Unfortunately the amount of hands you have played at each limit are far too small for your results to have any meaning at all. I am sure it's possible to find the odd $30/60 game that playes easier than a tyical $3/6 game, but it's not going to be usually the case. An average 30/60 player is going to be a lot better than an average 3/6 player.

You have less than 1000 hands at 30/60 and you have ran fantastically well at that limit, if I was you I would bank that money and carry on grinding at 2/4 and 3/6, learn to beat those limits over a large number of hands and then move on up.

Even the very best players have regular down swings of 150 to 200 BB, and bigger down swings also happen fairly often. You need a bank roll big enough so that when you have these down swings it does not affect the way you play.

I've been trying not to play 30/60 because I'm not rolled for it and can't take a downswing but I really have no problems playing against these players. I think my main problem with 3/6 is I outlevel myself and while I don't come even close to playing perfectly assuming I'm running average if I had the roll I would never stop playing 30/60. I do game select when I play and I think thats pretty important. I usually look for a bad player and only sit down if I have good table position I'll play 100 hands and when the fish goes busto I leave. In all honestly I don't know where these people get money because they're play is terrible. Also I agree the average 30/60 player is better than the average 3/6 player but I actually think that helps me because they play fairly predictable and given reads are very exploitable. If anyone DC member plays limit and is rolled for 30/60 I highly recommend you play it as much as possible because if you are a good player the games are definitely +EV.

I did run good but regardless of that my friend who does have the roll for this plays 30/60 and 50/100 almost every day and is a consistent winner and he himself says that they are all terrible. I think most of you would agree if you saw some of these hands.

The sample size is too small, but I think you know that.
Take out the 30/60 and you are losing.
You should be playing 1/2 and 2/4, and mostly 1/2 if you ask me.
Bankroll management, as Jaj points out is CRUCIAL to your survival.

Lots of the players posting here are 2/4 type players.
But I have no doubt they could hold their own at higher limits,
and if running well, could book a nice win.
But the short run doesnt tell you much,
this is true in most things in life.

If you wanna jump around, all over the limits, trying to find the best game,
I dont have a problem with that.
But you need two things to make that work LONG TERM...
1) Strength of play
2) Bankroll

which of these have you conquered?

You obviously ran good at 30/60. I haven't played 30/60, but if you table select well it probably is about the same as 10/20 or maybe even 5/10. But your sample is tiny so you should ask yourself how good is your overall skill. Maybe the best answer is just to open up DD's relentless assault series (or any other LHE series) and see how well you follow (and predict) DD's actions.

Let's say now your roll is 3k. With 500BB, you will be rolled for 3/6 (assuming you move down if you lose say 200BB). From my view, your decision is do you want to grind up from 3/6? Or do you want to try to play the game you think you beat, run up a bigger roll but with a significant risk of losing a huge chunk of your roll? If you lose significantly, what are you going to do? (Add money to your poker budget? Move down? Quit?)

Anyways, you're not pro so how you manage your BR is really your own choice. Just understand what people say makes lots of sense and the consequence no matter which path you choose.

I'd like to think I'm good enough to play and wish I could go over my sessions with DD or one of the limit coaches without actually having it be like coaching.

I don't know what the coaches here charge for a couple of hours ($200 to $400 probably), thats not much out of a $8000 BR, and it would probably be money well spent.

If you don't want to spend the money, make a video of you playing $30/60 or whatever limit you choose and post it in the members videos section. I'm not good enough to know if you could beat $30/60 long term, but I'm sure there are plenty of members here who can tell you.

Another suggestion is watch any of DD's videos, listen to his comments and see if you have similar thoughts and would make similar plays, not on the straight forward hands where anyone with a little bit of poker knowledge would know what to do, but listen to how he thinks about the complicated situations.

I do think I will get DD as a coach in the near future in the meantime when I see a soft game I can't resist.

I don't think you will regret it. If I ever considered playing the high stakes I would definitely hire him or one of the other excellent coaches on this site.

As for making a video thats a great idea I think I will do just that.

I'm sure a lot of the limit players on this site will take a look at it for you and make some constructive comments.

Here are my updated stats for 30/60 I'm def balancing out and not running nearly as good but I'm still winning.

If you game select really well then that should help you a lot, I hope you continue to beat this game.

Just play 5/10. Trust me...