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[QUOTE="TheNoob, post: 924783, member: 39108"]
Maybe too many variables to even answer the question. (I hear 'it depends' so often, and I know it's true). 
 
I have been staying in $.10/.25 6max NLHE game for about 5000 hands, and I have a VP of something like 34.
 
I think this is high, but my question stems from the fact that I am regularly getting beat by much higher VP's (50's).
 
I heard someone say once that NLHE is played after the flop, and I took this to mean that you will want to play more cards in order to get to see the flop. (I know it's hindsight, but I'm getting awfully tired of flopping a straight, trips or two pair with that folded hand. This is potentially alot of money being thrown away because I didn't want to call the BB or even a min-raise with that 810o). I also see (or think I see) that if you sit around with a VP of 12 waiting for your AA's and KK's, it appears to me to be a losing propostion as they will be beat often enough anyway.
 
 
I'm still losing and frustrated. I read, I listen, I practice (I have played virtually every day since I started playing six months ago), and I am still losing.
 
I guess the upside is that I am losing LESS, but that doesn't help much when my bankroll only goes in one direction. (That's approx a $1500 bankroll, if it matters).
 
I would appreciate your thoughts.
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