....and little dicky's wedgie gets tighter all the time!
While you guys were arguing and John 'the chicken' 3-to-the-royal
was privately showing me how jealous he is of me--I was busy getting
the last laugh!I wouldn't expect anyone to take me up on my offer to
play 50 verifiable sessions---I'd say you idiots finally got it. So
while I have the time during the move to tic tic tic off littly
dicky some more and show Congo he's a coward with no recorse, I'll
treat you all to a dose of THE TRUTH from this week's GT:
ENJOY, FOOLS!!!
The Undeniable Truth
Yes, 99% can win!
When common sense trumps math models
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October 18, 2005 - by Rob Singer
Over the years it's been my play strategy against theirs simple
common sense vs. math models, probability theories and geek-like
thinking. When I came out with my tested and very successful play
strategy prior to the release of "The Undeniable Truth," the so-
called experts said I was a loser, liar and a fraud, and that I
couldn't possibly win with a strategy that utilizes mostly negative
(expected value) EV games.
Many years and hundreds of thousands of dollars of profiting later,
I continue to prove them wrong. Those who said I'd be gone in 60
seconds are now eating their words. Those who proclaimed I'd be
nothing more than another scam artist are finally facing up to
reality. And those who just won't hear of another play strategy that
can beat the casinos rather than wasting time trying to outsmart the
video poker computersas, DUH! ADVANTAGE PLAYERS, continue to squirm.
Yes, they have made their own beds, and now it's time to try to
sleep in-between the nightmares they and no one else has created.
As soon as I inform everyone that my web site allows anyone access
to my play strategies at no charge, the critics then peel down the
onion even further in what is always a futile effort to find a way
to discredit how I play. Although they see this as a very refreshing
change to reading the same theoretical nonsense over and over again
and being hounded to buying useless video poker trinkets, just as
with ANY promotion-chasing/advantage-playing addict in denial, they
WANT their theories to be true at any cost.
The latest mantra is the intonation that it is impossible for me to
win unless I were to play the theoretical 100-plus percent games.
Yes, as silly as it sounds, these people come right out and say I
can win with a game that's 100.0001%, but play a game at 99.9999%
and it's a certain loser! Have you ever heard anything more
hilarious? And these people like to be known for their mathematical
prowess??
One of the key areas of my play strategy is that I am not
exceedingly picky as to what the game EV is. Since I usually play at
the more luxurious resorts, rarely will I find anything even near
100 percent.
But my strategy calls for me to play, if and after 100 credits are
lost on either 7/5 or 8/5 Bonus Poker, games in this order of
availability wherever I sit down to play: 10/7 Double Bonus, 10/6
Double Double Bonus, Super Double Bonus, Triple Bonus Poker +, and
Super Aces. Searching the floor is not a part of my strategy. Being
comfortable without neurotically scoping the place out is.
Because there are very few games available anywhere these days in
the $5 denomination and higher that are slightly positive, the
average EV of all my play over my first 251 professional sessions is
highly negative. But that's EV and not reality. No math model was
ever developed that took on the short-term expectation. After
playing 251 sessions, I find reality a very healthy friend.
But not everyone thinks that way. I occasionally get challenged to
different type of bets, and after some disagreements they all seem
to fizzle. Recently, however, a member of one of the video poker
Internet forums offered me one such challenge. As is typical among
those who criticize me, this person uses one of many aliases Cogno
Scienti and has asked me not to print his true name (gee, I wonder
why THAT was).
Cogno has been dogging me for quite a while, saying (what else is
new?) I could not possibly win with my play strategy. To his credit,
this person has a keen knowledge of what I do and how I do it, as he
has read my site many times over. It is obvious he is intrigued by
my approach, and it wouldn't surprise me one bit if he has purchased
either or both of my books under yet another name.
So when he out of nowhere came to me and offered several bets, I
wasn't as much surprised at the gesture, but perplexed by his
wording. In the first challenge he said, "Rob, you play one session,
playing exclusively negative games. You must allow a mutually-
acceptable referee to hold the money and observe you play. Bring
your starting bankroll of $17,200 and another $17,200 to give to the
referee. If you win at least $2,500, I'll give you another $2,500.
If you lose your whole $17,200 or chicken out before you meet your
win goal, you give me the $17,200."
Say what? He wants 7-1 odds? Okay, so he flipped his lid on that one.
But then he came up with an even bigger doozie as follows: "Rob,
tell you what, though. I'll bet you $17,200 even money that you
won't win $2,500 before you lose the $17,200 playing your system on
negative games, provided you also bet me even money for $17,200 that
I can't get at least one heads if I flip a coin 10 times. Deal?"
Hmmmm
What is wrong with this guy? He knows my strategy calls for a
$57,200 bankroll to win a minimum of $2,500, and he wants me to do
it HOW? And then the coin flip
you see why I always state that
these critics are coming out of the walls?
But it didn't end there. This genius went on to say in his final off-
the-wall offer, "Rob, tell you what. Here's a bet for you: $250,000
that you'll lose money over the next 50 sessions of your system,
played exclusively on games with optimal payback less than 99.2%."
At first I thought this was a legitimate offer, but given this
critic's track record I re-read it several times. Then I found his
usual escape clause. He first tells me that he wants me to play my
strategy. Then he inserts an alteration to it by saying I must play
games only at or below 99.2%. Now, he knows what games my strategy
calls for and in what order. Why the modification? And then when I
came back and said I would take the bet only if it's agreed that I
play only my strategy, he ran. Not only that, he needed the
supporting comfort of half a dozen others who were feeling sorry for
him after the whole fiasco.
I've come to understand that all these bets that have been offered
me are done so out of extreme envy by those who just cannot find a
way to beat the video poker computers with their optimal play
strategy cards. So I've been able to accomplish what they haven't
been able to by developing my own particular way of playing. Big
deal. Jealousy is a part of life--even those who have allowed
gambling to control their struggling existences. Get over it guys.
When will you ever learn.......