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pjandiareno1
Rising Star
Bronze Level
Your learning bad habits
A kiravio
Legend
Platinum Level
A beginner needs to learn, not be focused only on his cards looking forward to carry everything. He must study the behavior at the table, analyze how the winners did and what categories of cards do they use for this, and you also follow those who lose, what chances they had. Practicing the game, if you know what you want from yourself you will evolve. Play these freerolls it's good for getting used to varied or even crazy situations.
I personally have been playing for several years with interruptions, but I'm still at the learning stage, and I think I still need a lot.
Succes!
Kinalha
Legend
Platinum Level
I liked the topic, but first I believe that it is necessary to differentiate new players with ambition in the game, from players who don't care about anything. Those looking for evolution, ambience and perhaps even building a small bankroll for new games in freerolls need to understand that in freerolls they will find all types of players, from those who are just starting out and are interested in evolving, to those who play the game in 10 years, they are bad, and will remain bad. And I categorically say that the second bracket is the one most present in freerolls, people who don't care about the games, who don't have time, or who simply haven't had the ability to evolve in the game over the years. And that's okay, as they don't affect each other, but for those who are interested, dealing with this type of ''professional clicker'' is one of the challenges present at the beginning of the poker journey.
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odonob
Visionary
Platinum Level
I would disagree, simply ignore the mega aggressive players as you know that type of play will not apply to a real money games. The method of stacking up and progressing is however basically the same be it in a freeroll or money MTT.
antonis32123
Legend
Loyaler
Noone is forced to play a freeroll . You play it cause you can win sth more or because it will help you exersice your skills , test RNG . But if you can play higher stakes , if your win rate is satisfying, no reason then to play for 100$ prizepool . Very rarely just for fun or some more tickets won why not .
Lucho.riv9
Rock Star
Platinum Level
Well, I think freerolls are not for everyone. I agree that there are very aggressive players, but you can also learn how to play against them. Maybe a lot of players hate freerolls, but it is a good way to start your bankroll.
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luk0123
Rock Star
Bronze Level
I think freerolls are great for all new players just to get used to to poker itself. Then you can learn how to play. It might be difficult to implement and improve a proper strategy there because there are mainly "all-in" players but with some patience you can build a small bankroll which you can use later on in Real money games.
Veralt
Rock Star
Platinum Level
If you're mentally weak enough for freerolls to affect you, I wouldn't understand how you can stay calm playing for money.
I understand your point, but I believe that even when playing for money, there are tables of all kinds, and being flexible is crucial from my perspective. Freerolls are a peculiar experience, but I think they prepare you to some extent. I wouldn't see them as something negative for new players. Although it's true that if you go to other tournaments, you probably have to play differently.
I understand your point, but I believe that even when playing for money, there are tables of all kinds, and being flexible is crucial from my perspective. Freerolls are a peculiar experience, but I think they prepare you to some extent. I wouldn't see them as something negative for new players. Although it's true that if you go to other tournaments, you probably have to play differently.