Schokk said:
Totally agree with you, many people just go all-in each hand at the start, only from the mid game time they start playing without all-ins.Mati532 said:
theANMATOR said:Totally agree with your entire post.
Except one - your 500 freerolls is pitiful.I played in approximately 5600 when I first started out. You have a long way to go before you can be judged by your tiny amount of freerolls.
garibe said:Ohhh man, that is right hahaha. I do not put in the right volume. Difficult to manage it with work.
I hate to say it but... I am still a Weekend Warrior! lol lol lol
frnandoh said:I like freerolls, but I have watched some videos where people said that freerolls are bad to learn poker concepts. Why do they say that? Do you agree?
Inadequate play of opponents People love it when they get something for free, and participation in a poker tournament is no exception. Because of this, thousands, and sometimes tens of thousands of people are registered in such events. They will go all-in against you on any two cards, there are no strategies and tactics here. Do not look for logic in the actions of your opponents, it simply does not exist.Any poker tactics, strategies or tricks in free tournaments are simply pointless. It is hard to practice adequate play here, as there is a solid pikhanin. In these tournaments, you can get used to playing too tight or over-aggressive, which will negatively affect your play at the cash tables. The misconception is that you can learn poker by playing freerolls. You can only do this if you come across directly with what it is like to play poker for real money.frnandoh said:I like freerolls, but I have watched some videos where people said that freerolls are bad to learn poker concepts. Why do they say that? Do you agree?
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