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[QUOTE="quazar66, post: 604982, member: 8536"] I have replied many times to people about taking breaks when the poker gods tend to spit on you at every turn or river. I would like some feedback from some of you on this subject. I have played poker semi pro for 2 years now. I have run in to the brick wall again. I helped a new poker room get started in my town with advice and my support of 50 hours a week. For the most part there are 4 pigeons and 4 decent players at the table at all times. Lately I cant seem to kick the loses from my game. I feel I have become victim to fancy play syndrome on my part. Is this a sign that I need to move on to a bigger limit or am I just losing my edge playing small stakes? Or is this something that happens for a while for every decent player. I have depended on making a average of $100 a night for 2 years now but that is what I seem to be loosing every night now. Personally I think its fancy play syndrome that is the problem. Keep in mind im complaining about cash games. I am keeping aflot by tournaments for the past 3 months. I have taken 1st or 2nd in the past 3 out of 4 tournament in my area so I im not sure if its my game or just what is going on. Any opinions on this will be appreciated I have been playing 2-10 spread holdem.:deal: [/QUOTE]
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