RJT said:
Take the money and don't go back!
You've had a very luck run. If you keep playing using your system you will lose it all back and more!
Big wins inflate the ego, and it's easy to convince ourselves that because you've had a big win, you're a great player. This simply isn't true. Good luck can hit us all at one point or another.
RJT.
I second this. Before I discovered card counting, I donked around at home with some stupid system of my own. Basically, go with guts, play all the spots on a table, and split/double vs. ANY dealer 2-6 on ANY hand that coun't bust.
It seemed like it would work, since twice I converted my starting $300 into over $1,000,000 (by basically risking it all and getting lucky, then increasing the amount I was playing with). Hitting a lucky streak pays of BIG time. But then compare that to the hundreds of times I busted out that same $300.
The odds are against you. Improbable doesn't mean impossible, of course. After all, anyone CAN win the lottery. And in fact, doing some dumbass system probably has better odds of hitting $1mil than the lottery does. But a lottery ticket only costs $1.
If you hit a lucky streak-- say thanks and run. Accept the luck for what it is. Although it toes the line of "gambler's fallacy", if you keep playing, a nice big lose is, statistically speaking, in store for you. =)