You are making it common practice to get involved often with the weak. This is good.

Let's think about the concept of "Win as much as possible when you're winning, and lose as little as possible when you're losing" If you take this and put it in the "fish hunting" context, it would be great importace to "avoid sharks". Mix it up less than normal with players that are equal to or better then you. The value of the dollar you win from a fish, is equal to the value of the dollar you lose to a shark.

My contribution to your list is:

- Identify the good players and generaly tend to avoid them.




I'm in the process of leak finding myself. (3-6) I like your list. Thanks for sharing it.