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I just moved up to 10NL last month. I spewed way too much but managed to have a break-even month. This month has been pretty bad. I am still not making good folds. I'm a calling station with TPTK (AK) when I think I'm good, but should just fold damnit.
I have a stop-loss of 6 BI's and had lost five this month. In spite of not playing well, I knew I was experiencing some negative variance. I was losing to str8's where villian had a 2-gapper, etc. I had to fold a set of A's when the board had four flush cards, etc.
Tonight I fired up three tables, hoping to stack some drunks. So, for the 1st time ever, I paid the blind early when I got on my first table and was rewarded with AA. I stacked a reg that had JJ. A few hands later on the same table, I called a 3bet w/AK, flopped a Ace and stacked AJ. So, postive variance gave me back 2 BI's in five minutes. Obviously, I'm still down for the month, but I'll try to recover and play better.
Moral of the story: I'm not sure, lol. Just try to correct your bad playing habbits and let variance swing in the upward direction for you. Hopefully soon. GL.
In your early posts in this Op, you seem to have done well and were happy with your game. Maybe go back and read those for encouragement.
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