Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when mentioning that Brad
hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM, Saturday, December
13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean! She mentions it
was "Just In Time" as they planned to quit at 5. It seems that all
RFs, Jackpots, game bets, were just in time as all occur before you
quit. Or am I missing something there? I ALWAYS quit just after
playing off the RF but my actual mental log out was on seeing "Call
Attendant" therefore,always, just in time it would seem. CD
A new concept in frugality, "Just In Time"
<<Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when mentioning that Brad
hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM, Saturday, December
13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean! She mentions it
was "Just In Time" as they planned to quit at 5. It seems that all
RFs, Jackpots, game bets, were just in time as all occur before you
quit. Or am I missing something there?>>
Hitting a royal is almost never the signal for us to quit a particular playing session. We quit when we get tired, have an appointment, or reach a pre-defined goal, i.e., earning a certain # of points or, like on this occasion, a promotion ends.
We look at life as one long VP session.
For someone who plays less often than we do and/or has a smaller bankroll than he needs to be able to play indefinitely - I often advise this type of player to quit temporarily after a big jackpot and go "celebrate." This is for psychological reasons rather than math ones.
A kiss and a hug after a royal - for us - that's long enough for us to celebrate.
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J: Had it been somewhere other than Caesars and you two, they mighta
offered a room for a little longer than lingering. "Have some
Maderia, M' Dear?" CD , --
<<Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when mentioning that
Brad
hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM, Saturday,
December
13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean! She mentions it
was "Just In Time" as they planned to quit at 5. It seems that all
RFs, Jackpots, game bets, were just in time as all occur before you
quit. Or am I missing something there?>>Hitting a royal is almost never the signal for us to quit a
particular playing session. We quit when we get tired, have an
appointment, or reach a pre-defined goal, i.e., earning a certain #
of points or, like on this occasion, a promotion ends.
We look at life as one long VP session.
For someone who plays less often than we do and/or has a smaller
bankroll than he needs to be able to play indefinitely - I often
advise this type of player to quit temporarily after a big jackpot
and go "celebrate." This is for psychological reasons rather than
math ones.
A kiss and a hug after a royal - for us - that's long enough for us
to celebrate.
···
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and.. "Life as one long VP session" only applies as aging adults ..
or the kids couldn't join in. We're off to RenoTahoe with em for 9
days over XMAS. Tom wishes me to back him up with... gasp.. live
Poker Players. Desires fame on tour, not annonmity for tax benefits.
Ah, youth! They learn too late. CD
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<crazydonconcepts@e...> wrote:
J: Had it been somewhere other than Caesars and you two, they
mighta
offered a room for a little longer than lingering. "Have some
Maderia, M' Dear?" CD , --
> <<Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when mentioning
that
Brad
> hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM, Saturday,
December
> 13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean! She mentions it
> was "Just In Time" as they planned to quit at 5. It seems that
all
> RFs, Jackpots, game bets, were just in time as all occur before
you
> quit. Or am I missing something there?>>
>
> Hitting a royal is almost never the signal for us to quit a
particular playing session. We quit when we get tired, have an
appointment, or reach a pre-defined goal, i.e., earning a certain #
of points or, like on this occasion, a promotion ends.
> We look at life as one long VP session.
>
> For someone who plays less often than we do and/or has a smaller
bankroll than he needs to be able to play indefinitely - I often
advise this type of player to quit temporarily after a big jackpot
and go "celebrate." This is for psychological reasons rather than
math ones.
>
> A kiss and a hug after a royal - for us - that's long enough for
us
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to celebrate.
>
>
> ____________________
> Jean $cott - "The Frugal Gambler"
> MORE FRUGAL GAMBLING can now
> be ordered, autographed, at
> http://www.FrugalGambler.biz
>
>
>
>
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My last trip to LAS I hit my third lifetime royal, I
was chasing a promotion that ended at 7:00 PM so I
played $5 VP, something I rarely do (insufficient
bankroll) I told my wife when I got my next Royal I
was going to pretend to get excited as cover so the
casino would not know I was a member of the advantage
community. As a matter of fact, I understand most
casinos tolerate advantage VP players, with some
exception, they don't consider us much of a threat to
them. Anyway when I hit that Royal, I did not yell and
jump and down. I did not forget to exactly, I think I
went into a mild state of shock. I just sat there
dumbfounded until I remembered to turn on the change
light. It caused a lot of commotion, they took my
picture and asked me to sign publicity releases etc.
Casino employees seemed to get more excited than I
did, I know some of that is faked, they are really
hustling tips.
···
--- Jean Scott <QueenofComps@frugalgambler.biz> wrote:
<<Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when
mentioning that Brad
hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM,
Saturday, December
13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean!
=====
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From: "Joe Pucek" <joepucek@yahoo.com>
To: <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, December 22, 2003 4:20 PM
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] A new concept in frugality, "Just In Time"
My last trip to LAS I hit my third lifetime royal, I
was chasing a promotion that ended at 7:00 PM so I
played $5 VP, something I rarely do (insufficient
bankroll) I told my wife when I got my next Royal I
was going to pretend to get excited as cover so the
casino would not know I was a member of the advantage
community. As a matter of fact, I understand most
casinos tolerate advantage VP players, with some
exception, they don't consider us much of a threat to
them. Anyway when I hit that Royal, I did not yell and
jump and down. I did not forget to exactly, I think I
went into a mild state of shock. I just sat there
dumbfounded until I remembered to turn on the change
light. It caused a lot of commotion, they took my
picture and asked me to sign publicity releases etc.
Casino employees seemed to get more excited than I
did, I know some of that is faked, they are really
hustling tips.
--- Jean Scott <QueenofComps@frugalgambler.biz> wrote:
> <<Jean Scott brought up an interesting point when
> mentioning that Brad
> hit a RF on $5 NSUDs while at Caesars at 4:57 PM,
> Saturday, December
> 13, 2003. Oughta be good for IRS there, Jean!=====
there are three kinds of people in this world. Those that make things
happen! Those that watch things happen! and those that don't know what's
happening!
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