Most players in a tournament free roll re-buy, do not make re-buys. You should always re-buys in those tournaments. Generally, free rolls with re-buys are unlimited re-buys for the first hour. For free rolls, consider that the tournament is something that is subject to many changes to the end. It can also act very loose during this period because you can always re-buy if you stay outside.

It is worth re-buy 10 or 12 times in a free roll tournament $ 1 has a total prize of $ 1,000 with $ 200 for the first place? You will need to get to the final table to get their money. From a purely monetary perspective would say no. From the point of view of final table play or preparation to reach the final table, I'd say it's worth the prize. Consider these $ 12 as an investment in experience to play poker with large batteries (for the tournament).

Therefore, hand selection of tournaments with re-buys will add to your favorites normal hands, equal to any figure or any suited hand. Furthermore, even with an Ace If you have large pair should bet all his chips on the table. If you have any pair, play your chips in pre-flop. Once we managed to double the amount of chips you had at the beginning, then implement their normal strategy for a game rather lost because you can always re-buys.

These tournaments have a greater commitment. There will be more players that re-buys in the free-rolls. As in free-rolls, play your first hand and retire, then you can re-buy. Again, being the chip leader at the table is important, also in a re-buy tournament.

In addition to their normal strategy, play strong with pair of mean score and smaller along with suited hands that have a 10 or better. Also would play an Ace of the same suit or any to meet or ask for a raise 4x the big blind. The Post flop play can be tricky, but you have to make big bets with top pair then play figures and pairs that are 4 colors, are the hands to play. Try to leave out the weakest. Then, you can re-buys.