Winning.
Brian
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In a message dated 7/27/2005 4:36:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,
lumpyland@gmail.com writes:
Can I just ask-- What exactly are you people doing that has you so
worried about being dragged into a casino's back room and being beaten
up?
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REALLY? Just for winning?
Has Jean Scott ever been back-roomed for "winning" (or, for anything
else, for that matter)?
I am a little skeptical of that answer.
.....bl
Winning.
Brian
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In a message dated 7/27/2005 4:36:40 PM Pacific Standard Time,
lumpyland@g... writes:Can I just ask-- What exactly are you people doing that has you so
worried about being dragged into a casino's back room and being
beaten
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, bjaygold@a... wrote:
up?
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While I have no PERSONAL knowledge of anyone being "back-roomed" for
the crime of winning, I doubt that anything of this sort could ever
happen to Jean Scott. Because of her celebrity status, there are just
too many people watching her play and keeping tabs on her whereabouts,
for such a fate to befall her. Additionally, any really BIG winning
that she might do, would be excellent publicity for the casino.
I do however, think that it's w/i the realm of possibility, that Joe
Schmoe, the local pro, after catching a $20,000 RF, could find himself
answering questions in a back room, about just how he managed to get
so "lucky". I most particularly believe this might happen if Joe was
a "repeat offender" (read that frequent winner!)
I don't believe that the average knowledgable player, who on rare
occasions, scores a fat win, would encounter this difficulty. I
certainly would be surprized if it affected vp players, playing
quarters, or other lower denoms.
Just my opinion, of course.
Babe
In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "bornloser1537"<bornloser1537@y...> wrote:
REALLY? Just for winning? Has Jean Scott ever been back-roomed
for "winning" (or, for anything else, for that matter)? I am a
little skeptical of that answer.
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