Excessive bluffing in freerolls?

[JrBraits]

Players who bluff excessively, as a strategy, usually do so in freerol!!
Do you agree?

 

[zgabizzz]

I disagree, freerol have a lot of crazy players that pay with 72of

 

[23maxim88]

I always bluff at the wrong time — when they have a set or a full house.

 

[Tadi]

In free tournaments there is more bluffing, often placing all the bet on any two cards but the bluff is also present in money games, only significantly less.

 

[tagece]

There area lot of people playing just for fun in freerolls. As there are players that don't have any clue on strategies. They don't care about losing their zero cents buy in.

 

[alucaa]

Oh, I don't think it's a strategy, it's just that in a freerol hardly anyone is playing seriously, in private tournaments if I think it's a strategy, but freerol that is available to everyone is not, it's just that they're either a long way from prizes or they don't care about the tournament

 

[pullabacke65]

yes

 

[pullabacke65]

Ich bin anderer Meinung, Freerol hat viele verrückte Spieler, die mit 72of bezahlen

yes

 

[kaynbergo]

When agreeing to freerolls, a large number of players just have fun and go all-in for luck with almost any hand of the same suit and even with various weak hands

 

[Sparta77]

On Ferroloks, bluff is equal to falling out

 

[Pavelmiyah]

Just starting bluffing dont stopped bluffing river

 

[puzzlefish]

Obviously it's easier to bluff when it costs you nothing. It's a good place to test out bluffs and see what works and what doesn't.

 

[sandy358]

Players who bluff excessively, as a strategy, usually do so in freerol!!
Do you agree?

Freerolls are just much softer in general. Bottom micros are somewhat similar, though maniacs are rarer even there.

 

[R.Holynskyi]

Players who bluff excessively, as a strategy, usually do so in freerol!!
Do you agree?

There is no point in bluffing in most freerolls. In most cases, your opponents will play with all hands in a row. If your goal in the freeroll is to increase your bankroll, then it is better to play with strong, promising cards.

 

[Navin Sarabjeet]

Players who bluff excessively, as a strategy, usually do so in freerol!!
Do you agree?

They usually do, but if you watch at the end they don't last long when a shark spots them

 

[Uncloggie]

They are the best. Easy pickings.
And so easy to imitate when the time is right.

 

[telespf]

I think there is several gamers with the lucker in freeroll gamaes, that is a problem for a good gamer

 

[romerim]

No, I play all tournaments the same way, no matter the buy-in.

 

[Dimidrol2]

Bluffing in freerolls is stupid, as for me, there is no such understanding there in principle

 

[sntiesot87]

they play more hands, they bluff more, they hero-call more. But they think less.

 

[ironduke11]

Alot of players bluff continuously in freerolls....

 

[havingfun]

I think freerolls are just for fun for many players, so either they double early or bust early. Does not really matter too much to them.

 

[xreiss]

I don't think it's a strategy

 

[renisundernet]

I always bluff at the wrong time — when they have a set or a full house.

That's tough, it means you bluff not just to steal a small pot, you have an actual plan or reading. Well gl nevertheless.

 

[Rost]

For many players, freerolls are a kind of lottery. I don't think that players in freerolls are bluffing. I wouldn't call it bluffing. I think that players in freerolls are willing to play with any hands because it's a freeroll and because it's free. Most of them just play and don't think about anything