[82Steve]

(1)cut down on trouble hands like ATs, AJo, KQo etc. But w/ small pairs and SCs like JTs you can flop huge and then he will see your range as wide and play back light.

(2)do not get tricky w/ AA deep. Just try to get the monies in asap.

(3)do not assume he will play back when you do not know that he has adjusted. keep on playing this way until proven otherwise. personally, i keep hammering until he plays back once and then wait for good hands.

(4)best advice: quit the session. if that is not an option: when running bad, bluffing usually makes the situation even worse. tighten up and wait for good hands. opps might think you are nitty and play back light.

most important advice is: do not overadjust. try to play your normal game as often as possible and make adjustment due to gameflow only when you are sure that the situation screams for it.