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[QUOTE="Pokerpoet2, post: 6252926, member: 430261"]
I totally agree! There is no reason why a good Poker Player should ever go broke, if he is a good player then he learns by playing for fun money or play chips where he can go broke as much as he want's.
Playing for real money is a different thing entirely, and if you are sensible and manage your bankroll correctly, then you should never go broke financially.
Playing outside your bankroll limits is a sure way to go broke, like buying in for $10 Dollar games when you have only deposited $100 Dollars initially, then you are on the slippery slope already, trying to win back money you have already lost. 
It amazes me how many players think it is an easy way to get rich quick, Poker isn't easy, nor is it a get rich scheme, it is a fantastic, enjoyable way to relax and have some fun, leave the money making dreams for the bedroom, because the only sure way to make money is to work hard and spend long hours doing whatever you choose to do, whether it is as an Electrician, Plumber, Engineer, or any trade you choose, you cannot do it over night, and it is the same with Poker, it takes a long apprenticeship to become a good Poker Player.

When the fun Stops, STOP!
(and learn)
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