Bob Dancer wrote (snip):
If we thought Dan was qualified to do this kind of work, we'd offer him
some money to assist us. But we don't, so we won't.
Just for the record, it doesn't matter what Bob thinks of me or what
he would offer. I would never work with him again under any
circumstances. He proved to me personally just what his ethics are
when he was writing articles for Video Poker Times in late 1994, and
his book and posts here show that he hasn't changed.
I won't go into detail here. This discussion doesn't belong on this
forum. If Bob decides to respond to this, I can go into plenty of
detail, but I'll move it to FREEvpFREE. (I don't subscribe to
FREEvpFREE, so if a response to this is posted there, I hope someone
will let me know.)
And also, for the record, I have never consulted for any casino. If a
casino approached me, I would accept the offer only if it would
clearly be of benefit to non-pro players.
Dan
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To: vpFREE@yahoogroups.com
From: Dan Paymar <Dan@OptimumPlay.com>
Date: Sun Oct 30, 2005 8:18am
Subject: Re: RE: Bob Dancer ethics
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Dan Paymar
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Editor/Publisher of VP newsletter "Video Poker Times"
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"Chance favors the prepared mind." -- Louis Pasteur