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The Long Road of the Freeroller....
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[QUOTE="fcumred, post: 870654, member: 37796"] You want the truth.. The truth is I wouldnt look at freerolls. I played and played, losing heavily until I couldnt afford to lose anymore. At that point freerolls were the only option so I started playing them. They gave me such an insight, and experience that now dont have to use my money and I've now got a good $300 stashed away on various sites which I use to play with. I still dip into my card now and then if a new site turns up and I get a good deposit bonus out of it, but otherwise if I want to play for money then I have to win the entrance fee through freerolls first. Its amazing how much more effort you put into your game when you have a goal of maybe earning $5 to play in a $3k competition, and its even more satisfying if you get into the money in that competition because you've earned every cent of it. Not just in that game but in getting the buy in fee too... [/QUOTE]
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