Where are you in respect to your own poker game? How do you feel about it? Is your game evolving? Each and every one of the aforementioned is a relevant question we all need to consistently answer. You must be capable of being brutally honest with yourself and your game before you can realize any improvement in your play.

For me I am constantly tweaking my poker game from tournament to tournament. What may be working for me at one table may not work when I get moved to the next. The same sized raise may be small at one table and large at the next. The game and the the players are all moving targets in terms of the variance of the two. I may play tight at one table and be a maniac at the other but if I constantly play the same style I become predictable and very beatable.

By mixing up your play and adapting to different styles of play along with the tables you will keep changing your game by nature and reap the benefits of doing so which translates into winning more hands. Mixing up your play should be high on your priority list going into any poker tournament or cash game.