That joke of yours was really good.Joujou113 said:
—learning how to limp from early position with over 100 BBs.
Absolutely!Joujou113 said:
True - this is where - all your good hands will be eaten by a lucky Bingo player!!bablovod said:You can't gain experience in freerolls; this is an early and mid-stage bingo lab. And at a later stage, bingo with better cards.
Good luck to everyone at the tables)))
I completely agree. Freerolls are the perfect starting point for building both confidence and a bankroll. With patience and consistent learning, they can open the door to bigger opportunities through satellite tournaments.Coolcassv9. said:
Well said. Freerolls are great for learning, but moving to low-stakes real-money games at the right time teaches discipline and decision-making in a way that free games simply can'tfundiver199 said:You can learn the fundamentals like hand ranking and reading boards in play money games or freerolls. But if you want to become good at poker and see it as more than an alternative to Netflix, then you have to graduate from the kindergarden and play with your own money. Does not need to be a lot of money, but something like a $100 deposit to allow you to play some microstakes games. Best of luck
) Good luck at the poker tables .
Totally! And they are free 😅 free things are always welcomeJoujou113 said:
