Learn to stop when ahead

I played great poker for the first 60 hands, doubling my money from 4.50 to 9. Stopped playing, and joined another table with only 4.50 invested which was profit from the first session. And it was awful awful poker to say the least. My problem here was I tried to be consistent but I was at a table with someone who wouldn't stop talking and although I thought they were are bad player, they were very unpredictable. 3 times I made a fold on the river, only to see someone show a bluff. Now here is where I need to get up and leave the table with no damage done. However, I continued play and am now back to where I was before. After 839 hands of my challenge I am down 21.55. This is very frustrating but like I said it will take a lot of determinism and something I need to work on. The final handed ended with me losing to the very same person who was talking throughout the game with me calling down on the river. I had middle pair and hit 2 pair with 10s and 9s on the river. However, his KQ rivered a straight and I was felted. I would say this is a prime example of me being stubborn and just calling because of my opponent, not using my head and playing the game of poker.

Here is one hand where I folded the river, when maybe I should have called. Any thoughts or ideas on this hand for me?














Button ($13.24)
SB ($10)
BB ($5.31)
Hero (UTG) ($5.67)
MP ($6.72)
CO ($14.26)

Preflop: Hero is UTG with , Jc 4c
Hero bets $0.20, 1 fold, CO calls $0.20, 2 folds, BB calls $0.15

Flop: ($0.62) , 10h 10c 4h, (3 players)
BB bets $0.15, Hero raises to $0.50, 1 fold, BB calls $0.35

Turn: ($1.62) , 2h, (2 players)
BB checks, Hero bets $0.45, BB raises to $0.95, Hero calls $0.50

River: ($3.52) ,Kc ,(2 players)
BB bets $0.65, Hero folds

The amount he put in was so small and I have been folding to him the whole game. Leading out on the flop with only .15 with 2 10s seemed so weird so I put him on flush draw. Then the heart comes and he check raises. Then on the river he puts .65 in to 3 dollar pot which is very small. And I fold. Should I call this?

1000 hands and not looking back. As you can see by the graph, I dropped below 40 but since then I have climbed to a little more then 10 down. I am making a commitment from here on out that I will not look back. In my last 50 hands or so I have played consistent poker and am steadily improving the bankroll which is exactly what I need to do. I am having tremendous success by raising pre flop a little more then I was with stronger hands. At this level, I was getting called with hands that really should not have been played and now that I increased it I am taking down many more pots and risking less after the flop. I hope this strategy keeps working. I look forward to seeing how my next 100 or so hands go and will have an update as soon as possible.