Hello everyone. I have familiarized myself with the thoughts of those who have left their messages in this topic and have come to my own decision. Since most forum participants, like most participants in freerolls, are beginners, like me, having more paid places and smaller jumps is good; you get rewarded for your time spent. However, all professionals assert that the main payouts come at the final table, so by deciding to participate in a tournament with a smaller prize pool, relatively high payouts, and significant jumps, I acknowledge the risks—after all, I decided to play to win prizes, so the incentive to reach the final table and receive a substantial reward is worth it. Some view poker as a business, which is why the concept of managing your bankroll, considering risks, and chances of success arises. So for me: if I want to spend time and play for enjoyment, I choose larger pools and smaller jumps, but when I set a goal to earn money, it’s the opposite. Wishing everyone a great mood at the tables!! Glory to Ukraine!!😎🤘🇺🇦