Help Please

I just came back from my 10th trip to Biloxi this year. Here are the results. I only had 150.00 with me.I won 2000.00 for a total of 2150.00 Then I gave back 1300.I had 400.00 in expenses. I left with 450.00 and a bad atitude.This is what has happen everytime. Where am I going wrong? The game, a four deck shoe das doa s17 67 to 75 pen. I use the K.O. count I play different tables ,different times of the day . Never any more than two other players at the table. I try always to get a heads up game when possible. If the cards are falling bad I try playing two hands to change things up .It just seem at this casino if one table is bad they all are. This is the reason I come back at different times of day.It is a small casino usally only 3-5 tables open at a time. Thank in advance for your help.

Going to the casino with $150 and playing at a large enough stake (you did not mention your minimum bet or spread) to get up $2,000 at one point, is extremely lucky. Just think how quickly your trip would have been over if you had hit a short run of poor cards when you first sat down instead of hitting it after you were already up.
You are playing with, at best, a 1.5-2.0% edge, which means even if you get an above average amount of good shoes your edge is so small that the likelyhood of a poor session is always there.

Think of advantage blackjack as sort of a roller coaster ends eventually on slightly higher ground than it began after a long period of time. Do not think of it as an ATM machine where everytime you sit down you will withdraw cash from the casino.

just leave when you get up the maximum amount that you are gong to get up for that day.

work until you get one. $150 isn't enough. AND how can you be upset over tripling your bankroll!! 200% profit!!!
you are in for a rude awakening when cards don't go your way, and they won't about 33% of the time.

I played last night and lost. Why did I lose? Was it because of bad tables, time of day, bad cards, etc.? No. It was because of variance and because I made some mistakes. I can't control the variance, but I will work on the mistakes. Attributing your loss to flow, cold tables or dealers, time of day, and other such voodoo, only diverts your attention and energies from what you should be concentrating on, which is improving your game.

Who would consistently spend $400 to get somehwere and bring only $150 to gamble with? Who would consistently turn that $150 in to a few thousand dollars and then consistently lose most of it back? How could anyone act like he says he acts in such a small casino and get away with it? None of it makes sense.

Please specify where Stanford disagrees.

of course he wasn't wrong read shoofly's post I was responding to him

a long forgotten Australian explorer famous for discovering a mountain range inside of a cave deep in the Outback. It would actually snow on these mountains, even though they were underground in a desert like region of the world. He only took a few people to see his discovery but they are all dead now. The cave entrance was covered up by a combination of wind storms and minor earthquakes, and the maps were burned in a house fire. It's feared that the underground snow capped mountain range will never be found again. Now, back on topic, Stanford Wong is alive and kicking and rarely wrong. I hope you have a sense of humor. I'm just kidding with you. Besides my doctor promised that my acid flash backs stopped years ago.

Some of us are perplexed by your posts, so you may want to clarify them, and I'm sure you'll get some good advice.