freerolls

[maxstell]

You have to take advantage of freerolls, you know what's going on, they're burning over
If I went all in and I had a lot of luck today I qualified for a big tournament. Do you guys go all in with any hand when you are short of chips?

 

[23maxim88]

I’m using a push-or-fold strategy when I’m short on chips — not perfectly, but I’m trying.

 

[R.Holynskyi]

You have to take advantage of freerolls, you know what's going on, they're burning over
If I went all in and I had a lot of luck today I qualified for a big tournament. Do you guys go all in with any hand when you are short of chips?

I am prepared to act differently in different situations. However, to be honest, hyper freerolls are simply bingo tournaments, and if luck is on your side, you will have a chance. If luck is not on your side, there is no point in being disappointed, as tomorrow is a new day and there will be a new freeroll.

 

[babyrosejr]

It really depends on the situation. In freerolls, many players do shove any two cards when they are short stacked, but it’s not always the best approach if you actually want to go deep. When you’re down to just a few blinds, you should still try to pick spots where you have fold equity or at least some chance of being ahead (like pushing with broadways, suited connectors, or any ace).

Of course, luck plays a big role in freerolls, but even with a short stack, a disciplined shove/fold strategy will usually give you a better chance to qualify for the bigger tournaments than just going all-in with any hand.

 

[flitspaal]

i frequently go hard early, because if at some point i get a bad beat or some type of bad luck, i'd rather that's early on so that i don't waste time.