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Message: [QUOTE="tenbob, post: 701853, member: 3651"] This is the thing that happens with a lot of players that are relatively new to the game. Your on what we call a "heater", which means your playing well, not getting any overly bad beats put on you, and hitting flops. Heaters can anything up to 100K hands. A "Cooler" is quite the opposite, this is when your sets are running into bigger sets, your AA is continually getting cracked and no matter what you do you can't win, some of the best players in the world have gone through coolers lasting over a year, and im talking full time professional players here. Hence the reason for a bankroll, poker by nature is a very swingy game, you have lots of ups (as your doing right now) and lots of downs. You need your bankroll to cover you on one of these losing streaks so you can stay in the game. Oh your not as good as you think you are. [/QUOTE]