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#1

In a message dated 4/23/2003 8:07:29 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
rsinger1111@cox.net writes:

  I agree with you, but he didn't say whether he thought it was legal or
not. I trust Nv. has random, unbiased games, but I don't KNOW that's the
case for every machine I play there. That's one reason I never stay at the
same machine very long.

Statements like this certainly add to the widespread notion that you are a
complete fraud as a video poker expert. If you question the bias of vp
machines, why would you play at all? If you switch machines, then you're just
as likely to leave an "honest" one for a fixed one than the other way around.

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#2

Interesting....
               All I heard was whining about whether
or not Rob Singer could join this group.So far,all I
have seen are polite responses/posts from Rob
including the one below.And look what I see....someone
ELSE starting the name calling.
I had no particular opinion either way but thought
that the debate was getting a bit overboard and now I
know why. Alot of people on here obviously cannot
handle contrary opinions,thoughts or ideas.Mr Singer's
response was obviously just clarifying what the
previous poster had stated and Vic decided he needed
to suggest he was a fraud.And no, stating that it was
a "widespread notion" doesn't excuse it.Amazing.

           Steve Bork

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--- VeganVic@aol.com wrote:

In a message dated 4/23/2003 8:07:29 PM Mountain
Daylight Time,
rsinger1111@cox.net writes:

> I agree with you, but he didn't say whether he
thought it was legal or
> not. I trust Nv. has random, unbiased games, but I
don't KNOW that's the
> case for every machine I play there. That's one
reason I never stay at the
> same machine very long.
>

Statements like this certainly add to the widespread
notion that you are a
complete fraud as a video poker expert. If you
question the bias of vp
machines, why would you play at all? If you switch
machines, then you're just
as likely to leave an "honest" one for a fixed one
than the other way around.

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removed]

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#3

Rob Singer made a comment, not nasty, not augumentative, etc and it is
wrong for you or for anyone to resume attecks on him. He did not
deserve your nasty remarks.
Let's not start the diatribes all over again.

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On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 00:12:48 EDT, you wrote:

In a message dated 4/23/2003 8:07:29 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
rsinger1111@cox.net writes:

  I agree with you, but he didn't say whether he thought it was legal or
not. I trust Nv. has random, unbiased games, but I don't KNOW that's the
case for every machine I play there. That's one reason I never stay at the
same machine very long.

Statements like this certainly add to the widespread notion that you are a
complete fraud as a video poker expert. If you question the bias of vp
machines, why would you play at all? If you switch machines, then you're just
as likely to leave an "honest" one for a fixed one than the other way around.

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