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[QUOTE="Adventurebound2, post: 825872, member: 1035447"]
Probably the best advice given so far on this thread.   
 
Please take this post as constructive critisism!
 
Don't be looking at smaller stacks and asume they are easy money. One of my tactics is to keep an eye out for certain players who love to bring a lot of cash to the table and act super agressive way too often (basically how you explained your own play in this thread, imo)   I come in with 1/2 buy in and play patiently, they always double me up at least once and often more than that. Once I take them with a good solid hand they want revenge and play worse yet, so I continue to play patiently, ready to stack them again when the time is right. By this time the whole table is on to them and every one is waiting patiently for a great hand knowing the agressor is probably going to pay off big.  Any idiot can push and push, doesn't mean they are automatically going to win because they think they will always scare off players by big bets. All it does is paint a bullseye on them.  
 
Seriously, learn to play post flop better!  If you don't have it don't go throwing good money after bad hoping to hit something on the river. Learn how to fold, how to trap, and how to make the most out of the nuts when you have them.  Another major thing is to learn and practice good BR managment!
 
Here's an article from the CC strategy articles I recomend for you to read.[url=https://www.cardschat.com/poker-strategy.php]5 Stack Crippling Thoughts that Sabotage Your No Limit Poker Game - Poker Mistakes[/url]   There's a lot more good articles there that will help you as well, just click the strategy articles link.
 
Good luck to ya,
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