Sick of the grind.

pretty lol to worry about 5bi while 18 tabling :o

ya 5bi is a joke 18 tabling ...you havent seen anything
btw 18 tabling wont make you a better player

well i´m glad its not a joke for me lol but yeah you are right and i don´t worry about losing the 5Bis just how i lost them.

i didnt know PKR could support 18 tables, u play on stars maybe or ipoker?

I'll give the advice that you're gonna hear from almost everyone: If you want to improve your play you have to play less tables.

It'll be very hard to change your tendencies just by analysing a few hands after the session.

stars 20-50bb gay tables lol http://www.24inch-lcd-monitor.com/d/sale.photo/0/b/Samsung-2433BW-1.bmp buying this.

play less tables. and if you dont want to play less tables at the very least dont stack them. you need to be able to watch hands and think about them, cant pay attention to crap when stacking.

Gonna disagree with people. I think the focus at the micro stakes is to progress through the stakes as quickly as possible, and if you can continue to win at ~2BB/100 18 tabling I'd suggest just continuing doing that until you can no longer win, you'll make a better hourly this way and enable yourself to move up stakes quicker. When you start struggling (Not just 5 buyins in a short sample) then cut tables and start to focus on improving rather than just moving up asap. Same as any other competitive game or sport, you really need to be playing better competition to improve significantly anyway and in order to play better competition you need to build a bigger bankroll and play in tougher games, the fastest way to do that is to continue what you're doing. Cutting tables to a quarter of what you're currently playing for even double the winrate is still going to result in half the hourly income and as a result you'll move up slower.

A few years ago when I was moving up through the limits 50NL where I first started to struggle (aka winning at 1BB/100 instead of the 5 or 6 or whatever I was winning at the lower stakes) and decided to get a CardRunners subscription. It propelled my game to a big winner at 50NL in no time, went on to crush 100NL for 5.5BB/100 and move up quickly to 1000NL in a little over 6 months. Back then CardRunners was the only choice really, but nowadays I would recommend DC over CR, I think it has stronger Hold'Em content. BlueFirePoker is better still but is largely aimed at midstakes and high stakes players, there's very little low and micro stakes content. With that being said I would clearly recommend a subscription at DeucesCracked asap, I wouldn't say that you'd even need to wait until you're struggling, just subscribe asap. If you can't afford it at the moment, you can get a free trial which allows you 7 days of free access, watch what you can in that time frame and if you like what you see/hear then pay for a subscription. I think it's well worth it for any player who doesn't have a subscription at an instructional site, every other regular does so you're doing yourself a big disservice by not subscribing.