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[QUOTE="titiduru, post: 4236635, member: 193367"] First I would like to give you thumbs up for thinking outside the box, it's a quite an interesting question. I only play freerolls and only for fun, not being really interested in the monetary value of the prizes, or even the learning aspect of it, so in general I don't think my personal life has a huge impact on the way I play. But one thing that makes quite a difference and is related to personal life is the time that I have to play in a given freeroll. If I know that I only have half an hour or less to play before I have to leave the game, there is no way I could possibly reach the later later stages of the tournament, regardless of how lucky I am or what strategy I use, so I play loose and aggressive, trying to get all in with any decent hand or draw, and enjoy the few minutes of entertainment. On the other hand, if I have the whole evening off, I am more careful about risking my chips, and of course, try to get as far as possible into the late stages of the tournament. [/QUOTE]
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