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Message: [QUOTE="Bren, post: 1060436, member: 50281"] Well, it depends on how you look at it. In a poker game, you have to take certain risks. It's usually better to take the risks in the later stages of the tourney. In a freeroll however, you don't have anything to lose and little to win. So why not take a big risk to begin with on one of the first hands, maybe double up or more and begin the game with an advantage? Worst case, you get busted, lose nothing and try another game. Obviously, if you keep taking crazy risks through the game you'll get busted by a better player. That's the way it is. BUT a gamble or two at the beginning of a freeroll might be useful. [/QUOTE]