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[QUOTE="cazique, post: 1583133, member: 50793"]
D: Take a break to study more about the game.

I can't really tell much about how good you are at poker because your sample size is really really small. However, it never hurts to get a book or visit forums (like this one and 2+2) so that you can learn more. Every time I have a downswing I will take a break and go back to the drawing board to learn more. Since I know I don't have the skill or talent for the game, I was left with no choice but to study. Heck, I even finished the three Harrington books and Moshman's SNG before I can afford to not rely on freerolls! Because I can never afford to deposit, I must ensure myself that I know the game and play well enough to be able to hold on to my minuscule BR obtained from freerolls. Luckily variance did not hit me too much during that crucial early stage, enabling me to build a decent bankroll.

I believe with some basic knowledge of the game, you should be able to beat the regular $1.2 SNGs with relative ease. I would stay away from the turbo ones though, as blinds increase so fast that the middle/late stages of the tourney can become a crapshoot.

Cash games are a different animal, and require pretty solid postflop skills to really prosper. So if you're not too confident in your games, stick to SNGs where the learning curve is a lot flatter.

GL at the tables.
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