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There's a joke: "You got run over in a 1k tournament, but you'll run over someone in a freeroll; the distance will make up for it."
It often happens that this key hand, in which the top stack is a big knockout, gets all-in, but alas. I feel like Phil Hellmuth; those who know, know. Share your experiences.

Can someone explain to me what this is about? Because i have no idea what OP is trying to tell here. Thanks.

Fosterbio said:

There's a joke: "You got run over in a 1k tournament, but you'll run over someone in a freeroll; the distance will make up for it."
It often happens that this key hand, in which the top stack is a big knockout, gets all-in, but alas. I feel like Phil Hellmuth; those who know, know. Share your experiences.

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The running joke is: "You got felted by a bad beat in a $1K? You'll catch a rush in a freeroll... variance will always pay its dues."
It often happens: you're in a crucial hand for a top stack and a good bounty—you get all-in with the statistical advantage, but you get sucked out on precisely in that key spot. You can't help but feel like Phil Hellmuth. Share your experience
P.S. Sorry, the translation in the topic is a bit incorrect, this one should be better.

I didn't understand the motto of the post