Seem to do very well after I hit 4k.

[aina27]

is true, donkeys do not lie ... if you can not distinguish these lost. luck friend

[alliens12]

luckyy

[eqgh5uea]

is true, donkeys do not lie ... if you can not distinguish these lost. luck friend

huh?

[2moreminutes]

You should probably slow down and especially in freerolls maintain being tight until you reach a point of near 15 bb's then you can be a little wider with your shoving range but if you think you're getting anyone off a flush draw in a free roll think again

[roomik17]

when you get to your 4k number, slow down play cat1 hands, be selective, and study what the other players are showing up with

[eqgh5uea]

You should probably slow down and especially in freerolls maintain being tight until you reach a point of near 15 bb's then you can be a little wider with your shoving range but if you think you're getting anyone off a flush draw in a free roll think again

Great advice!! Thanks, I never thought about it that way... I was in a recent freeroll and I shoved 10k to a 17k stack with jj (flop = 10-5-7) and an AK called geting the bastard on the turn. Never again in a freeroll...

when you get to your 4k number, slow down play cat1 hands, be selective, and study what the other players are showing up with

cat1 hands???

[RVCrusher]

lol, sure seems that way sometimes...

[greely211]

alot of players need an initial double before they feel comfortable, thats why I enjoy double stack tournaments