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[QUOTE="Beanfacekilla, post: 2164527, member: 92073"]
I play as often as 5 times a week.  Sometimes I take a break after run bad.

I have an app for my phone for tracking my poker sessions.  I start it when I sit down, pause it when I leave the the table for a break, and stop it when session is over.  I enter in my buy-in, and check out amounts.  It is very helpful.

I actually do worse on Fridays and Saturdays than any other day.  I always get coolered on those days for some reason, to spite the horrific play I encounter on those days.

Weekdays are better for me.  The players may be better, but for the most part they are still bad.  Everyone knows how to play, but they don't play well.  It is just bingo every hand.  People don't bluff all that often, but for some reason everyone always thinks everyone else is bluffing....

I only encounter about 2-3 players (10 seat table) at any given time that are as good or better than I am.  I am not even that good.  But I have experience, and I am a solid hand reader (at least most of the time).

To summarize my drawn out post:

Most players I encounter are bad players at live $1/$2.  They play way too many hands, they continue too far post-flop with weak draws, and they make dumb calls on the river when they think their top pair no kicker is still good.

However, "occasionally the lamb slaughters the butcher", when these total dumb asses go on a heater.  Anyone can win if they crush every flop with garbage hands.
 
The majority of the players sitting at live low stakes cash games will be bad.  Really bad.  Any day of the week.  The weekends especially.
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