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[QUOTE="RamdeeBen, post: 1601648, member: 71146"]
Hey...It's isn't because of that. Of course I want bad play, I was just asking when it stops because the variance in MTT's is high enough and the lower limits is a lot more variance meaning to pull in a "good" result seems a lot harder as your trying to second guess a much wider range.

Oh and by the way, it's just after hours of "hard" work to then lose an all-in when your massive favourite which is frustrating. At least in a cash game you can get it back, not in a tournament you have to wait for the next one and you're bound to take a bad beat during a tournament and it's usually when all your chips are at risk lol so it's like well, is there far to much luck involved at the micro limits?

It's like how often do your raises get respected in a micro limit MTT? Not very often.. So with that in mind, It makes you wonder, even when you'er a massive favorite you're for sure going to be sucked out at some point during a tournament, I just wonder if because of the added varience in micro limit MTT's,  if this can be over turned with so many callers in the long run.

1: Big varience in MTT's (espically micro)
2: You're going to be sucked out at some point during any tournament unless you're very luck
3: Are the times your favourite and you take bad beats and going bust from a tournament going to be less enough to survive a tournament long enough unless you're lucky?
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