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#1

Thank you for the info link. But I am surprised at what I read. These guys help and work for casinos, devise ways to get more of us in, and help them increase profits by taking more of the player's money? Huh?? I figured Mr. Dancer, who I've of course heard of many times, won so much that he only played high limit video poker. Am I the only one not getting this in more ways than one, or do I require another Rum & Coke?

nightoftheiguana2000 <nightoftheiguana2000@yahoo.com> wrote:http://www.compdance.com/

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Glen Hardy <ghardy222@y...> wrote:

The title had me confused once I read the article. It seems Mr. Dancer tells us how HE thinks and even admits he doesn't know casino formulas. I know he says Jeff Compton is his 'business partner'. Who is Mr. Compton and does anyone know what business they're in together. Is it that they're both video poker professionals who play full time and make their livings by sharing the winnings? Sorry for the questions but I'm not familiar with some of the people in the vp world yet. Thanks.

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#2

The situation is analogous to the TV infomercials on how to get rich
quick through real estate and other ways, the "real money" is in
selling the books and progams, not the activity they are explaining.
If you had an easy sure fire way to make big money would you tell the
general public about it?

Thank you for the info link. But I am surprised at what I read.

These guys help and work for casinos, devise ways to get more of us
in, and help them increase profits by taking more of the player's
money? Huh?? I figured Mr. Dancer, who I've of course heard of many
times, won so much that he only played high limit video poker. Am I
the only one not getting this in more ways than one, or do I require
another Rum & Coke?

nightoftheiguana2000 <nightoftheiguana2000@y...>

wrote:http://www.compdance.com/

> The title had me confused once I read the article. It seems Mr.

Dancer tells us how HE thinks and even admits he doesn't know casino
formulas. I know he says Jeff Compton is his 'business partner'.
Who is Mr. Compton and does anyone know what business they're in
together. Is it that they're both video poker professionals who play
full time and make their livings by sharing the winnings? Sorry for
the questions but I'm not familiar with some of the people in the vp
world yet. Thanks.

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#3

in, >and help them increase profits by taking more of the player's money?

BINGO!

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Thank you for the info link. But I am surprised at what I read.
These guys help and work for casinos, devise ways to get more of us

#4

Hi. "These Guys" also say that one of the ways to get more people in
the door is to have a bunch of full pay poker machines in inventory.
These machines attract the multitude of players like me, that recognize
and play good paying machines but usually don't have the time, skill or
the bankroll to take advantage of the long term positive payback
offered. There would probably be a lot fewer positive plays around if
it weren't for "these guys". The reason many of us are attracted to V.P.
is because it is the only game in the casino where is at least
mathematically possible to win....over the loooong term. D. McK.

nightoftheiguana2000 wrote:

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Glen Hardy <ghardy222@y...> wrote:
>Thank you for the info link. But I am surprised at what I read.
>These guys help and work for casinos, devise ways to get more of us
in, >and help them increase profits by taking more of the player's money?

BINGO!

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#5

Hi. "These Guys" also say that one of the ways to get more people

in

the door is to have a bunch of full pay poker machines in

inventory.

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There would probably be a lot fewer positive plays around if
it weren't for "these guys". D. McK.

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Not too sure about this one. Maybe it's just coincidence or what but,
I still believe that ever since some of these pros started talking
about "positive" machines publicly/nationally on TV (mainly The Travel
Channel), many of the casinos started removing FPDW and
other "positive" machines. (just my opinion)