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Message: [QUOTE="AlexeiVronsky, post: 765563, member: 31136"] I'd drop down if you're running bad, it should be easier to beat and if you are doing something wrong (ie. tilting, just not paying enough attention to your game, have another new miscellaneous leak that you acquired or one that your opponents are picking up on) that you don't realize it could save you some money until your game picks up. If you start winning some games there it'll boost your confidence up also which should help when you switch back up to the bigger game. There's no shame in dropping down to a lower limit to keep your bankroll at a level that you feel comfortable with. Of course that's why you have your bankroll larger than you play with the game to handle the swings, so if you feel confident that your game's good and you've just been getting cold decked keep playing the current level until you get back on track. [/QUOTE]