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stations policy on no mailing

#1

I've always assumed that at some point, casinos will begin tracking VP play
by comparing individual hands to best play. And anyone who exhibits better
than say 99.8% of the possible EV will be flagged as a "skilled" player.

It would be child's play to add such tracking. Just a matter of doing it.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jack page <jack_page_99@...> wrote:

Has any one tried to get their mailers reinstated?
If sucessful how did you go about doing this?
the director of marketing said I was being no mailed because I was
considered a "skilled" player , How she reached this conclusion
when I was $12000 in the hole she couldnt or wouldnt provide any
information.

#2

That's a frightening thought, although I think you're probably correct, they either could do that already or they will be doing so in the future.

But that will work in their favor only if I am playing games that put me over 100% and them UNDER 100%. If I am playing lower-based games that have high progressives, they would be costing themselves money by getting rid of me even if I am playing with 99.9% proficiency. With high progressives on lower-based games, we both make money. Explaining that to the "suits" is another story altogether.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, TJ Pitts <pittstj@...> wrote:

I've always assumed that at some point, casinos will begin tracking VP play
by comparing individual hands to best play. And anyone who exhibits better
than say 99.8% of the possible EV will be flagged as a "skilled" player.

It would be child's play to add such tracking. Just a matter of doing it.

#3

If the crowds come back I would expect them to chase out the low profit
customers. Until they they are needed so the place does not look dead.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, TJ Pitts <pittstj@...> wrote:

--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, jack page <jack_page_99@> wrote:
>
> Has any one tried to get their mailers reinstated?
> If sucessful how did you go about doing this?
> the director of marketing said I was being no mailed because I was
> considered a "skilled" player , How she reached this conclusion
> when I was $12000 in the hole she couldnt or wouldnt provide any
> information.
>

I've always assumed that at some point, casinos will begin tracking VP play
by comparing individual hands to best play. And anyone who exhibits better
than say 99.8% of the possible EV will be flagged as a "skilled" player.

It would be child's play to add such tracking. Just a matter of doing it.

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#4

Yep. We have seen the future, and it sucks.

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--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, TJ Pitts <pittstj@...> wrote:

I've always assumed that at some point, casinos will begin tracking VP play
by comparing individual hands to best play. And anyone who exhibits better
than say 99.8% of the possible EV will be flagged as a "skilled" player.

It would be child's play to add such tracking. Just a matter of doing it.