This is down to Spenda's tip to start new tables slightly adapted in that I just stayed on the same table each time that it broke up and its also maybe an insight to wonderland. The other night we were playing on the same table ( you didnt mention the AA vs KK fish stacking hand in the downswing thread )where he left saying that the fish had gone in the chatbox.
Can't help wondering if you are habitually changing tables and therefore only getting limited hand histories on your HUD to get reads on your opponents.this was one of my tables last night and is by far the most succesfull table session yet.

stats are
vpip- pfr- pf Agg- bb /100 (hands)
att to steal- fold SB to steal -fold BB to steal- 3bet%- 4bet%
cbet%-foldto cbet%-river bet%- wtsd- W$SD

One downside of staying on the same table when it breaks isthat your vpip/pfr stats look horrible due to the headsup /shorthanded hands that you play waiting for more fish. The upsides that i found last night were that
- the single tabling fish keep coming rather than the multi tabling nits
- it makes it easier to concentrate on each new player as they arrive to build up a bit of a read. Go to a new table and you have to figure everyone else out all at the same time.
- having a big stack at the table will draw the fish hoping to double up
- having the big stack can help stealing the fish's blinds, seems to give your raises more weight probably along the lines he's won a lot , he must have a good hand when he's raising (yeah right)
- for the 5NL players out there theres a good read on nickanddim in the pic to which you can add chases gutshots had him all in with 55 on a 5j4Q, river came a 3 and he turned over A2.