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Originally Posted by Raygun Gothic
If your ego can handle it (and I don't mean that in an insulting way, but every poker player has an ego), moving down is the best. I did it after a huge losing stretch in MTTs, and success there got my confidence back up to return to my normal stakes. As for those hands, 1st hand the guy's clearly insane, 2nd hand is hard to get away from as people will often shove QT/Q9/JT/J9 as much as two pair there, and 3rd hand should be a fold on the turn, even if it's a really hard fold to make.
I have moved down and readjusting to nl4, massive difference limping otb and weird ****!
still the usual 2-3 outers on river tho, but the pots are 1/3 smaller than nl10, so its damage limition!
qq vrs aa twice, jj's q/k/a high flops, kk on ace high flops, sets vrs 2pr, its tight, but sure hopefully be over soon!