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Just how hard up is Bob Dancer?

#1

In a message dated 8/23/2004 3:24:08 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
harry.porter@verizon.net writes:

Well, cute, there's no question he's playing both sides of the fence.
But the critical question is to what end............

I agree with your entire post (don't get to type that too often). The same
information that is useful to the advantage player is also useful to casino
management, just packaged differently and with a different emphasis. The Queen
certainly does this. And if the message is "here is what will attract players
and not lower your (Management) yield," then they are actually benefiting the
players.

BTW, You don't think that amongst the 3608 (what a staggering number) members
here there are one or two casino employees?

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#2

chiefvrwc2 wrote:

BTW, You don't think that amongst the 3608 (what a staggering number)
members here there are one or two casino employees?

I fully expect there are, but I think they're likely to be low-level
trolls -- looking to score a choice nugget or two with which to
impress upper management (like the janitor).

(We'll see if I pay for that comment ...)

- H.

#3

I glance at the Yahoo ID and email address of every
new member and everyone who unsubscribes. I have
recognized only four or five as casino employees, which
included a host, a player's club manager and a marketing
exec, all at different casinos. At least one of these later
unsubscribed.

Of course, we may have many casino employee members
who are using deeper cover. IMO, casino lurkers can have
positive as well as negative ramifications.

vpFREE Administrator

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On 23 Aug 2004 at 16:19, chiefvrwc2@aol.com wrote:

BTW, You don't think that amongst the 3608 (what a staggering
number) members here there are one or two casino employees?

#4

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Harry Porter" <harry.porter@v...>
wrote:

chiefvrwc2 wrote:
> BTW, You don't think that amongst the 3608 (what a staggering

number)

> members here there are one or two casino employees?

Do you really believe the above number? Don't you think some

posters have more than one identity? Maybe several identities? I'm
curious as to how prevalent it is for members of this forum to use
more than one identity.

#5

if there are very many members who use multiple identities.

FWIW, the number of individual members is probably
understated because there are always a lot on the bouncing
list (423 currently) who aren't included in the membership
figure. Some of the bouncees are dead accounts, but many
will get un-bounced and be reinstated as members.

OTOH, there are probably some inactive members who never
read messages or post.

vpFREE Administrator

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On 24 Aug 2004 at 13:24, cutearlyne13 wrote:

Do you really believe the above number? Don't you think some
posters have more than one identity? Maybe several identities? I'm
curious as to how prevalent it is for members of this forum to use
more than one identity.

From my general observations of vpFREE activity, I doubt

#6

In addition, vpfree will get answers anywhere from how the machines
are in casino abc, what the bus schedule to laughlin is or the price
of a meal in the Hole In The Wall. If I got the name wrong or if Hole
In The wall is closed I'll get that answer too. The point is, many go
for months without posting. Then a subject comes up that strikes
their fancy and they post. It might be about golf or the dam. All the
info you need is here. You just have to ask. Great site and worth my
time to visit. The members are there or we wouldn't get the amount of
info we get.

Cheers....Jeep.
.

> Do you really believe the above number? Don't you think some
> posters have more than one identity? Maybe several identities?

I'm

> curious as to how prevalent it is for members of this forum to

use

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vpFREE" <vpFREE@C...> wrote:

On 24 Aug 2004 at 13:24, cutearlyne13 wrote:
> more than one identity.

From my general observations of vpFREE activity, I doubt
if there are very many members who use multiple identities.

FWIW, the number of individual members is probably
understated because there are always a lot on the bouncing
list (423 currently) who aren't included in the membership
figure. Some of the bouncees are dead accounts, but many
will get un-bounced and be reinstated as members.

OTOH, there are probably some inactive members who never
read messages or post.

vpFREE Administrator

#7

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "cutearlyne13" <cutearlyne13@y...>
wrote:

Don't you think some
posters have more than one identity? Maybe several identities?

I'm

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curious as to how prevalent it is for members of this forum to use
more than one identity.

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   I confess. I have numerous identities. I normally go by VP Pappy,
but because I frequently get accused of pointing out pro video poker
players to the casinos for free buffet tickets, I also go by sudo
names such as: VP Poppy, Pee Pee Poopy, VP Poppye, Poo Poo Platter
Pappy, Pee Pie Po Pum Pappy, VE Pee Weakly, and We Be Pappy.

   I hope this clears up any misunderstanding.

   "It is the rare gambler who can quit gambling because of the
negative effect it has on their life."
                     --VP Pappy

#8

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vppappy" <tismurph@h...> wrote:

   I confess. I have numerous identities. I normally go by VP

Pappy,

but because I frequently get accused of pointing out pro video

poker

players to the casinos for free buffet tickets, I also go by sudo
names such as: VP Poppy, Pee Pee Poopy, VP Poppye, Poo Poo Platter
Pappy, Pee Pie Po Pum Pappy, VE Pee Weakly, and We Be Pappy.

   I hope this clears up any misunderstanding.

   "It is the rare gambler who can quit gambling because of the
negative effect it has on their life."

                    --VP Pappy

      >>Have you considered counseling, Poopy?

#9

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "cutearlyne13" <cutearlyne13@y...>
wrote:

> --
>

> I confess. I have numerous identities. I normally go by VP
Pappy,
> but because I frequently get accused of pointing out pro video
poker
> players to the casinos for free buffet tickets, I also go by sudo
> names such as: VP Poppy, Pee Pee Poopy, VP Poppye, Poo Poo

Platter

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vppappy" <tismurph@h...> wrote:
> Pappy, Pee Pie Po Pum Pappy, VE Pee Weakly, and We Be Pappy.
>
> I hope this clears up any misunderstanding.
>
> "It is the rare gambler who can quit gambling because of the
> negative effect it has on their life."
>
                    --VP Pappy

      >>Have you considered counseling, Poopy?

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   I tried counseling once, trying to break my gambling habit. But I
had to quit when the psychiatrist wanted to bet me $50 that I
couldn't do it.
                --VP Poopy

#10

I tried counseling once, trying to break my gambling habit. But I
had to quit when the psychiatrist wanted to bet me $50 that I
couldn't do it.
                --VP Poopy

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> --- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "vppappy" <tismurph@h...> wrote:

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      Poppy, I do enjoy your sense of humor! Don't bother to seek
out additional pyschological assistance. Save the money instead
for your vp bankroll. I am sure, however, due to the strange and
mysterious posts that keep appearing on this forum, that you have
other ID incarnations on this board. Fess up now. Are you also VP
Mommy?