Re: adjusting my game to nl10
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The problem is, sngs leave me with an intense desire to kill myself.
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is that because the style of play you describe surrenders all control to the cards?
Khumalo's advice is all solid. Look at the stickies in this forum for an invaluable cache of tips.
NL10 has been very soft for me. I think at that level, it's not much of an oversimplification to say this: play insanely straightforward. Bet when you've got something big, don't "mix up your game", don't bluff. Fold when you have nothing, because you can wait for a good hand and get paid off very often.
You should be raising around 3/4 of the pots you enter, and taking down a vast number of those with cbets. Many NL10 players don't seem to look at their hands until the flop.
Keep in mind though, that by all accounts 6max is a postflop game. You'll probably learn a lot from it! NL10 is a good place to start, I bet.
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