Good to here that OP finally got a winning session - and one of those larger winning sessions I would assume.
It is easy to list all the advice already given ... "You know poker is a game with swinging success rate", "You can only get it in good and hope for the best" etc.
I focus on 2 aspects when I hit a down-swing:
- Am I still sufficient funded to keep playing my normal, winning A game ?
- Does my A game still beat this game ?
On #1 my point is as long as I am sufficient funded - e.g. have 30 buyin's - life is good. Really, it I can dig out a new buyin if I loose a 60/40 then life is good. I know that the numbers will even out and as long as I have 30 buyin's still will hopefully be sufficient.
I that number drop to like 10 or 15 buyin I might need to re-group and step down to a lover limit game for 2 reasons:
1. earn some $$ to play the higher game sufficient funded
2. get back some confidence in my game by having a couple of winning sessions
On #2 ... I always work the hardest off table with my game when in a down-swing. Going through my ranges, bet pattern, considering bet-sizing against specific opponents, making mental notes of regulars etc.
Confidence is your game is everything - and doing a down-swing it is easy so loose that ... which mean that you will play sub-optimal (like folding bottom 2 where it is an otherwise snap call for that specific game).
Bye the way - I am from EU so I should have an easier time getting a visa ... so where is that game ??