mina271
Legend
Bronze Level
I think as long as the Bronze members pass on the password, it will probably remain an adventure. I rarely play the bronze freerols, but I believe that if you want to achieve something there, you should pay even more attention to the hands you want to play. Because most people play without any plan and really only play any 2 cards. But you also have to be able to handle it somehow if you want to play good poker. I honestly say it's a bit too exhausting to myself, but when I play the games, I just try to do my best just like in any other tournament.
Risto234
põrandaalune pokkerimängija
Loyaler
Gallarado777
Legend
Loyaler
yes there is nothing difficult to play just learn the combinations and everything will be easy for you
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fundiver199
Legend
Loyaler
I agree. In general I dont see any point in spending time on freerolls, where 2.000 players compete for 200$ or anything of that nature. If you just want free practice and/or entertainment, there is no shame in going to the play money tablesI don't play bronze freeerolls.Too many players, too little money.
Leandro6803
Rock Star
Platinum Level
yes, bronze tier players play like crazy but that doesn't mean you should play like that too.
against these players you will see more flops in position paying cheaply.
my strategy against these players is:
at the beginning of the tournament I see a lot of flop, if you limp to me on Button, CutOff and HiJack, my action will be limp behind with these hands
65s, 67s, 78s, 89s, 910s, 10Js and JQs.
if it limps you should limp back with all pairs from 22 to 99 to see the flop and try to set.
pair 10 up to AA you should raise on top of all limps.
you should also identify who is limping with high value cards.
never call a crazy all-in at the beginning of the tournament, unless you have these hands AKs, AA, KK and QQ
isolating a limp, when only one player has limped before you and you have value cards, you should isolate that player with a raise from 3x to 4.5x. indicated to do this with these hands AKs, AKo, AQs, AQo, AJs, KQs, KQo, KJs and KJo.
And when everyone folds and you have good cards, raise from 2x to 2.5x.
against these players you will see more flops in position paying cheaply.
my strategy against these players is:
at the beginning of the tournament I see a lot of flop, if you limp to me on Button, CutOff and HiJack, my action will be limp behind with these hands
65s, 67s, 78s, 89s, 910s, 10Js and JQs.
if it limps you should limp back with all pairs from 22 to 99 to see the flop and try to set.
pair 10 up to AA you should raise on top of all limps.
you should also identify who is limping with high value cards.
never call a crazy all-in at the beginning of the tournament, unless you have these hands AKs, AA, KK and QQ
isolating a limp, when only one player has limped before you and you have value cards, you should isolate that player with a raise from 3x to 4.5x. indicated to do this with these hands AKs, AKo, AQs, AQo, AJs, KQs, KQo, KJs and KJo.
And when everyone folds and you have good cards, raise from 2x to 2.5x.
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theStarfish
Legend
Platinum Level
Just playing tight in the beginnng and waiting for hands. Other than that I have no strategy. I just try to be the opposite of the other players. I do not care about the money, I just try to come as far as possible in these tournaments as a challenge.
MattRyder
🍏 Tech That Works!
Platinum Level
The consensus seems to be “ you don’t “.