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[QUOTE="NCfoldem, post: 1516452, member: 67240"]
A lot of more successful free roll players than myself, seem to want to  obtain a large chip stack early in tourneys to give them more options  later on. Cool. I think they may be on to something here, especially  since they are usually telling me "gg" on my way out the door ... lol.  But in order to do this, they have to gamble or make marginal decisions  (flush draws, calling with crappy hands, etc.), then win, to get there. I  can't get myself to make a decision which violates the odds (general,  pot, any ..). Playing good poker, to me, is about making good decisions.  How could taking chances which don't add up lead to such large chip  stacks? Are there 3 good players who bomb out to every 1 that this  strategy works for? Is there any way that I can more regularly grow my  chip stack, without taking chances which violate the percentages, since I  often find myself short-stacked by the middle of tourneys? Can anyone  help with my confusion? Will John marry Helen even though she is  pregnant with Oscar's baby? Oh. Forget that last one ... lost it there  for a second. Thank you for your patience.
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