And made it ended up dropping 4.6 buy ins since the point mentioned last one was just standard KK V AK where villain rivered a straight all in pre.
So results for the month look like this:-
Funny looking at it and seeing almost identical stats but one of them is 33 buy ins down. Funny as well finishing the month $20 down and becoming a rakeback "pro"
So my balance is back up to £496 which is a bit frustrating as when I moved up it were at about £630 before rakeback.
Going to move back down to NL5 as I see no reason to play NL10 as I clear do not have the skill to play at that level and need to do a lot of work on my game. Its probably best if I have a few days off as there is some obvious tilt in there now but to be honest its gone past tilt and is more disbelief now.
Things that I need to work on:-
3bet pots is the obvious one although Im not sure where to start I seem to be doing the opposite of what I need to in them ie. stopping betting when villain is weak and bluffing in to strength. People are 3betting so wide but seem to hit so many flops against me that I have no idea where I stand in them.
Folding to raises - Ive won about 2 pots or something daft when I have called peoples raises which is just such a small percentage of the times that I have been raised but I just can't believe that people are hitting that well. Yet time and time again they show up with the hand that I expect them to. Ultimatley its frustrating folding a pot with so much money invested but I have to somehow convince myself that in the long run it is printing money.
Meh there obviously loads more for me to work on as you don't drop 30 buy ins at a level just from bad luck in my opinion and although I don't feel like I have played that bad simply folding to their raises likely saves me half of those buy ins.