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[QUOTE="ChuckTs, post: 1391356, member: 467"]
I don't see what the problem is here.  You are killing your games, and although you recently hit a rough patch, it's nothing when you look at the big picture.  With all due respect, your stats are borderlining on fishy, which believe it or not is a good thing.  It means you have plenty of room to improve, which means you haven't 'topped out' on your skill level potential, and that means the only way to go from here is up, assuming you put in the work.

Figure out what you want out of poker.  Playing under 25nl, it will most likely be for recreation or a couple hundred bucks here or there.  There's nothing wrong with that, as long as it doesn't occupy your entire life - there are better things to do than grind out 5nl on your free time ;)  If you intend to move up higher than that, then there's some serious coin to be made.

If you want to move up, you'll have to do a lot more than play while watching TV or eating dinner.  Get a subscription to a video coaching site, start pushing yourself slowly but surely to add more tables (try not to go over 10 for now) and start studying like crazy.

I started out playing freerolls, played a bunch of tourneys with marginal success, then in late 2007 I got a subscription to stoxpoker.com and moved to the 25nl ring games.  Since then I've made a living off poker, now regularly playing 200nl and 400nl, and it's all because I put in the hours.

Get to work, boro ;)
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