Revenge Factor In No Limit Cash Games

[jokerthief]

I had a thought the other day while playing in a no limit cash game while ahead quite a bit for the day. It was a ten dollar buy in and I had $25 when I realized I had a weakness. While my chip count gave me the advantage of being a bully, everyone was gunning for me. The same crowd was at the table all night. I was definetly consitantly out playing everyone but I found I was winning many small and mid sized pots and losing large pots once in a while. Now here is my question: Was my chip lead's advantage being reduced by everyone's motivation for revenge. Would I have been better off starting over at a new table with fresh faces?

Thanks for any input

[AeonBlues]

Well if they are in fact really trying hard to take your money, the best thing you can do is play tight. If you play tight, and get a action every time you do, then you are in a very ideal game.

AeonBlues