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are pros immune to bad beats?
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[QUOTE="Poker Orifice, post: 1697032, member: 33113"] Actually I've built up a few accounts in the past, all starting from very small freeroll cashes. DoylesRoom in '07 I won $2.20 in a freeroll, played ALOT of 10cent STT/SNG they had on there (I actually found the play in those back then to be better than a typical $1-$3 on Stars). I then got another Freeroll cash for ~$14.00 then played a bit of 10nl NLHE usually only enough to qualify me to play in their 'raked hand' freerolls & I played in lots of them ($500 freerolls, $700entrants, top 250pd.). They had Stud, PLO, NLHE, etc. I final tabled a few of those which also helped the roll. Continued to play on there, but basically used it as a 'fun' account & ran it up to ~$750 before I lost interest. Then once they switched over to Cake network I never played much on there again. That ^ is just one example of one pokersite built up from a $2 cash in a freeroll. A site I never bothered to play much on or ever took very seriously at all. I have others too (4 other sites) but not gonna post details but will mention that Doyles wasn't the site I had the most success on by any means & on all the others I strictly played NLHE Tournament play (no cash tables & usually no sng's either). I'm sure there are MANY others on this forum who've had similiar success starting from scratch.. and many more who have done FAR better than my own micro accomplishements. (I know for fact that there are some who are earning enough to live off of, all from an initial freeroll cash & never depositing a single $). This is a bit of a derail & not meant as a brag post at all (I'd be bragging if I had 5-figures in my accounts but I don't). Just wanted to set the record straight that it is possible & has been done alot. [/QUOTE]
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