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[QUOTE="DPlayer13, post: 303933, member: 2689"] I like the post about someone saying that if you ask 10 different poker players for a good strategy and you'll get 11 different answers. This is true -- you do need to find your own strategy but isn't the whole point of this post to say YOUR strategy to help other people adopt one? :fight: That being said... I'd say that the way I like to play freerolls (and I don't like to play freerolls) is to be real tight in the beginning and only play premium hands. I don't remember who said it, one of you Freeroll #1 Winners, but that's how I play it too... The pots just aren't worth that much to be throwing away money. Wait till you have a killer hand, then play it. This way you know you will probably have the best hand entering the flop and if it goes your way you are in for a big chip increase. This is the time when you double up early when your big hand catches a big flop. :adore: Man I love those little smileys... Basically you have to hope for a good hand to double up on early to get a decent chip stack. Once you get established you can see more flops and take down more pots, increasing your hand. This is because the blinds are now starting to increase so less players are seeing flops and you can bet out lower stacks preflop with raises with less than premium hands. :eating: Once you start doing this, fold to hands where you aren't the strongest because you want to keep your chips, not gamble. You only gamble against short stacks that won't significantly take down your chips. If you have 5 times as many chips as someone, calling his all-in isn't a bad idea (depending on your hand of course). Just try and accumulate as many chips as you can -- meaning don't throw them away!!! If you can do this, then you will start to get later and later into the freeroll and find yourself among the best players (or the luckiest). You can't avoid a fish or two having plenty of chips later -- so always keep an eye out. After this it's all about your skill as a poker player taking you to the finish -- and I can't tell you how to play this part. :icon_king --jomega-- [/QUOTE]
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