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[QUOTE="dj11, post: 1786869, member: 13851"]
While we all know there are days when the cards flow like sweet wine, we also know there are those especially dead card days.  But most of the time the cards are neutral.  It is those days that you have to learn about.  Those are the situations we can advise on.

The game, in general, is less about the cards, and more about the 'situations'.  Position, and reads, even online, are as important as the cards.

You know you can play AA fine, well, get this....EVERYONE CAN!  How do you play 67o limped in the bb, or 93s when you open in the sb?  What meta game notion will you need to have created to make that UTG 33 win the pot?

Patience will teach you than you might go an hour in a MTT or even a slow STT before seeing a situation worth exploiting.  Not a cash guy so I can't offer any decent idea how long that might take at a ring game.

Stop fixating on the cards, and start learning the dynamics of what is going on each hand, and how those dynamics change.

FWIW, every time I see a long string of crummy cards, I feel fine, cuz I know some monsters are coming.......
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