Well, in freerolls i play very tight in the first 3 levels of blinds...And in my opinion, itīs the best to do since freeroll players are crazy (or bad?...) players who goes all in with any two cards...There are many players who owns two accounts in the same casino. This is not allowed but many people do it and everybody knows someone who does it...In the last two years (mainly) we are assisting a BOOM of poker. Everyone wants to play. Happily for us poker lovers, most of player in the world are bad players: player who like to keep thinking luck is the most important in poker, players who think reading about poker is for nerds, players who will soon abandon poker, just like they had abandoned bingo! lol
To restrict me to the subject in question, what I want here to say Is:
With the time, I have come to see that a great part of the freeroll players register their two accounts in the same tournament. Then they start the tournament with one account (unless they have two computers, but thatīs another story...). Now, imagine that "you" are playing against him. You are being delt excellent cards, you have been raising and wining and you never showed your hands...The "two accounts player" looses his patience and when you raise pre-flop with your AA he goes all in and he beats you with straight with his 35o . lol! Why did he call? well, he has another account running...If he had lost, he would simply log out and the log in with his other account. But he won, so thereīs the double up! Itīs frustrating, isnīt it? No, it doesnīt have to be...Be tight....the tightest you can be...When the blinds go up, he wonīt survive....why? because he doesnīt have the skills to go forward. Remember "he" is the one who thinks poker and bingo are the same, the one thinks reading is for nerds...
Ps - i only comment freerolls....Who knows if you reader aren't my next opponent tomorrow?... eh!eh!