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[QUOTE="dsvw56, post: 1132687, member: 40873"]
Actually, February was entirely 2NL. These were the first hands of poker I played in like 3+months so obviously I was a little rusty. I'm pretty sure I was still winning, but obviously not playing as good as I'm capable of. Ummm . . . I guess the best advice I could give is to not assume you're just running bad if you don't feel like you're winning as much as you should be. Sure that may be part of the reason, but there's always room for improvement.

Yeah, those first 10k hands or so were a bit of an adjustment period. It's been quite a while since I've played below 50nl and I had sorta forgotten just how to go about beating dreadfully awful players.

I guess, just stick to your BR plan and don't be afraid to take shots when you have the BR for it. You're never going to improve if you don't move up. Sure it's pretty awful when you run bad at a higher limit and wipe out like a weeks worth of work in about 2000 hands. That first shot at 10NL was probably the toughest part of the challenge so far just because of how quickly I got wiped out and there was basically nothing I could do about it since every stack I lost was 100% a cooler. (And let's face it, KK<AA AIPF 3 times in that short of time is getting a bit ridiculous) Once I got over the initial frustration of running ridiculously bad, it wasn't too bad.
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