Well you’re definitely playing a lot of hands and seeing a lot of flops. If you’re playing a low blind cash game that can be okay as long as you are able to make the hands you bring to showdown pay out. If this was tournament play you would be putting a lot of your money in on hands that are probably statistically lower. You may have also had a streak of really good cards. The important thing to remember is it’s the long term stats that really mean something. If you can win money over a length of time than keep it up, if not you probably need to change something. Good Luck

means you usually play (long enough to see the flop) with whatever cards you may have, And you don’t bluff much….which is a safe way to play, although it’s easy to catch on to, that’s how I played at first….only the sure bet….pretty soon no one will bet against you unless they have a killer hand.