The only difference between cardchat freerolls vs others are that our games last too long (for casual freeroll standards which is 3h or less) ...In general, the only freerolls I play are the card chat freerolls.
They are very different from other freerolls where you find a lot of bingo players. Here they play like a normal MTT because there are players who understand the game very well.
In multiplayer freerolls, my strategy is generally not to despair at the start of the freeroll. If the game has an average starting stack of chips, play normally, gradually increasing your stack if you can.
Never forget that the minor objective is to enter the ITM and the main objective is to reach the final table.
Once I pass the bubble according to my stack of chips, I loosen up more. For example, with a smaller stack of chips there, it's likely that with the help of cards, and depending on the position at the table, I'll try to make some raises or allins to win blinds or double my stack.
For me, the goal of any tournament is to be patient and make the most of the hand I play.
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Then it's better to go all-in (or several all-ins), and if you tripled the stack, then just sit out until ITM without play )))The best strategy for freerolls is TTO, which mean Time Theory Optimal. Go all in every hand, until someone call you. In that way you optimize the amount of time, you spend on each freeroll
This sounds like perfect thing to practice in cardchat gamesThe best strategy for freerolls - Go all in every hand until someone call you. In that way you optimize the amount of time, you spend on each freeroll
Last time i cashed in CC game i probably did just that when increased my stack like 5* times and then 'til ITM was more than secured ...Then it's better to go all-in (or several all-ins), and if you tripled the stack, then just sit out until ITM without play )))
On the other hand (pun intended) if you play tight and wait for a hand you will see getting yourself moving towards ITM by allowing others to eliminate each other on other tables in parallel .In a huge 10,000+ player donkfest with 3 minute blinds, trying to play a "tight is right" strategy is pretty much suicide. Even if you happen to catch a couple hands early on, you're still likely to end up blinding out way before the money. Best to play like an aggressive maniac and hope to get lucky.
It could be what you say. Look, at least in my case I've played very good tournaments at the Platinum level.The only difference between card chat freerolls and others is that our games last too long (by casual freeroll standards, it's 3 hours or less)...
You've only been here 3 months (and 1 day), so you probably haven't noticed yet, but there are players in CC games who don't understand 'the game' at all and some of them aren't even so-called bingo players.
The minimum goal is to achieve ITM; I'm pretty sure most are thinking about it. Still, at the end of the day, it doesn't matter how you do it, as long as you earn some money...
My strategy is elementary. I don't play with junk, instead I always wait patiently for good cards. This strategy is simple and quite effective. Thanks to my simple strategy, I regularly increase my bankroll.Tell me your strategy for freerolls! Lets talk!
As they say, "tight - is right"! ))My strategy is elementary. I don't play with junk, instead I always wait patiently for good cards. This strategy is simple and quite effective. Thanks to my simple strategy, I regularly increase my bankroll.