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[QUOTE="BillyTheBull, post: 759502, member: 13677"]
I don't like your strategy of (apparently) trying to single out one player from whom (you think) you can extract money . . . when you do that you start forcing things when you shouldn't, and you often miss other opportunities to make money.  IMHO, to play $10 NL you should have at least $200 in your bankroll, even more if you're multi-tabling (you don't mention this, so you probably don't); that said, you might try multi-tabling (at the lowest limits possible, given your BR), as it is a great way to minimize the swings.  One table's winnings often make up for another's losses, and you're able to see significantly more hands/hr by playing even two tables at once -- not to mention 4 or 6 -- which might help curb your urge to get too "creative" when the cards aren't coming. With six tables I can usually see 250-300 hds/hr at $25 NL and on average manage to pull a ROI of about 10% per 2-3 hr session.

Well, QQ vs AA is supposed to lose 80% of the time, so you can't complain about that (although, of course, it's frustrating) . . . it's just a matter of your BR bankroll being able to absorb those losses; again, to play $5 NL profitably, you should have at least $100 in your BR.
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