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[QUOTE="stuventus, post: 1187447, member: 27110"] Thanks for your kind posts. Bit refreshed after a nights sleep so can do a real analysis of day 6. The point where I went down to $140 would be the point where I usually tilted or tried to win it all back quickly at STT heads up - at which I am not that strong. I took a 30minute break, went outside and had a small meal. Upon returning to the tables I was able to imagine I had never got to $175 and had actually started the day on $140. After a few hours grinding I got to the $195. I watched a bit of mid stakes games and noticed the better players raised a constant amount pre flop. So I have decided to raise a set amount pre flop with every hand that I plan to raise with. This also makes it easier to fold KK/AA if the flop is not related. Since ive been doing that at 5c10c I notice so many of the players raise say $1-$2 with aces / kings. And if they have a big stack it sometimes makes sense to call with suited cons if last to act. Or whats been most profitable is calling low/mid pairs and only playing on if I spike a set. For this I only call is the player raising is solid/tight (ie is likely to have AA/KK with a big raise) and also their remaining stack must be 10x their bet. Off to work soon. Hope to spend a day at the tables tomoz. [/QUOTE]
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