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Message: [QUOTE="TakingAShot, post: 3687075, member: 252239"] After a couple more days of just hovering back and forth at even in the HUSNG's, I finally got myself to move back to the cash tables, where I have played the majority of my hands in the few years I've played on and off. I left off crushing the tables in January, got busy, and forgot just how well I was doing. When I came back, I wanted to give the HUSNG's a try because they seemed like a nice hourly and I like them. Further, playing heads up just improves your overall game. I may go back to the HUSNGs at one point but I feel so, so much more at home in the cash games. I picked up better than where I left off and am winning at over 100bb/100 over a couple thousand hands...which is ridiculous. I haven't ran specifically hot, either it's just that the players around me are just that bad. This is definitely where to farm fish. The sit and gos really do seem to just close the gap between good and bad players, giving the weaker players better odds to win a BI from the good players. It's a different thing to bluff/shove turn or river in a deep cash game than it is in a $3 HUSNG. Anyway, there's variance in any sort of gambling/cards and there's also skill gaps. I think the combination of some bad variance, not being in the right games, and just flat out tilt was leading to my bad run in HUSNGs. I started out doing better in them than I was doing when I ended up and a lot of it really was just terrible variance. That said, it did start coming back to me earlier today before I switched to cash and I did learn a lot from the past couple of weeks playing nothing but heads up. [/QUOTE]

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