doublesuited!

Nope. No way.He's had his chances and proved to be unworthy of anyone's trust. Gank has been very public about his dealings with Dutch and he doesn't have anything nice to say. Fool us once, shame on you. Fool us twice, shame on us. I'd rather lose my money through rakes than just handing it to Dutch.

I would say my average session is about 300-500 hands, but I'm playing at a shorthanded (6 max) table and I'll usually just play one or two tables. My suggestion would be, next time you play just play one table and really focus on what is happening at that table. Wait for the big hands, becuase people are going to call you down no matter what. If you sit through the swings and stay focused you'll be fine. Get a solid winning session under you belt and you'll feel much better.

I noticed that you have 60 sessions with 3263 hands, those are some very short sessions. If you only play for 50 hands or so (about 45 mins-1 hour), and quit, your going to feel the impact of short term luck in a major way. Try a little longer sessions and be aware that there will be swings in both directions, but if you play well, and don't get sucked out on too often, you should be okay.Good luck!P.S. People still play crazy at $5/10 and $10/20...lots of expensive bad beats have been handed out there.

Jim Geary did a great analysis of this on his livejournal for anyone who is interested.http://www.livejournal.com/users/walterzuey/35457.html

I made 11,898 action points in one 10 hour session of 5/10 HE. I never did read too carefully how the points were calculated, but after a couple of hours I realized I could probably make it before I went to bed. I got the book about a month ago...nice hardcover first addition, and the players are pretty soft.Good luck!