Give us some examples of screen names so we can take a look at their sample sizes and such.20% ROI at regular speeds is not unheard of.  The newer structure on Stars is faster, so it's likely not as easy as it used to be, but should still be possible over long samples by skilled players (less so in the higher stakes).Of course, 200-500 game samples that have very high ROIs like that are more likely to be due, in some part, to friendly variance (heater).

Janekaaa. He's a machine. Plays multiple tables and has sick stats. I wonder if he offers coaching. 

jmill2525x hasn't played since black friday.  When he did play, the regular speeds on PokerStars were 10 minute blind levels.  20-25% ROIs at the $20 level were definitely not unheard of at all in that slow of a structure (lots of time at deeper effective stacks, lots of time to find high edge ways to exploit your opponents).Janekaaa is obviously an incredibly good player that is doing something a lot better than 20% ROIs in the $20s, at least in my opinion.

Hmmm I don't play reg speeds but its same with levels like on turbos. They last shorter but there is more levels than before and I think avarage time of my matches is longer than before. For turbos and for regs it takes longer to come on 50/100 level now so I'm not so sure that now is harder to mantain high ROI

Sorry to hear of your runbad Rye.20% ROI is definitely possible though.  That is winning 2 out of every 3 games just about (probably a bit less even, I'd guess 62-63% winrate off hand).  But he obviously loses more than 2 games in a row sometimes due to variance (sharkscope his "longest winning/losing streaks" to see that).Over the years I have seen people I felt were terrible make a lot of money at times, every player has.  I've come to realize that these players are often doing something good that I don't recognize or properly value.  Another common thing is looking at their faults and not realizing that their leaks are not that bad (also, a leak isn't really a leak if it's not being exploited.... for example, if a guy is check raise shoving 100% of flops deep but I'm still folding 95% of the time, a good player would tell me "that guy has a huge leak, he CR shoves every flop" but I wouldn't be exploiting that leak unless I played back).In the end, hold yourself accountable, improve your own game, don't dwell on variance or other player's successes.  Use them for inspiration.  Use them for motivation.  But don't be jealous, there's nothing good that comes out of that.

It sounds like you need to take a break.Clearly AQ will beat A3 a majority of the time.I mean, if it's really like you say, and they just always suck out on you, then the correct answer is to stop playing, because you cannot win when the opponent outdraws you every time.I've yet to see any evidence of that ever happening in the history of online poker though.  Even the cheating at UB, the cheaters didn't outdraw anybody (they just saw hole cards and bluffed them/hero called them).

If you can afford it take Cog Dissonances Basic Course. He really teaches you how to adjust to different players (types).

""90% of fish already know those basics"" haha the day that happens is the day i throw the towel in on husng's just wont be the same anymore

knowing the basics or practizing them are two different pairs of shoes

obv you need to work on the right adjustments against the different players. To know against who and on what boards it is best to valuebet or if it is better to potcontrol.  Against who it is better to bluffinduce. And what are good spots to bluff.The lowstakes are easy to beat when you know what and when to do on a very basic level. Its really not rocket science.

I guess Rypac would not be too happy if I offered coaching here publicly.

Go ahead, you've been helpful in this thread.Generally I just like to respect that the contributing coaches have their pages up here and it is an integral part of many of our coaches on this site, so it's not something I want to hurt or reduce for them without a good reason.But that is general, and you provided value in this thread, so go ahead.

And I'd be happy to see RRReye posting positive sessions/experiences.

why RyPac13 why 13???btw i love this site you class poker entrepreneur.sory if you did a well i missed it :( 

RRReyeMMM, contact me if you want at: casinoschwani [ at ] googlemail [ dot ] comThere I can give u my sn's so you can see my results and we can talk what coaching format is best for you and so on.I dont have much coaching experience though aside from helping friends I guess $25 first hour so you can see if you can learn something from me is fair and $50/hour from the 2nd hour on