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I'll be ordering his book tonight. But Rich's statement below is somewhat perplexing. One person came on and said Mr. Dancer makes his income from his business. Rich says he's making it from gambling. Notwithstanding his ability to work hard along with a skill, I'll go with the first guy. Otherwise, why work? From my experience, I can't imagine anyone making a living only from playing this game. I'm nowhere near his skill level probably, but I think I know why he has a job.

I'm looking forward to reading "Million Dollar Video Poker". Maybe I'll be that lucky someday. I know my wife has (-:

regarding Dancer's gambling career:

That he has been able to earn a good living at it is a testament to his skill, patience and willingness to work hard.

According to his depiction in "Million Dollar Video Poker", he got extraordinarily lucky, not only in his play, but in his choice of partner Shirley.

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#2

Glen,

I'm sure he does well with the gambling, but the "skill, patience and
willingness to work hard" I mentioned applies equally, if not more, to
publishing strategy cards, books, articles, columns, consulting and
teaching classes. My comment was never intended to imply that he made
his living as a gambler. Rather, the fact that he has shared what he
learned with the public sets him apart from professional gamblers. I
don't know any, but I expect the successful ones pretty much keep what
they know to themselves.

I'll be ordering his book tonight. But Rich's statement below is

somewhat perplexing. One person came on and said Mr. Dancer makes his
income from his business. Rich says he's making it from gambling.
Notwithstanding his ability to work hard along with a skill, I'll go
with the first guy. Otherwise, why work? From my experience, I can't
imagine anyone making a living only from playing this game. I'm
nowhere near his skill level probably, but I think I know why he has a
job.

I'm looking forward to reading "Million Dollar Video Poker". Maybe

I'll be that lucky someday. I know my wife has (-:

nightoftheiguana2000 <nightoftheiguana2000@y...> wrote:

regarding Dancer's gambling career:

> That he has been able to earn a good living at it is a testament

to his skill, patience and willingness to work hard.

According to his depiction in "Million Dollar Video Poker", he got

extraordinarily lucky, not only in his play, but in his choice of
partner Shirley.

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