Another Awesome run of freerolls yesterday gaining 33.5 SCR to the roll. I only entered the 3 main freerolls that ran throughout the day, NLH, NL BIG-O and the midnight NLH.
As you can see at the bottom of each image below 1st, 2nd, 1st! I Ran obviously really well but I believe the 10+ years of playing NLH and PLO helps too.
The games are still not very competitive (as far as quantity is concerned). The max entries is 120 and usually only see's between 5 and 10 people. I've only been playing on the platform for a few days but last night was one of the largest 15 people spanning across 3 tables.
(Hopefully one day looking back in a few years these stats will be amusing as the site scorumpoker.com and SCR grows).
Results
No Limit BIG-O
The game big O is basically 5 card Omaha so you can imagine the luck factor. Shout out to @Tadas (some may begin to know him as "the runner") nothing to do with running good, his posts on running are actually pretty good you should check them out.
In the tournament he played very aggressive, picking his starting hands well and Post-flop betting making it very hard to play down much less than the nuts.
The Midnight 30 SCR Freeroll
Usually this has the most entrants and at 15 was joint the largest ive seen. I actually ran really poor for the first hour or two, multiple times being under 10BB deep before getting below 10 players.
Once I reached the final table tbf I ran like god. I fount the final 3, Me , @Mikey and @Generausd very interesting because I'm generally a loose aggressive player, Mikey and Generausd are more on the nitty side ;P. Going into the final 3 I had a 2/1 chip lead so being looser was always in my favour too, both ended to pre-flop all in's and I won marginal decisions so for the most part it was maybe "luck".
1st, 2nd, 1st
I hope I can run/play this well when larger tournament's come around, for those only just starting or looking at ScorumPoker.com keep an eye out for the 1000 SCR community freeroll on the 24th November! It's too good of value to miss.
Be sure to check out some of my other posts coming up talking about tournament game theory, being tight, loose and adapting your game to specific situations that always happen throughout tournament's.
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