how to play freerolls correctly

kaynbergo · Nov 19, 2023

Luck is the main thing in the freeroll, but if you have seriously collected a strong combination, bet the maximum, any hands will bring you a profit

Alexey Shley · Nov 19, 2023

Always play for results. If you earn a good stack at the beginning of the tournament, play tight. Towards the middle of the tournament, there are usually more adequate players left than psychopaths who go all-tn with every hand, and it will depend on your skill.

Miyagi not miyaji · Nov 19, 2023

Embrace the variance of these type of games. Because it's a free entry tourney people play them like maniacs so you will often lose because some players won't fold even when they should.

Kinalha · Nov 23, 2023

scobido said:
I assume that you lose your patience, being more focused on the game, sometimes giving up the good cards and playing them less often, you might end up on the podium, I tell you from my own experience. Good luck!!!

Today in cc freeroll, you call 2 all in pre with the both players with 100 blinds (you too) with KTo can you tell me what is patience for you? You don't do the thing what you say

vriza · Nov 24, 2023

freerolls are tricky. Most ppl play for fun so u newer know what to expect

sibkaz · Nov 25, 2023

At the beginning of the game I try to play with older cards, in the middle, I gain a stack and knock out either singles or small stacks...To gain more chips I often go to ollin. At the end I play only with strong cards, carefully, with positions and ollins.

pansipos · Nov 25, 2023

You must play when you have a strong hand, have patience in waiting for a good hand

mr.fers_one · Nov 25, 2023

play as you always play if you want to get the most out of the tournament, or try some new chips, because it won't be so offensive in case of a loss.

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