First you have to understand the fact that if you don't do well in freerolls it doesn't make you a bad poker player. Many of us started playing the free of the rooms, to get a kind of bank and jump into the game with real money, but the truth is that this task is not easy at all and such is the complexity of these tournaments, that one of the great professionals of this passionate game launched the challenge of reaching $ 0 to $ 100 unicamentate playing freeroll and although it is true that I achieved it, it was not at all in the time that I had estimated, if I remember correctly it took more than 6 months to achieve it .
The definitive recommendation is patience, work, a lot of effort and study to improve your game.
Each level is different from the other and this includes the same freeroll, it is very different to play a free to a real tournament of the lower levels.
Happy day and good luck at the tables
I can certainly agree and most Professional Poker players now avoid the big Holdem tournaments in favour of other forms of Poker, Like Short Deck, Stud, Omaha and many others simply because they are more to do with skill than luck.
Holdem has become so popular that many more players are entering the big tourneys and where years ago you would have less than 100 players in the World series, in recent times there has been up to 10,000 entering. So the luck is out matching the skill element.
This is why you are seeing so many new faces at the Final tables, and a lot of them are Internet players, some of them even started on the Free-roll tables.
Recently I saw one guy from a South American Country get to the final table of a
wsop, from a single dollar satellite game. and won over $275,000, Life changing money for him and his family.
It is these and other stories that promote the game and make it seem possible that any one can do it, and any one can! You just need a lot of luck and the Poker Gods on your side.
When the fun Stops, STOP!