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[QUOTE="WinnersCircle, post: 7131999, member: 1049938"] I'm not sure how much experience you have, but not fearing the bubble is something that you'll gain over time. Making a very deep run and only winning a couple of buyins when 1st place is 50+ buyins feels awful. Just fully embrace the fact that tourney payouts are wildly asymmetrical, and playing timidly greatly reduces your chance of winning. Basically all of your outcomes will be getting into the money incredibly short stacked, making it damn near impossible to run up your stack to being near the chip lead. It's even harder when you're in person, because no one wants to drive to the room, register, play a bunch of hours, get knocked out just before the money, then drive home. Playing online (if that's an option where you are) will really help you get good reps in since it eliminates the overall feeling of commitment. [/QUOTE]
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