[2planka]

I'll give you a sentence or two.

First, the levels will seem much longer and the play will seem much, much slower than your online experience. Obvious, but worth mentioning.

Do not assume everyone at your table knows how to count. People make mistakes and put the wrong amount of chips in from time to time.

When someone sucks out on you say something like "nice hand, nice catch, use the chips well," etc. or nothing at all.

Be patient with the dealers and with other players.

Depending on the number of entrants, it may be worthwhile to hit the restroom just before breaks begin. Sometimes missing a round of blinds is a fair trade.

Generally speaking I think you have the right strategy, but you should be flexible with regard to your table situation. Don't be too predictable.

Edit: Regarding fewer hands, etc... Keep an eye on relative stack size at your table. Also get a feel for who likes to mix it up and who's playing not to lose. Pick your spots early and focus on building your stack in the middle rounds.

Good luck and have fun. Not sure if this is what you were looking for.