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[QUOTE="white_lytning, post: 1899829, member: 39455"] I don't know enough about your situation but a few general comments. 1. Any "hyper" game is going to have more variance than a non "hyper". 2. Variance is part of the game that you cannot avoid. All you can do is look at your own play and see if there are places to improve. You need to look at more than just the results. Do you have a tracking program? 3. If your goal is to play 10nl then I suggest playing cash games to get there. Why practice hypers if you are going to switch to 10nl as soon as you can anyway. Come up with a better plan, its fine if that plan is to jump around to different games but understand that it may be harder than just focusing on one. 4. BRM is a personal preference that is based on your ability to handle risk. A 100 BI rule for 10NL is super nitty. Rethink this, is it really necessary? (if you really just lost $350 playing 3.50 sng it might not be so bad, and you should ignore this one) [/QUOTE]
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