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[QUOTE="Mark Jacobs, post: 1898213, member: 89018"]
Sounds to me like, essentially, a confidence problem. A few bad plays,  coupled with some bad beats, can do that to you and have you start  questioning your decisions. If you were playing well before, and having  success with your basic tight aggressive style of play, I don't necessarily see a reason to change that (though, of course, you should be able to adjust to the table and even be willing to experiment with different strategies at a level you can afford). But you also need to be honest with yourself - one of the most important yet toughest things for poker players to do. Were you really as successful as you thought you were, particularly since starting to play in live casinos? If you can honestly say your game was successful for you, then try to get back to the basics of what worked when you were doing well. Playing for smaller stakes online or in home games, or entering some small tournaments might be helpful. Do something to make it fun for you, rather than feeling you have to sweat over every decision and end up not being able to pull the trigger.
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