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[QUOTE="rocka13, post: 365449, member: 2755"]
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It is not only smart to change your style it is inevitable, as you play more and gain more experience your game will evolve.

It would seem that you are finding now that you are starting to notice things that you may not have when you first started to play and you are trying different ways to use this previously unnoticed information (I am assuming that you are relatively new to poker. Forgive me if I’m wrong).

Perhaps instead of just completely changing your style, tinkering with your game by adding bits here and changing other things there is the way to go.
I mean the game you win with at  .05\10c is not going to be the same winning game at $5 \ $10 as you are up against players with experience built up over many thousands of hands, the same experience as you are now starting to gain.

As for suggestions well don’t just change your game for changes sake let your game evolve by playing, reading and studying and you will notice that in twelve months time that will not recognise the style you are playing now.

One more thing, forget about using one months results vs another months results, I have had losing months where I honestly believe that I have played some of my best poker and winning months where I could of let my mother play and still would have shown a healthy profit. A true test of players results probably can’t be made until the day after he stops playing or dies, which ever comes first.

Good luck, great question, keep asking them,
Rocka.
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