[lacky]

well, first, it is far more likely that the average of all your games is closer to your ability. It's always nicer to disreagard the crappy data, but it is very unlikely that going from 2 tables to 3 tables had that much effert on your game. It's more likely you ran well, then ran poorly. To have more accurate data add in all your prior games (you did play before you "went pro" right?)

As far as useful advice, if poker is your job now, work more. It is very hard to support yourself these days working 20 hour a week at any job. A few here can make enough doing it, but until you've proven your one of them, work fulltime, 35 to 45 hours a week.

Steve