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Message: [QUOTE="JOKERKING, post: 1327160, member: 60648"] i know what you mean, can be very frustrating to play your cards right and still lose to a worst hand on the river. but i would suggest actually staying in the micro limits, yes there are lots of bad players but you should use that to your advantage and double up through them when you have real good hands. playing a tourney with a bunch of bad players can be frustrating but if you play it patiently and wait for big hands you can go deep into the tournament by their mistakes. the only remedy i would have against getting a bad beat is to multitable as many of those micro mtt's as possible, you might lose a couple of tournaments to a lucky catch on the river but you will still have a couple of other tourneys that you can go deep in. i play a lot of the micro tourneys and actuallly like all these bad players as they are easy to beat and help me become profitable playing at those tournaments. now if you really cant stand all the bad player/plays at the micro mtt's then you can move up a couple of limits. but when you do move up in the limits the skill level of the players are much better, which can be less frustating to play but can also make it a lot harder to get deep in the tourneys. i prefer consistently beating the bad players at the micros instead of moving up a limit and breaking even or getting a little/medium profit against the a higher skilled field of players. i would say play a couple of mtt's in the limit that you are interested in and if you think you can handle it then move up. [/QUOTE]

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