Here are my stats from today's session... I really didn't tighten up much - I just started tossing a lot more of the speculative hands that I was playing before. My SB requirements were the same - that number is lower because my tables weren't quite as passive as the other day, so it was less often that I wasn't facing a raise.

(And yes, yes - I know - small sample size, blah blah... but some of these numbers are still relevant - just not the ones that deal with $$)

The cards were running more as I would expect them today (average). No HUGE beats, but then again, I don't think I got all in even once, so no huge wins either.

Hi there, nice forum you have here by the way. Do you ever get tired playing three tables at once, and do you ever feel under the gun and miss a good hand on one because your concentrating on another, I personally have played two at a time and find that challenging enough, ive read where people play up to six, Im impressed. I like your strategy of looking for the small stacks, its definitely a good approach, have done it myself in the past

Three tables. Yawn. It's all about 6-8 tables of 6max goodness.

This is a topic for another thread (and one that has been discussed before), but I can keep up with three 6 max tables easily. I can do 4, but then I can't do "other things" too.... and I'm a big time multi-tasker, so I usually stick to a max of 3.

I just had another nice session tonight. Here's my screenshot for all non-tourney poker that I've played since July 1 - the day that I decided my luck was going to turn for the better. 1200 hands is still a tiny sample (for the $ part anyway), but it's getting there. This is really only about 4 sessions of play.

You'll notice all I have played is one game, and it's the game that I historically considered one of my weakest. You'll also notice that AA and AKs are LOSERS for me... so, while I admit I've been running better than average, it's not like the cards are always hitting me or anything.

I'm still playing a bit looser than optimal (if there is such a thing in NL), but I'm happy with these numbers. It's been so long since I've had a nice run, that I don't mind posting these one bit.

and it's a perfect example of getting paid off by one of the people who doesn't sit with the max buy-in.

Dropped $1000 in tonight's session. Good old variance - how I did miss you!

Things were back to "normal" - they were hitting all of their draws (chasing without odds) and I couldn't hit any of mine, even when they were literally making bets 10% the size of the pot and I was drawing to a nut flush, etc.

The bad players were out in FORCE tonight, let me tell you.

It's all good though - I knew it was coming. And I don't feel like I was playing badly... the cards were just well below average, mocking me all night long.