Dear Frank:
2. I like what Mr. Dancer has meant to video poker, but my only idol in this world is my mom.
3. Only Mr. Dancer knows what his bankroll has been the last few years. In Strictly Slots, Jan. 2001, he writes that he wanted to play the $25 machines at MGM i believe for the whole month of December 2000 because of a promotion. He goes on to say how he asked several other players to combine bankrolls since he alone hadn't enough to survive the swings. When they refused, he went it alone. So i deduct that by mid to late 2001 he hardly had the bankroll to properly tackle the $500 game that he hit the royal on and the article clearly states he played $25 machines beyond his current bankroll.
4. I'm not aware of the june 2001 declaration by Mr. Dancer that he had enough to play $25 and up. If so, then i'd say that's reason to question what he writes based on what i've just quoted you above.
5. I'm not 100% positive i've read Larry's referredto article, but i believe i did.
6. I do not need to doubt Larry since it is in line with what i read. Right now we'd have to ask Larry for your required proof of text.
7. Yes, if a person has a million dollars i believe they would be far better off investing. This has nothing to do with trusting or not trusting any gambler.
9. My opinion is that you speculate that Mr. Dancer never prints anything that is not gospel true or contradictory.
10. I appreciate the opportunity to offer my side of this. I would also appreciate other's input.
Valerie
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