Get it in early with good holdings. It may take 30-100 hands mind you. After the first hour it plays a lot better. Once you have chips pick your spots. Knowing that all the software has bad beats programmed into it for the rake in cash games but the software has no idea which hand is tourney cash freeroll etc. It is def. a luckbox kinda thing though because when u shove ur AA into 210off theres still those flops like 2210qk that will drive you crazy. Just know that in the long run you will make money off of your play. Poker is long term not short term so keep grinding man. Freerolls are a great way to learn the softwares hidden flaws and bad beats. If you can 10%itm a 300+ freeroll field then you are ready to move on up. Just my opinion take it for what its worth. Play your game and within yourself and don't let the early shovefest tilt you.