Full Flush $200 Noon Freeroll

This is not much money, and that's not what this is about. You all know I have the $125,000 to play one weekend. Well started to play in the $800 at FF but looked at this freeroll, with all these players, and thought it would be good to use as a guide for the big game, with me playing tight aggressive. It's not as long as the other one, but it does show me I can get to the money through many players. And guess what, I seen no stupid crap the whole time I was playing until we got in the money, which 50 was paid. So maybe I can try the same in the 125K. What do you all think

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I have played the freeroll and the 800. You will not see the same action at the 800, Early on it will be extremely tight and you can take down some easy pots in position, but beware of being sucked in. There are some pros that will be there and they will slow play the crap out of position Beware of any possible straight draws ( gut or open ended) from mid tourney on. If u play ABC until midway point and have an average stack it will be fairly easy to cash.

Pardon me but what exactly are you saying? You have $125k? There is a $800 free roll on Full Flush? when?

Shamaniski said:

Pardon me but what exactly are you saying? You have $125k? There is a $800 free roll on Full Flush? when?

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He is saying he has a ticket to a 125k tourney from what I read between the lines.

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Yes I have a ticket to the $215 Sunday Big Ticket, and no FF don't have an $800 freeroll. I played in a $200 frerroll with about 800 players just to see how long I could last and got 12th. 12th would pay real good in that big game. But they are not having the Big Ticket this week so I'm going to register for one that has the same buyin.

This thread is way old but does this free roll still run?

They don't even pay out. LOOOOOL

This is a really old tread. Back then I could not explain myself very good. Anyway, I won a $215 ticket to play the $125k tourny at Carbon. I also meant I played a $200 freeroll at FF with 800 players just to see how I would do and use it as an example of how tough the Big Ticket, so I hope that will clear up the misunderstanding.