I dont get it

u dont get paid off everytime u hit a hand on a real tourny.

Sometimes the manner people play in certain games plays in to your strengths or to your weaknesses. For example, my results are worse in turbo blind games. You could infer from that certain things about the way I play.

In those big free games, people tend to play differently than smaller or buy in games. There are a million characterizations about what "differently" means. I would say in big, free games the play is more lose, more aggressive, more likely to chase a hand farther. Of course this is not true of every hand and there are maniacs in any game but the willingness of players to gamble is often tempered by what is being risked.

Merlin333

i agree with the posts above me and would like to add that in those freerolls you get a lot of players that are learning the game, and dont have a real money account....

also u get players from time to time like me, who go into those free tournies to tilt after losing with AA to AKoffsuit by means of a 4 card flush TWICE, in ONE TOURNEY..............

Don't understand the combination of tourneys. Why are you playing Hubbles? If you are winning at the 180's, stay away from Hubbles. They can only hurt your game. They can't help you. If you are going back to Hubbles because you are losing your roll, you need a better management plan. Play back to the small buyins, and then stay with it. Your game will become more consistent when you play at the same level consistently.

a good plan: pick a level & stay there until u finish ITM 3 times IN-A-ROW

oh i am not losing my roll at all, in another post i had made here stating that my brother and i are in a friendly battle for the first $10, 000 bankroll playing in these is just another steping stone to get to another bigger tourney without using the money out of my roll.................as far as hurting my game goes maybe yes but at the same time with the crazy sob's in the tourney hubbles are a great steping stone to using patience in tourneys