Not even going to bother posting a graph, since I only played 170 hands before playing this hand http://www.liquidpoker.net/h/609401 which made me feel a twinge of tilt so I quit on the spot, which put me at like 44ptbbs/100 for the day hahaha.
Anyways, I've decided to move back up to NL10 now that I feel good about the work I did on my game at NL5. I think I'm starting to "get" what it means when people said how Poker isn't about "your two cards". It's about relative position, opponents' positions, their tendencies (stats, reads), the cards they most likely have from those tendencies, the cards THEY think YOU have given your tendencies and the fact that They know that I know their tendencies. I feel like I'm starting to unlock the puzzle that will make poker even more "fun" for me  .
Isolating limpers and cbet intelligence are probably the two biggest factors that will determine how successful my 'practice' at NL5 pays off at NL10. Gotta be careful not to isolate stations though and of course, not to commit my stack with marginal holdings, or even good holdings if the board renders my hand marginal.
I hope to be able to post a decent sample size graph tomorrow.
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