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I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
I'm getting a freeroll in a local $200+10 tourney in a few hours. Usually gets 40-60 players. Here's the structure:
5000 chips, blinds are 20 mintues long. 25-50 50-100 100-200 250-500 500-1K 1K-2K 2K-5K 5K-10K ...and so on. What's my play since I'm freerolling? Loose and fast early? My normal tight and aggressive blind stealing mode? Bully the table from the getgo? I've got about 1 1/2 hours til I gotta boogie so let me know what you think and THANKS! zulu |
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Re: I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
I see no reason to play differently because your freerolling.
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Re: I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
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I see no reason to play differently because your freerolling. [/ QUOTE ] Wife says the same thing. 2 votes for 'normal'. |
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Re: I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
Normal.......if your a winner.
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Re: I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
Sell your seat to Action Jeff for 5th place money but don't tell Lee Jones you're doing it.
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Re: I\'m getting a freeroll in a local donkament today, what\'s my play?
Trip report.
34 enter the tourney, so its like a multi-table SNG. I hit the first break with 6400 and the second break as chip leader. But the blinds are doubling every 20 minutes, and this hand comes along. I'm in MP on a 6 handed table with A 7 offsuit. I have about 13K and the blinds are 400/800 with 50 ante. I push and get called by BB who has AK. I have him covered, but not by much. I spike a 7 on the flop and hold on. It was the only hand the entire 3 hours that I was behind. I get to the final table with about 23K and draw the 10 seat so I've got the button. By the time the blinds come to me, I've eliminated one player with KQ suited against his 6 6, and chip leader has eliminated 4 others. I've got 35K, he's got 50K, the rest are 20-30K each. Chip leader knocks out the short stack, and we're 4 handed. Guy with about 30K chips offers a chop, we all take it. Chip leader gets $1,200, we all get $800 apiece. Thanks for listening. |
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