TPTK means what? Still new to some of this termiology

TPTK means Top Pair, Top Kicker. ie AK on a KT3 board. For more acronyms check out this thread:

On another note, I seriously recommend you move down in limits. You've lost a lot of money over a lot of hands at NL200, it will be a lot cheaper to plug your leaks at a lower limit.

Thanks very much for the link.

Here is my problem with moving down, it just bores me. My bankroll for on-line is about 13K, which I carved out of my brick and mortal role. I think I would rather stay at 1-2 for at least another 20K hands. If I take another large loss, like 10 buy in's then I surrender and move down. But, 1-2 is very small stakes to me right now, the 20 buy in loss is what I would sit down to in a limit 20-40 game right now. I think I am a transition of changing my play 3 things, one NL, two, short handed NL, and three on-line poker. All three are somewhat (a year) to me.

uhh, 73, Q4o, A9o. What happened here? Flopped 2 pair from the BB and ran into a better hand?

There it is...sounds like you have a HUGE number of online leaks that aren't really big leaks live...online and live are two totally different beasts. Your leaks are amplified online because you're playing more hands/hr.

If variance is getting to you, I would play more FR. Optimal 6max strat includes considerably more high variance moves than in FR. I played 6max for quite a while, almost so long that I forgot how to play FR. The variance was pretty big and I often tilted, although I was a winning player.

Since I have gotten back to FR, I've had so much more fun playing poker. The last 70k or so hands I've been doing in FR have been practically tilt free. My biggest downswing has been 6 buy ins, which put some heat on me cause it happened just as I moved up levels, but it was followed by a well deserved rush. Now when a donk stacks me with a rivered 2 outer when all in, I laugh, reload before the next hand starts, and forget about it.

I dont think I'm ever gonna go back to SH unless I am eventually forced to do (in the distant future) so due to lack of high stakes FR games. In FR you dont have to play trash hands, if you got a cold deck just wait it out.

Outplaying weak players is easier when you can continuously take advantage of position and better hands. In SH you gotta raise AQ UTG and when a 60/40 donk calls you with 58s and its gonna be a tricky hand cause he will have position on you. In FR I muck it without a second thought and wait for a spot where I either have a better hand or a better position.