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[QUOTE="Poker_play, post: 1897302, member: 82452"]
What's up mate..
Best advice that jumps to mind is go to casinos with a good/smart friend.  Maybe someone you played with at house games.  I've done that for several years..discuss all the big hands, big situations..analyze eachother's play..etc.  Both me and my friend have found that very profitable!
In the particular situation you're in now..I'd suggest: 
Reraise more (whether preflop, or check-raising on the flop).  I'm a very aggressive ($2/5 or $5/10) player and there's nothing I hate more then that.  If you're reading that these aggro players are raising often with a wide range of hands--take advantage of that read.  Make them make terrible calls with that range..they either won't, or when they do you'll find yourself in stronger positions post-flop.  If you're just calling and letting them dictate the hand..you're going to find yourself having to make very uncomfortable calls on turn and river (which is their goal).  If I know you're only comfortable showing the nuts..I'm going to make you show the nuts lol (which won't happen often enough for me to worry about). Especially when the board is a tricky one.    
 Definitely don't jump to $2/5 yet..you'll see more aggro there lol.  I don't need details lol but make sure you're properly rolled--if when you bust you have to go home..that's a terrible situation to be putting yourself in--one that's going to cloud/impact your decisions..something that good aggro players will catch on to.
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