[hra146]

First of all I totally agree with Kuso, but another thing:

A very good poker player isnt good because he can play extremely tight/loose/aggressive/passive/preflop/postflop BUT because he ADAPTS (to the table´s character).

I cant really see a bad thing, or any reason to complain here. You have a table filled with donks calling your pfraises with junk. I think thats great.

How about giving up a tiny bit of profit playing hands that only fare well against a thin field, and exploit the huge advantage you have when playing hands that actually like family pots. I mean, its PERFECT when you can raise such hands considerably up, and still get many callers. You get more in PF and additionally give them better odds (and a better incentive) to stay in the pot when theyre drawing dead at you.