Big Tournaments

Crowder

Is it best to not play in the big tournament's if your fairly new to the game ?  

jordz16

If you can afford to play them comfortably then do so... if you cant then dont.

1267

Do you mean bigger fields or bigger buy ins ?

Crowder

ermm both really... thank you for your response.

churchy18

it all depends on your bankroll and how comfortable you feel in your game.

Play what you can afford too lose and the game/tournaments that you enjoy playing after all the game should be fun.

Think most people that are new and wanting too improve play the dtd games and some of the other deepstacks.

Maybe even join a team and ask on the forum for any help or advice that you need there will always be someone that will try and help.

Goodluck in your games ...Churchy

jams88

In Response to Re: Big Tournaments:

it all depends on your bankroll and how comfortable you feel in your game. Play what you can afford too lose and the game/tournaments that you enjoy playing after all the game should be fun. Think most people that are new and wanting too improve play the dtd games and some of the other deepstacks. Maybe even join a team and ask on the forum for any help or advice that you need there will always be someone that will try and help. Goodluck in your games ...Churchy
Posted by churchy18

This is a great suggestion but you may need to now thats the tournaments he is reffering to play on a Monday evening and are labled DTD 1,2,3 repectivly in the lobby they have a reasonable field size low buy in and many different skill levels in the players in them so great for learning and a friednly atmosphere as you will get alot of forum members playing

Good luck