall game. This will give you the confidence to play the money buy-ins. I've played a couple of the CC $5 tourneys on Sundays, but was playing with "scared" money and never really played "my game". I was too nervous about looking too much like a donkey in the eyes of the CC players, and I didn't really have the bank roll to play that limit. I wish you the best of luck, and remember, Have patience, and have fun. [/QUOTE]
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