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To: vpfree@yahoogroups.com
From: Steve Kent <bayfieldkent@yahoo.com>
Date sent: Mon, 20 Mar 2006 15:22:24 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Royals of same suit consecutively?

Curtis Rich <lgtvegas@gmail.com> wrote:

I do not believe six consecutive RF's in clubs, either. Even
if it was over a much longer period of time.

I'm not being confrontational (like saying someone else's
post is half-assed). I'm just saying that I don't believe
it happened.

I would imagine there are plenty of others in this Yahoo!
Group who feel the same as TKeep123 and I do. But, they
choose to remain silent.
  
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Curtis, you are correct - it was confrontational. It was also
half assed to say he didn't do it - and I'm saying that in a
non-confrontational way.

I am also telling you that I have played many hands and
shared many stories with Don and his lovely wife Brenda.
Why would he say this if it didn't happen? Is it
impossible? No. Is it improbable? Very. Does that mean it
didn't/can't happen? Of course not.

Man, it must be tough to be so cynical that you can't take
someone at face value on something that really doesn't
matter to you one way or the other.

SK "No sense being pessimistic. It wouldn't work anyway."

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Curtis Rich <lgtvegas@...> wrote:
Man, it must be tough to be so cynical that you can't take
someone at face value on something that really doesn't
matter to you one way or the other.

And this is exactly the curse I have forever placed on little dicky. My
play results will, throughout eternity, dog him and his fantasy about
how video poker is supposed to be played. Can it REALLY EVER get any
better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be able to
continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a life-long
nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special bonus of
watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that only he--and
maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling geek-pants down
in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after all.....

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wrote:

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> Curtis Rich <lgtvegas@> wrote:
> Man, it must be tough to be so cynical that you can't take
> someone at face value on something that really doesn't
> matter to you one way or the other.

And this is exactly the curse I have forever placed on little

dicky. My

play results will, throughout eternity, dog him and his fantasy

about

how video poker is supposed to be played.

I have no problem with Robbie or anyone else being at the head of the
bell curve. As I've stated before, someone has to be in the top 1%.
What is quite sad is that someone would try to take advantage of
their luck by using it to con others into thinking they know what
they are doing and pursue a worthless strategy.

Can it REALLY EVER get any
better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be able to
continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a life-

long

nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special bonus of
watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that only he--

and

maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling geek-pants

down

in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after all.....

The usual babble. I guess little Robbie didn't like being subjected
to facts that clearly demonstrate he is a con man. I find it
especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine could
have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells. It's like saying a
baseball team could lose "many" more games than they win but never
lose two in a row. CLASSIC Singer. If anyone was the least bit
intrigued by his sales pitch, I sure hope you now see him for what he
truly is ... a rather poor con man.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:

I have no problem with Robbie or anyone else being at the head of
the bell curve. As I've stated before, someone has to be in the top
1%.

Complete lie (but right on cue of course). Little dicky would have a
problem with ANYONE who reports winning using any strategy other than
his make-believe optimal play one. Video poker's so overwhelmed his
life and has forced him beyond the point of no return that he's for
some time now, been waaay too envious of me to be the contrite
individual he purports to being here. As I state time and again in my
many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY winner no
matter what they say and how they did it. Losers, however, disdain
winners with a passion--exactly the label this misled critic has
permanently stamped onto his forehead and will never be able to
relinquish.

What is quite sad is that someone would try to take advantage of
their luck by using it to con others into thinking they know what
they are doing and pursue a worthless strategy.

This is particularly interesting. Little dicky's read my book. Little
dicky's read my site. Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play my
strategies', but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
info associated with it, the misconceptions purposely passed around
for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant fraud
resulting thereof. Only someone like he - and understandably other
losers - would neurotically fixate on something not understood, and
because he hates a reported winner, feels he must re-route the attack
in order to soothe his feelings that have been hurt over & over again.

> Can it REALLY EVER get any
> better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be able

to continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a life-

long nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special bonus

of watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that only he--

and maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling geek-

pants down in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after all.....

The usual babble. I guess little Robbie didn't like being subjected
to facts that clearly demonstrate he is a con man.

My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....

I find it

especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine could
have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.

Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own mind, little
dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you don't even
see it! God bless America!

It's like saying a

baseball team could lose "many" more games than they win but never
lose two in a row. CLASSIC Singer.

When totally in doubt, create an unrelated analogy that only a nerd
could understand.

If anyone was the least bit

intrigued by his sales pitch, I sure hope you now see him for what

he truly is ... a rather poor con man.

'Sales pitch' & 'con man'? Looks like you're taking the words right
out of my articles about the gurus. You know, the ones who not only
sell their souls for money to keep gambling with---they require other
people's credit cards before they'll even crack a smile. I'm the
neutralizer in all this, and aside from irritating them it has
satisfyingly gone beyond all that and reached out to imbeciles and
geeks like you. A very unplanned for and nice bonus.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> I have no problem with Robbie or anyone else being at the head of
>the bell curve. As I've stated before, someone has to be in the

top

>1%.

Complete lie (but right on cue of course).

I see, little Robbie doesn't think anyone has to be the top 1%.
Interesting but not surprising.

Little dicky would have a
problem with ANYONE who reports winning using any strategy other

than

his make-believe optimal play one.

Nope. One of the facts about statisical analysis is that there is a
range of results. Anyone can win playing any strategy and anyone can
lose playing the best strategy. I thought you had an MBA?

Video poker's so overwhelmed his
life and has forced him beyond the point of no return that he's for
some time now, been waaay too envious of me to be the contrite
individual he purports to being here.

Don't you wish.

As I state time and again in my
many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY winner no
matter what they say and how they did it.

True ... Until they start trying to use their luck to sell themselves
as some sort of guru with a "better way".

Losers, however, disdain
winners with a passion--exactly the label this misled critic has
permanently stamped onto his forehead and will never be able to
relinquish.

Still dreaming little man. I think everyone now has a good handle on
your con. Your typical babbling only reinforces everything I've said.

> What is quite sad is that someone would try to take advantage of
> their luck by using it to con others into thinking they know what
> they are doing and pursue a worthless strategy.

This is particularly interesting. Little dicky's read my book.

Nope.

Little
dicky's read my site.

Like I said before, once to go over your strategy when I was building
the simulator.

Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play my
strategies',

Then why talk about them?

but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
info associated with it,

What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all accurate
information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at your
website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this forum.

the misconceptions purposely passed around
for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant fraud
resulting thereof.

Back to the con. Give it up, little man, it's way to late to rescue
any hopes you had of convincing anyone you have a clue.

> > Can it REALLY EVER get any
> > better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be able
to continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a life-
> long nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special

bonus

···

of watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that only he-

-

> and maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling geek-
pants down in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after all.....

> The usual babble. I guess little Robbie didn't like being

subjected

> to facts that clearly demonstrate he is a con man.

My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....

Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut. You've
been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.

I find it
> especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine could
> have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.

Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own mind, little
dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you don't

even

see it! God bless America!

Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up this silly
claim?

It's like saying a
> baseball team could lose "many" more games than they win but

never

> lose two in a row. CLASSIC Singer.

When totally in doubt, create an unrelated analogy that only a nerd
could understand.

Or, just about anyone smarter than little Robbie ... which includes
everyone reading this forum.

If anyone was the least bit
> intrigued by his sales pitch, I sure hope you now see him for

what

he truly is ... a rather poor con man.

'Sales pitch' & 'con man'?

yes.

Looks like you're taking the words right
out of my articles about the gurus.

It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a ridiculous
attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a thing.

You know, the ones who not only
sell their souls for money to keep gambling with---they require

other

people's credit cards before they'll even crack a smile. I'm the
neutralizer in all this, and aside from irritating them it has
satisfyingly gone beyond all that and reached out to imbeciles and
geeks like you. A very unplanned for and nice bonus.

Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I don't sell a
thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm the only
one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a website,
I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I need to make
it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > I have no problem with Robbie or anyone else being at the head

of

> >the bell curve. As I've stated before, someone has to be in the
top
> >1%.
>
> Complete lie (but right on cue of course).

I see, little Robbie doesn't think anyone has to be the top 1%.
Interesting but not surprising.

More selective interpretation. Right on cue.

> Little dicky would have a
> problem with ANYONE who reports winning using any strategy other
than
> his make-believe optimal play one.

Nope. One of the facts about statisical analysis is that there is a
range of results. Anyone can win playing any strategy and anyone

can

lose playing the best strategy. I thought you had an MBA?

All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with anyone who
says they win without optimal play.

> Video poker's so overwhelmed his
> life and has forced him beyond the point of no return that he's

for

> some time now, been waaay too envious of me to be the contrite
> individual he purports to being here.

Don't you wish.

Don't I know.

> As I state time and again in my
> many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY winner no
> matter what they say and how they did it.

True ... Until they start trying to use their luck to sell

themselves

as some sort of guru with a "better way".

AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than any other
players. I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.

> Losers, however, disdain
> winners with a passion--exactly the label this misled critic has
> permanently stamped onto his forehead and will never be able to
> relinquish.

Still dreaming little man. I think everyone now has a good handle

And thank you for re-certifying that you are a loser.

>
> > What is quite sad is that someone would try to take advantage

of

> > their luck by using it to con others into thinking they know

what

> > they are doing and pursue a worthless strategy.
>
> This is particularly interesting. Little dicky's read my book.

Nope.

> Little
> dicky's read my site.

Like I said before, once to go over your strategy when I was

building

the simulator.

> Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play my
> strategies',

Then why talk about them?

Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to tell them
why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.

> but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> info associated with it,

What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all accurate
information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at your
website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this forum.

AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales pitches.
That's the part YOU don't understand.

> the misconceptions purposely passed around
> for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant fraud
> resulting thereof.

Back to the con. Give it up, little man, it's way to late to rescue
any hopes you had of convincing anyone you have a clue.

It's all in my book, which tens of thousands have already read and
agreed with.

> > > Can it REALLY EVER get any
> > > better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be

able

> to continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a

life-

> > long nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special
bonus
> of watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that only

he-

-
> > and maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling geek-
> pants down in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after all.....
>
> > The usual babble. I guess little Robbie didn't like being
subjected
> > to facts that clearly demonstrate he is a con man.
>
> My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....

Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut. You've
been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.

I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat" or "a pit
in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.

>
> I find it
> > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine

could

> > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
>
> Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own mind,

little

> dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you don't
even
> see it! God bless America!

Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up this

silly

claim?

Use that computer attached to your neck for a change instead of
trying to run it thru a laptop.

>
> It's like saying a
> > baseball team could lose "many" more games than they win but
never
> > lose two in a row. CLASSIC Singer.
>
> When totally in doubt, create an unrelated analogy that only a

nerd

> could understand.

Or, just about anyone smarter than little Robbie ... which includes
everyone reading this forum.

>
> If anyone was the least bit
> > intrigued by his sales pitch, I sure hope you now see him for
what
> he truly is ... a rather poor con man.
>
> 'Sales pitch' & 'con man'?

yes.

> Looks like you're taking the words right
> out of my articles about the gurus.

It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a ridiculous
attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a thing.

Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges fees for
anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on his or her
website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I wonder
where all the cons are.....

> You know, the ones who not only
> sell their souls for money to keep gambling with---they require
other
> people's credit cards before they'll even crack a smile. I'm the
> neutralizer in all this, and aside from irritating them it has
> satisfyingly gone beyond all that and reached out to imbeciles

and

> geeks like you. A very unplanned for and nice bonus.
>

Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I don't sell a
thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm the only
one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a

website,

I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I need to

make

it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?

That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and you can't
and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'. Trouble is, you get
sidetracked by my fame at every turn. And by doing so, you've exposed
not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
pathologically addicted to video poker. Why, right about now you're
starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the long trip
home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you can get
is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
on > your con. Your typical babbling only reinforces everything I've said.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> > > I have no problem with Robbie or anyone else being at the

head

of
> > >the bell curve. As I've stated before, someone has to be in

the

> top
> > >1%.
> >
> > Complete lie (but right on cue of course).
>
> I see, little Robbie doesn't think anyone has to be the top 1%.
> Interesting but not surprising.

More selective interpretation. Right on cue.

Just the facts, as usual.

>
> > Little dicky would have a
> > problem with ANYONE who reports winning using any strategy

other

> than
> > his make-believe optimal play one.
>
> Nope. One of the facts about statisical analysis is that there is

a

> range of results. Anyone can win playing any strategy and anyone
can
> lose playing the best strategy. I thought you had an MBA?

All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with anyone

who

says they win without optimal play.

No, I have a problem with anyone who claims they have a better way
than mathematically proven approaches. You must really have an
alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably stated
dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or lost.

> > As I state time and again in my
> > many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY winner

no

> > matter what they say and how they did it.
>
> True ... Until they start trying to use their luck to sell
themselves
> as some sort of guru with a "better way".

AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than any

other

players.

No, they just trust in good old mathematics.

I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.

Of course you did. Little Robbie is now claiming to have invented a
NEW branch of mathematics since the only way to shoot "down that
theory" would be to find something wrong with the math. Let's hear
all about this mew math that will replace ASMD, Robbie.

>
> > Losers, however, disdain
> > winners with a passion--exactly the label this misled critic

has

> > permanently stamped onto his forehead and will never be able to
> > relinquish.
>
> Still dreaming little man. I think everyone now has a good handle

And thank you for re-certifying that you are a loser.

Sorry, stupid responses only make you look even more like a con man.

>
> >
> > > What is quite sad is that someone would try to take advantage
of
> > > their luck by using it to con others into thinking they know
what
> > > they are doing and pursue a worthless strategy.
> >
> > This is particularly interesting. Little dicky's read my book.
>
> Nope.
>
> > Little
> > dicky's read my site.
>
> Like I said before, once to go over your strategy when I was
building
> the simulator.
>
> > Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> > to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play my
> > strategies',
>
> Then why talk about them?

Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to tell them
why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.

Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some mysterious group
of "normal people" that cause him to lie.

>
> > but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> > info associated with it,
>
> What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all

accurate

> information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at your
> website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this forum.

AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales pitches.
That's the part YOU don't understand.

AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to winning
over time. It may not be for everyone and it doesn't guarantee
everyone will win. It has nothing to do with "losing, addiction, and
sales pitches". These are outside of AP. Only someone trying to sell
a con would claim otherwise.

>
> > the misconceptions purposely passed around
> > for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant fraud
> > resulting thereof.
>
> Back to the con. Give it up, little man, it's way to late to

rescue

> any hopes you had of convincing anyone you have a clue.

It's all in my book, which tens of thousands have already read and
agreed with.

Read? ... maybe ... agreed with? ... doubtful. Of course, it really
doesn't matter how many have already fallen for your con, all I can
do is try to prevent others from getting in trouble.

>
> > > > Can it REALLY EVER get any
> > > > better than this! What a GREAT country we live in....to be
able
> > to continue to mesmerize/totally disrupt/control & humiliate a
life-
> > > long nerd at this point in life! And all with the so-special
> bonus
> > of watching him being eaten away by a gambling problem that

only

he-
> -
> > > and maybe his mother--could rationalize and love. Pulling

geek-

> > pants down in the girl's gym wasn't that satisfying after

all.....

> >
> > > The usual babble. I guess little Robbie didn't like being
> subjected
> > > to facts that clearly demonstrate he is a con man.
> >
> > My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....

Sure it is. Maybe you should open your eyes next time. Do you
actually think people believe this 3rd grade ranting?

>
> Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut.

You've

> been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.

I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat" or "a

pit

in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.

Nope. Wrong as usual, although I think "knot" is used more often.

>
> >
> > I find it
> > > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine
could
> > > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
> >
> > Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own mind,
little
> > dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you

don't

> even
> > see it! God bless America!
>
> Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up this
silly
> claim?

Use that computer attached to your neck for a change instead of
trying to run it thru a laptop.

Another completely informationless reply from Robbie. Could it be
that he's starting to worry that his idiotic lie about hot and cold
spells wasn't too wise?

>
> >
> > It's like saying a
> > > baseball team could lose "many" more games than they win but
> never
> > > lose two in a row. CLASSIC Singer.
> >
> > When totally in doubt, create an unrelated analogy that only a
nerd
> > could understand.
>
> Or, just about anyone smarter than little Robbie ... which

includes

> everyone reading this forum.
>
> >
> > If anyone was the least bit
> > > intrigued by his sales pitch, I sure hope you now see him for
> what
> > he truly is ... a rather poor con man.
> >
> > 'Sales pitch' & 'con man'?
>
> yes.
>
> > Looks like you're taking the words right
> > out of my articles about the gurus.
>
> It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a ridiculous
> attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a thing.

Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges fees for
anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on his or her
website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I wonder
where all the cons are.....

Advertising is not a con. Only the subject matter determines whether
the seller is perpetrating a fraud. For the most part they sell
mathematically sound products. Just because you lost and couldn't
make it as an APer doesn't change the math.

>
> > You know, the ones who not only
> > sell their souls for money to keep gambling with---they require
> other
> > people's credit cards before they'll even crack a smile. I'm

the

> > neutralizer in all this, and aside from irritating them it has
> > satisfyingly gone beyond all that and reached out to imbeciles
and
> > geeks like you. A very unplanned for and nice bonus.
> >
>
> Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I don't sell

a

> thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm the

only

> one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a
website,
> I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I need to
make
> it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?

That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and you can't
and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'.

Nope. My only purpose is to see the facts accurately portrayed.

Trouble is, you get
sidetracked by my fame at every turn.

ROTFLMAO. Can't you come up with anything at all? Jumping up and down
and proclaiming you're famous is just plain silly. If you can't back
up your claims then no one is going to buy this BS.

And by doing so, you've exposed
not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
pathologically addicted to video poker.

Just a profitable hobby. If Robbie wasn't already envious enough I
just got done counting the $3200 I won on my latest casino visit. Of
course, Robs' approach would have been to quit when I was $500 ahead.
The fact that I realize there's no difference between a hand played
today and one tomorrow, I continued on. Still didn't quit when I was
$1000 ahead. One hour later I hit a $2000 RF. Continued playing and
came out andother $200 ahead before I quit. That put's us up around
$7K for the year. I guess AP isn't for losers, right little man?

Why, right about now you're
starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the long trip
home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you can get
is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.

Sorry, did I forget to tell you? I'm in MN. I would have thought
you'd had figured that out when I said I hadn't gambled for over a
week (10 days to be precise). Never saw the "Jones'" the entire time.
The $3200 was won at an Indian casino. Are you always wrong?

Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV soon enough.

···

on > > your con. Your typical babbling only reinforces everything I've > said.

> All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with anyone
who says they win without optimal play.

No, I have a problem with anyone who claims they have a better way
than mathematically proven approaches.

I have a better way than mathematically proven approaches.

You must really have an

alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably stated
dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or lost.

And I must have stated more than a hundred times that you are more
likely to deny the truth than admit to it.

> > > As I state time and again in my
> > > many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY winner
no
> > > matter what they say and how they did it.
> >
> > True ... Until they start trying to use their luck to sell
> themselves
> > as some sort of guru with a "better way".
>
> AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than any
other players.

No, they just trust in good old mathematics.

Which makes them believe that they know more than 'the other folks'.
When, of course, as proven by me, they don't.

> I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
> of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.

Of course you did. Little Robbie is now claiming to have invented a
NEW branch of mathematics since the only way to shoot "down that
theory" would be to find something wrong with the math. Let's hear
all about this mew math that will replace ASMD, Robbie.

Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten the math
books' etc. etc. Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
mathematical event bounded by fact. It starts out that way, then is
required to be defined by human factors. Last i checked, we are not
machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term applies only
to machines.

> >
> > > Losers, however, disdain
> > > winners with a passion--exactly the label this misled critic
has
> > > permanently stamped onto his forehead and will never be able

to

> > > relinquish.
> >
> > Still dreaming little man. I think everyone now has a good

handle

>
> And thank you for re-certifying that you are a loser.

Sorry, stupid responses only make you look even more like a con man.

And re-certifying...

> > > Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> > > to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play my
> > > strategies',
> >
> > Then why talk about them?
>
> Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to tell

them why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.

Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some mysterious

group of "normal people" that cause him to lie.

Oh that's right--what's normal to a normal person wouldn't be normal
to a nerd who lives in a world with blinders reasy to install at any
moment common sense takes hold.

> >
> > > but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> > > info associated with it,
> >
> > What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all
accurate
> > information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at

your

> > website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this forum.
>
> AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales pitches.
> That's the part YOU don't understand.

AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to winning
over time.

Exactly what I just said.

It may not be for everyone and it doesn't guarantee

everyone will win. It has nothing to do with "losing, addiction,

and sales pitches". These are outside of AP. Only someone trying to
sell a con would claim otherwise.

Denial at it's best. The only AP's who win are the extraordinarily
lucky, and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
based nonsense. It is also clear long-term strategy converts
previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts. And guess
who's out there selling everything they can under the vp sun to
continue their being a con.

> >
> > > the misconceptions purposely passed around
> > > for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant fraud
> > > resulting thereof.
> >
> > Back to the con. Give it up, little man, it's way to late to
rescue
> > any hopes you had of convincing anyone you have a clue.
>
> It's all in my book, which tens of thousands have already read

and agreed with.

Read? ... maybe ... agreed with? ... doubtful. Of course, it really
doesn't matter how many have already fallen for your con, all I can
do is try to prevent others from getting in trouble.

There's a good example of a self-proclaimed AP making believe he
knows more than the others. The poor 'other guys'. If they were only
as smart as you they wouldn't be 'conned' by common sense. Please
permit me to laugh!

> > > My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....

Sure it is. Maybe you should open your eyes next time. Do you
actually think people believe this 3rd grade ranting?

> >
> > Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut.
You've
> > been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.
>
> I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat" or "a
pit
> in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.

Nope. Wrong as usual, although I think "knot" is used more often.

I've got a "knot" in my throat?? Good thing I had them scallops
tonight before the knot showed up!

> > > I find it
> > > > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a machine
> could
> > > > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
> > >
> > > Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own mind,
> little
> > > dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you
don't
> > even
> > > see it! God bless America!
> >
> > Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up this
> silly
> > claim?
>
> Use that computer attached to your neck for a change instead of
> trying to run it thru a laptop.

Another completely informationless reply from Robbie. Could it be
that he's starting to worry that his idiotic lie about hot and cold
spells wasn't too wise?

Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a nerd. I've
been telling people this publicly for several years now and I
continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is. Wise for
me because I've been utilizing that tool to win with. For you, who
cares?!!

> > It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a ridiculous
> > attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a thing.
>
> Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
> proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges fees

for

> anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on his or

her

> website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I

wonder

> where all the cons are.....

Advertising is not a con. Only the subject matter determines

whether

the seller is perpetrating a fraud. For the most part they sell
mathematically sound products. Just because you lost and couldn't
make it as an APer doesn't change the math.

That's you only explanation? Self-proclaimed successful people don't
need to sell a bunch of strategy products, charge fees for everything
they do, look for profitting from illegal on-line casinos and pop-
ups, and work various jobs on top of all that if they truly were the
success they portray. That's the slimiest con on-going in the video
poker business. Fraudulent activity at it's peak. And someone like
you supports all that. Shame on you. I'm a refreshing change to all
that, and I'm the one tens of thousands of players look to for
continuing to expose the truth about it.

> > >
> >
> > Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I don't

sell

a
> > thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm the
only
> > one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a
> website,
> > I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I need

to

> make
> > it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?
>
> That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and you

can't

> and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'.

Nope. My only purpose is to see the facts accurately portrayed.

There's another useless point. What's the difference to you, a
nobody, WHAT happens. Important people like me care about others, and
I continue to spend my own time & money seeing that they understand
the truth about it all. But you? You're just irritated by the tilt
mode the truth puts you types people in. And that's all.

> Trouble is, you get
> sidetracked by my fame at every turn.

ROTFLMAO. Can't you come up with anything at all? Jumping up and

down

and proclaiming you're famous is just plain silly. If you can't

back

up your claims then no one is going to buy this BS.

There's another fine example! As I said, sidetracked at EVERY turn.
And sooo easy to do.

> And by doing so, you've exposed
> not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
> pathologically addicted to video poker.

Just a profitable hobby. If Robbie wasn't already envious enough I
just got done counting the $3200 I won on my latest casino visit.

Of

course, Robs' approach would have been to quit when I was $500

ahead.

The fact that I realize there's no difference between a hand played
today and one tomorrow, I continued on. Still didn't quit when I

was

$1000 ahead. One hour later I hit a $2000 RF. Continued playing and
came out andother $200 ahead before I quit. That put's us up around
$7K for the year. I guess AP isn't for losers, right little man?

Assuming that's true, I'll tell you what I tell everyone else who's
overly but understandably 'giddy' about what just happened. It
overwhelmingly doesn't happen like that, and to deny that would make
you and anyone else a blinded liar. And here's another lesson: $7k
ahead for the year?--how many hundreds of unhealthy, wasted-life
casino hours have you put in to do that? How many obese, smoking, K-
Mart clothed people who have zero respect for themselves have you had
to see, walk by, or sit next to in order to attain that? On the other
hand, my "con" method has earned me over $33,000 this year, and I've
not played 6 hours. Kind of puts it all in perspective.

> Why, right about now you're
> starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the long

trip

> home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you can

get

> is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.

Sorry, did I forget to tell you? I'm in MN. I would have thought
you'd had figured that out when I said I hadn't gambled for over a
week (10 days to be precise). Never saw the "Jones'" the entire

time.

The $3200 was won at an Indian casino. Are you always wrong?

Not usually. I just don't really care. You find a way to gamble no
matter where you are. So when's the family of Bangladeshi's moving
into your townhome? Would you like me to keep an eye on it for you
when I'm in town on my monthly visits? BTW--I'm sending you a book
soon that my publisher gave me instead of discarding from the shop.
You'll read it cover to cover in one day because you'll see yourself
in it.

Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV soon

enough.

Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the place out--I
think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and make sure
everything locked up properly". ANYTHING to get you back to gambling
when the Injuns start ripping you off. They probably saw you coming
and stuck in the chips to make you win--like any pool hustler would
do.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:

> on > > > your con. Your typical babbling only reinforces everything I've > > said.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> > All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with

anyone

> who says they win without optimal play.
>
> No, I have a problem with anyone who claims they have a better

way

> than mathematically proven approaches.

I have a better way than mathematically proven approaches.

QED.

You must really have an
> alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably stated
> dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or lost.

And I must have stated more than a hundred times that you are more
likely to deny the truth than admit to it.

Nope. I always go with the truth ... which, of course, makes your
statement another lie.

>
> > > > As I state time and again in my
> > > > many popular columns, winners have no problem with ANY

winner

> no
> > > > matter what they say and how they did it.
> > >
> > > True ... Until they start trying to use their luck to sell
> > themselves
> > > as some sort of guru with a "better way".
> >
> > AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than any
> other players.
>
> No, they just trust in good old mathematics.

Which makes them believe that they know more than 'the other

folks'.

No, the math and the information is for anyone who wants to use
it ... mysterious "other folks" included.

When, of course, as proven by me, they don't.

You have attempted to use the word "prove" many times. Every time I
have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back with is
stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further your con,
it just won't play here.

>
> > I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
> > of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.
>
> Of course you did. Little Robbie is now claiming to have invented

a

> NEW branch of mathematics since the only way to shoot "down that
> theory" would be to find something wrong with the math. Let's

hear

> all about this mew math that will replace ASMD, Robbie.

Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten the math
books' etc. etc.

And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something that actually
refutes the mathematics.

Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
mathematical event bounded by fact.

There's a mouthful of BS. Math can be used to describe the
probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time or any
number of other facts.

It starts out that way, then is
required to be defined by human factors.

The con continues. What "human factors" would those be. The fact that
it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?

Last i checked, we are not
machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term applies only
to machines.

No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor the error
effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your personal EV. Since
every hand is independent this applies to everyone no matter whether
they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10 different
machines or on one machine.

> > > > Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> > > > to other players is not in how to or why they 'should play

my

> > > > strategies',
> > >
> > > Then why talk about them?
> >
> > Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to tell
them why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.
>
> Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some mysterious
group of "normal people" that cause him to lie.

Oh that's right--what's normal to a normal person wouldn't be

normal

to a nerd who lives in a world with blinders reasy to install at

any

moment common sense takes hold.

Most normal people like to hear the truth. That's why I demonstate
that you lie constantly to sell your con.

>
> > >
> > > > but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> > > > info associated with it,
> > >
> > > What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all
> accurate
> > > information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at
your
> > > website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this forum.
> >
> > AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales

pitches.

> > That's the part YOU don't understand.
>
> AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to

winning

> over time.

Exactly what I just said.

No, you lied. For example, I'm an APer and I've never had a "sales
pitch", so how could AP equate to "sales ptiches"?

It may not be for everyone and it doesn't guarantee
> everyone will win. It has nothing to do with "losing, addiction,
and sales pitches". These are outside of AP. Only someone trying to
sell a con would claim otherwise.

Denial at it's best. The only AP's who win are the extraordinarily
lucky,

To be honest my results for last year were slightly below expectation
but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.

and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
based nonsense.

There you go again. The con man is calling simple mathematics
nonsense. Does the con get any more obvious than this?

It is also clear long-term strategy converts
previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.

Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your lying is
so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the opposite of
just about every one of your ridiculous claims.

And guess
who's out there selling everything they can under the vp sun to
continue their being a con.

You.

>
> > >
> > > > the misconceptions purposely passed around
> > > > for reasons of slimey individual gain, and the rampant

fraud

> > > > resulting thereof.
> > >
> > > Back to the con. Give it up, little man, it's way to late to
> rescue
> > > any hopes you had of convincing anyone you have a clue.
> >
> > It's all in my book, which tens of thousands have already read
and agreed with.
>
> Read? ... maybe ... agreed with? ... doubtful. Of course, it

really

> doesn't matter how many have already fallen for your con, all I

can

> do is try to prevent others from getting in trouble.

There's a good example of a self-proclaimed AP making believe he
knows more than the others.

Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math really
isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the time to
understand what it means.

The poor 'other guys'. If they were only
as smart as you they wouldn't be 'conned' by common sense. Please
permit me to laugh!

You have my permission. Although I realize you have little to laugh
about since I exposed your con.

>
> > > > My marksmanship is getting better all the time.....
>
> Sure it is. Maybe you should open your eyes next time. Do you
> actually think people believe this 3rd grade ranting?

I didn't think so.

>
> > >
> > > Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut.
> You've
> > > been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.
> >
> > I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat"

or "a

> pit
> > in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.
>
> Nope. Wrong as usual, although I think "knot" is used more often.

I've got a "knot" in my throat??

You probably do, but I used "gut". Are you having trouble keeping up?

> > > > I find it
> > > > > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a

machine

> > could
> > > > > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
> > > >
> > > > Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own

mind,

> > little
> > > > dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and you
> don't
> > > even
> > > > see it! God bless America!
> > >
> > > Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up

this

> > silly
> > > claim?
> >
> > Use that computer attached to your neck for a change instead of
> > trying to run it thru a laptop.
>
> Another completely informationless reply from Robbie. Could it be
> that he's starting to worry that his idiotic lie about hot and

cold

> spells wasn't too wise?

Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a nerd.

I've

been telling people this publicly for several years now and I
continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is.

We now see the Singer proof ... no facts ... no basis for the
statement ... just "because it is".

Wise for
me because I've been utilizing that tool to win with.

Of course you have.

> > > It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a

ridiculous

> > > attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a

thing.

> >
> > Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
> > proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges fees
for
> > anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on his or
her
> > website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I
wonder
> > where all the cons are.....
>
> Advertising is not a con. Only the subject matter determines
whether
> the seller is perpetrating a fraud. For the most part they sell
> mathematically sound products. Just because you lost and couldn't
> make it as an APer doesn't change the math.

That's you only explanation? Self-proclaimed successful people

don't

need to sell a bunch of strategy products, charge fees for

everything

they do,

So, you are now denigrating the American way. Interesting.

look for profitting from illegal on-line casinos
and pop-
ups, and work various jobs on top of all that if they truly were

the

success they portray.

It's called working. Lot's of Americans do it. I realize that you
can't hold down a job and your wife supports you ... not true for
most people.

That's the slimiest con on-going in the video
poker business. Fraudulent activity at it's peak. And someone like
you supports all that. Shame on you. I'm a refreshing change to all
that, and I'm the one tens of thousands of players look to for
continuing to expose the truth about it.

By saying that simple mathematics is "nonsense"? You and the truth
are about as far away from each other as it gets.

> > > >
> > >
> > > Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I don't
sell
> a
> > > thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm

the

> only
> > > one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a
> > website,
> > > I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I need
to
> > make
> > > it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?
> >
> > That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and you
can't
> > and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'.
>
> Nope. My only purpose is to see the facts accurately portrayed.

There's another useless point.

No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the other. You
have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a way of
getting you into trouble.

What's the difference to you, a
nobody, WHAT happens.

My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get portayed
accurately.

Important people like me care about others,

Back to the con ... with a little monkey boy to boot.

and
I continue to spend my own time & money seeing that they understand
the truth about it all.

Of course you do.

> > Trouble is, you get
> > sidetracked by my fame at every turn.
>
> ROTFLMAO. Can't you come up with anything at all? Jumping up and
down
> and proclaiming you're famous is just plain silly. If you can't
back
> up your claims then no one is going to buy this BS.

There's another fine example! As I said, sidetracked at EVERY turn.
And sooo easy to do.

Sure it is. Is that why you're scambling at every turn? Trying to
plead that simple math is "nonsense". Yup. You're having a
real "easy" time.

>
> > And by doing so, you've exposed
> > not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
> > pathologically addicted to video poker.
>
> Just a profitable hobby. If Robbie wasn't already envious enough

I

> just got done counting the $3200 I won on my latest casino visit.
Of
> course, Robs' approach would have been to quit when I was $500
ahead.
> The fact that I realize there's no difference between a hand

played

> today and one tomorrow, I continued on. Still didn't quit when I
was
> $1000 ahead. One hour later I hit a $2000 RF. Continued playing

and

> came out andother $200 ahead before I quit. That put's us up

around

> $7K for the year. I guess AP isn't for losers, right little man?

Assuming that's true, I'll tell you what I tell everyone else who's
overly but understandably 'giddy' about what just happened. It
overwhelmingly doesn't happen like that,

That's why it's called random. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose,
you can't know exactly when either will happen and quitting at some
arbitrary time doesn't change a thing. I support the concept of loss
limits, but claiming that one should ALWAYS quit at an arbitrary win
point really is NONSENSE.

and to deny that would make
you and anyone else a blinded liar. And here's another lesson: $7k
ahead for the year?--how many hundreds of unhealthy, wasted-life
casino hours have you put in to do that? How many obese, smoking, K-
Mart clothed people who have zero respect for themselves have you

had

to see, walk by, or sit next to in order to attain that? On the

other

hand, my "con" method has earned me over $33,000 this year, and

I've

not played 6 hours. Kind of puts it all in perspective.

Of course it does.

>
> > Why, right about now you're
> > starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the long
trip
> > home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you can
get
> > is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.
>
> Sorry, did I forget to tell you? I'm in MN. I would have thought
> you'd had figured that out when I said I hadn't gambled for over

a

> week (10 days to be precise). Never saw the "Jones'" the entire
time.
> The $3200 was won at an Indian casino. Are you always wrong?

Not usually. I just don't really care. You find a way to gamble no
matter where you are. So when's the family of Bangladeshi's moving
into your townhome?

Could be tomorrow, or maybe it was yesterday. Or, more likely ...
never.

Would you like me to keep an eye on it for you
when I'm in town on my monthly visits?

No, that's already being done.

BTW--I'm sending you a book
soon that my publisher gave me instead of discarding from the shop.
You'll read it cover to cover in one day because you'll see

yourself

in it.

I see, previously you said I had already read your book, now it
appears you are admitting that was another one of your lies.

> Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV soon
enough.

Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the place out--

I

think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and make sure
everything locked up properly".

You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out the real
reason.

ANYTHING to get you back to gambling
when the Injuns start ripping you off. They probably saw you coming
and stuck in the chips to make you win--like any pool hustler would
do.

The con continues ...

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@> wrote:

> > > All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with
anyone
> > who says they win without optimal play.
> >
> > No, I have a problem with anyone who claims they have a better
way
> > than mathematically proven approaches.
>
> I have a better way than mathematically proven approaches.

QED.

???

> You must really have an
> > alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably stated
> > dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or lost.
>
> And I must have stated more than a hundred times that you are

more

> likely to deny the truth than admit to it.

Nope. I always go with the truth ... which, of course, makes your
statement another lie.

And which, of course, is just one more denial to add to your list of
shame.

> > > AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than

any

> > other players.
> >
> > No, they just trust in good old mathematics.
>
> Which makes them believe that they know more than 'the other
folks'.

No, the math and the information is for anyone who wants to use
it ... mysterious "other folks" included.

> When, of course, as proven by me, they don't.

You have attempted to use the word "prove" many times. Every time I
have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back with is
stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further your

con, it just won't play here.

Hmmm....Seems strangely similar to whenever I challenge you to
provide proof of ANYTHING, you either scramble to search the Internet
for nebulous articles which you can selectively interpret to ease
your obvious discomfort, or ignore it completely.

> >
> > > I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
> > > of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.
> >
> > Of course you did. Little Robbie is now claiming to have

invented

a
> > NEW branch of mathematics since the only way to shoot "down

that

> > theory" would be to find something wrong with the math. Let's
hear
> > all about this mew math that will replace ASMD, Robbie.
>
> Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten the

math

> books' etc. etc.

And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something that

actually refutes the mathematics.

I have. My win record vs. theirs.

> Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> mathematical event bounded by fact.

There's a mouthful of BS.

Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??

Math can be used to describe the

probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time or any
number of other facts.

More theory & nonsense. My morning dump has probabilities too.

> It starts out that way, then is
> required to be defined by human factors.

The con continues. What "human factors" would those be. The fact

that it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?

The facxt that you make errors that you don't realize, which tosses
the expert-play crap out the top floor window every time.

> Last i checked, we are not
> machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term applies

only to machines.

No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor the error
effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your personal EV.

Since

every hand is independent this applies to everyone no matter

whether

they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10 different
machines or on one machine.

More feel-good, self-confidence building nonsense developed in an
introvert's world of fantasy. The only long term in video poker is
that of the life of the machine. Period.

> > > > > Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> > > > > to other players is not in how to or why they 'should

play

my
> > > > > strategies',
> > > >
> > > > Then why talk about them?
> > >
> > > Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to tell
> them why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.
> >
> > Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some mysterious
> group of "normal people" that cause him to lie.
>
> Oh that's right--what's normal to a normal person wouldn't be
normal
> to a nerd who lives in a world with blinders reasy to install at
any
> moment common sense takes hold.

Most normal people like to hear the truth. That's why I demonstate
that you lie constantly to sell your con.

Considering yourself as 'normal' is a travesty to those of us who
operate within reality. Like I've said, you're your own worst enemy.

> > > > > but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> > > > > info associated with it,
> > > >
> > > > What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all
> > accurate
> > > > information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate at
> your
> > > > website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this

forum.

> > >
> > > AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales
pitches.
> > > That's the part YOU don't understand.
> >
> > AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to
winning
> > over time.
>
> Exactly what I just said.

No, you lied. For example, I'm an APer and I've never had a "sales
pitch", so how could AP equate to "sales ptiches"?

You're the pawn of the sales pitches, only you won't admit it,
rather, you want to be known as someone who supposedly thought of
that scam system all on your own without their help. A proud
accomplishment being readied for the Hall of Shame.

> It may not be for everyone and it doesn't guarantee
> > everyone will win. It has nothing to do with "losing,

addiction,

> and sales pitches". These are outside of AP. Only someone trying

to

> sell a con would claim otherwise.
>
> Denial at it's best. The only AP's who win are the

extraordinarily

> lucky,

To be honest my results for last year were slightly below

expectation

but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.

And mine have been slightly above expectation for 9+ years now. so
much for taking maximum advantage of the luck afforded.

> and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
> based nonsense.

There you go again. The con man is calling simple mathematics
nonsense. Does the con get any more obvious than this?

Nonsense when addicts attempt to utilize it within some ridiculous
fantasy, and I'll be there every time to make your statements look
stupid.

> It is also clear long-term strategy converts
> previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.

Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your lying is
so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the opposite of
just about every one of your ridiculous claims.

So says one of the world's biggest denyers. You're the only weirdo
who could possibly be proud of being inside casinos for 2.5 hours!!
every day during your declining years! And you don't see the waste in
it? Statements like that are absolutely incredible - but
understandable - when you realize what a sad, pathological addict
you've become.

> > Read? ... maybe ... agreed with? ... doubtful. Of course, it
really
> > doesn't matter how many have already fallen for your con, all I
can
> > do is try to prevent others from getting in trouble.
>
> There's a good example of a self-proclaimed AP making believe he
> knows more than the others.

Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math really
isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the time to
understand what it means.

Yeah right. Perhaps you haven't been reading the circle-jerk onver on
vpFREE. I'm surprised you haven't gotten involved in all the
nonsense. Or maybe I'm right and you really are nothing but hot,
misplaced air.

> The poor 'other guys'. If they were only
> as smart as you they wouldn't be 'conned' by common sense. Please
> permit me to laugh!

You have my permission. Although I realize you have little to laugh
about since I exposed your con.

Here's a flash: Every guru thinks they've done the same thing 6, 4, 3
years ago! Since the start my message hasn't changed, I won more than
all of their combined claims, I dole out the truth weekly in the
mnost respected and tenured publication in gaming history, I've
written two books--one an expose' on their nonsense, I bask in the
enjoyment of whacking nerds like you and Congo and the rest around
regularly, and I'm more popular than yo 'mama! That's a great big
laugh, YUP!

> > > > Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your gut.
> > You've
> > > > been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.
> > >
> > > I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat"
or "a
> > pit
> > > in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.
> >
> > Nope. Wrong as usual, although I think "knot" is used more

often.

>
> I've got a "knot" in my throat??

You probably do, but I used "gut". Are you having trouble keeping

up?

Must be the scallops again.

> > > > > I find it
> > > > > > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a
machine
> > > could
> > > > > > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
> > > > >
> > > > > Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own
mind,
> > > little
> > > > > dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and

you

> > don't
> > > > even
> > > > > see it! God bless America!
> > > >
> > > > Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back up
this
> > > silly
> > > > claim?
> > >
> > > Use that computer attached to your neck for a change instead

of

> > > trying to run it thru a laptop.
> >
> > Another completely informationless reply from Robbie. Could it

be

> > that he's starting to worry that his idiotic lie about hot and
cold
> > spells wasn't too wise?
>
> Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a nerd.
I've
> been telling people this publicly for several years now and I
> continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is.

We now see the Singer proof ... no facts ... no basis for the
statement ... just "because it is".

You haven't been reading again......

> Wise for
> me because I've been utilizing that tool to win with.

Of course you have.

> > > > It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a
ridiculous
> > > > attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a
thing.
> > >
> > > Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
> > > proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges

fees

> for
> > > anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on his

or

> her
> > > website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I
> wonder
> > > where all the cons are.....
> >
> > Advertising is not a con. Only the subject matter determines
> whether
> > the seller is perpetrating a fraud. For the most part they sell
> > mathematically sound products. Just because you lost and

couldn't

> > make it as an APer doesn't change the math.
>
> That's you only explanation? Self-proclaimed successful people
don't
> need to sell a bunch of strategy products, charge fees for
everything
> they do,

So, you are now denigrating the American way. Interesting.

No, the fraudulent way. You worship a bunch of frauds who'll reach
inside the pockets of the very people they pretend to be helping just
for a few more dollars to get their fix at the machines with.

> look for profitting from illegal on-line casinos
> and pop-
> ups, and work various jobs on top of all that if they truly were
the
> success they portray.

It's called working. Lot's of Americans do it. I realize that you
can't hold down a job and your wife supports you ... not true for
most people.

So you support ads for illegal activities. Hmmm.... Sure it's
called "working". They do it because they can't win with their
fantasy gambling system. It's easy to figure out, but I didn't stop
there--I checked 2 of them out and I was 100% right--and still am by
the way. You keep worshiping them and it'll be right in line with
your Indian casino visits. They gotta make their money somehow, and
they gotta hit the machines or who knows what they'll do for the
cash! Lucky for the masses I've been here to steer many of them away
from that scam.

> That's the slimiest con on-going in the video
> poker business. Fraudulent activity at it's peak. And someone

like

> you supports all that. Shame on you. I'm a refreshing change to

all

> that, and I'm the one tens of thousands of players look to for
> continuing to expose the truth about it.

By saying that simple mathematics is "nonsense"? You and the truth
are about as far away from each other as it gets.

It's not the simple math, bozo. It's how they promise winning with a
system that's only successful in a classroom, just so they can stuff
other people's money into their pockets.

> > > > Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I

don't

> sell
> > a
> > > > thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and I'm
the
> > only
> > > > one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have a
> > > website,
> > > > I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I

need

> to
> > > make
> > > > it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?
> > >
> > > That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and you
> can't
> > > and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'.
> >
> > Nope. My only purpose is to see the facts accurately portrayed.
>
> There's another useless point.

No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the other.

Wrong. Those who have a neurosis about a subject HAVE to carry on at
the risk of losing their minds. That is your gain--a defensive one.
You're trying to save your sanity by operating within a world of make
believe.

You

have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a way of
getting you into trouble.

> What's the difference to you, a
> nobody, WHAT happens.

My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get portayed
accurately.

Then you ought to study my articles even more than you do now.
Accuracy at its finest.

> Important people like me care about others,

Back to the con ... with a little monkey boy to boot.

> and
> I continue to spend my own time & money seeing that they

understand

> the truth about it all.

Of course you do.

> > > Trouble is, you get
> > > sidetracked by my fame at every turn.
> >
> > ROTFLMAO. Can't you come up with anything at all? Jumping up

and

> down
> > and proclaiming you're famous is just plain silly. If you can't
> back
> > up your claims then no one is going to buy this BS.
>
> There's another fine example! As I said, sidetracked at EVERY

turn.

> And sooo easy to do.

Sure it is. Is that why you're scambling at every turn? Trying to
plead that simple math is "nonsense". Yup. You're having a
real "easy" time.

So easy in fact, that I've again got you printing 25 word sentences
when 7 or 8 will do fine!

> >
> > > And by doing so, you've exposed
> > > not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
> > > pathologically addicted to video poker.
> >
> > Just a profitable hobby. If Robbie wasn't already envious

enough

I
> > just got done counting the $3200 I won on my latest casino

visit.

> Of
> > course, Robs' approach would have been to quit when I was $500
> ahead.
> > The fact that I realize there's no difference between a hand
played
> > today and one tomorrow, I continued on. Still didn't quit when

I

> was
> > $1000 ahead. One hour later I hit a $2000 RF. Continued playing
and
> > came out andother $200 ahead before I quit. That put's us up
around
> > $7K for the year. I guess AP isn't for losers, right little man?
>
> Assuming that's true, I'll tell you what I tell everyone else

who's

> overly but understandably 'giddy' about what just happened. It
> overwhelmingly doesn't happen like that,

That's why it's called random. Sometimes you win, sometimes you

lose,

you can't know exactly when either will happen and quitting at some
arbitrary time doesn't change a thing. I support the concept of

loss

limits, but claiming that one should ALWAYS quit at an arbitrary

win

point really is NONSENSE.

HA! Typical giddy response---until you take your next beating of
course. You forgot that it's first and foremost called GAMBLING, and
that's what builds those big joints people go in all the time. But oh
no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for all that!

> and to deny that would make
> you and anyone else a blinded liar. And here's another lesson:

$7k

> ahead for the year?--how many hundreds of unhealthy, wasted-life
> casino hours have you put in to do that? How many obese, smoking,

K-

> Mart clothed people who have zero respect for themselves have you
had
> to see, walk by, or sit next to in order to attain that? On the
other
> hand, my "con" method has earned me over $33,000 this year, and
I've
> not played 6 hours. Kind of puts it all in perspective.

Of course it does.

Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In fact, the
more you go to casuinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day, the closer
you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer. But there IS
hope--you could be one of those degenerates who limps around with one
of those stupid geriatric oxygen bottles with hoses wired into their
nose....and you'll be just fine!

> >
> > > Why, right about now you're
> > > starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the long
> trip
> > > home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you

can

> get
> > > is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.
> >
> > Sorry, did I forget to tell you? I'm in MN. I would have

thought

> > you'd had figured that out when I said I hadn't gambled for

over

a
> > week (10 days to be precise). Never saw the "Jones'" the entire
> time.
> > The $3200 was won at an Indian casino. Are you always wrong?
>
> Not usually. I just don't really care. You find a way to gamble

no

> matter where you are. So when's the family of Bangladeshi's

moving

> into your townhome?

Could be tomorrow, or maybe it was yesterday. Or, more likely ...
never.

> Would you like me to keep an eye on it for you
> when I'm in town on my monthly visits?

No, that's already being done.

> BTW--I'm sending you a book
> soon that my publisher gave me instead of discarding from the

shop.

> You'll read it cover to cover in one day because you'll see
yourself
> in it.

I see, previously you said I had already read your book, now it
appears you are admitting that was another one of your lies.

Not my book obviously.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:
  

> > Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV soon
> enough.
>
> Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the place out-

-

I
> think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and make sure
> everything locked up properly".

You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out the real
reason.

No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that junk mail.

> ANYTHING to get you back to gambling
> when the Injuns start ripping you off. They probably saw you

coming

> and stuck in the chips to make you win--like any pool hustler

would

> do.

The con continues ...

If you are that easily hustled, you need to quit vp for life.
Starting now. Uh-oh....get the casket ready!

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> > > > All your BS aside, the fact is you DO have a problem with
> anyone
> > > who says they win without optimal play.
> > >
> > > No, I have a problem with anyone who claims they have a

better

> way
> > > than mathematically proven approaches.
> >
> > I have a better way than mathematically proven approaches.
>
> QED.

???

Did you already forget? I posted the meaning of this earlier this
year.

> > You must really have an
> > > alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably

stated

> > > dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or lost.
> >
> > And I must have stated more than a hundred times that you are
more
> > likely to deny the truth than admit to it.
>
> Nope. I always go with the truth ... which, of course, makes your
> statement another lie.

And which, of course, is just one more denial to add to your list

of

shame.

It is a denial of your lies, as usual.

> > > > AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter than
any
> > > other players.
> > >
> > > No, they just trust in good old mathematics.
> >
> > Which makes them believe that they know more than 'the other
> folks'.
>
> No, the math and the information is for anyone who wants to use
> it ... mysterious "other folks" included.
>
> > When, of course, as proven by me, they don't.
>
> You have attempted to use the word "prove" many times. Every time

I

> have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back with is
> stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further your
con, it just won't play here.

Hmmm....Seems strangely similar to whenever I challenge you to
provide proof of ANYTHING,

I showed you a couple of proofs that progressions cannot change the
expectation of VP. What else are you looking for? Proof the VP pays
over 100%? Proof that you're a liar and a fraud? I think I've nailed
that one pretty good.

> > > > I came along and shot that theory down along with the rest
> > > > of their nonsense. That's why I'm so very popular.
> > >
> > > Of course you did. Little Robbie is now claiming to have
invented
> a
> > > NEW branch of mathematics since the only way to shoot "down
that
> > > theory" would be to find something wrong with the math. Let's
> hear
> > > all about this mew math that will replace ASMD, Robbie.
> >
> > Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten the
math
> > books' etc. etc.
>
> And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something that
actually refutes the mathematics.

I have. My win record vs. theirs.

First, that is not a proof. Second, we've seen your claims, now show
us "theirs". Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of course,
we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of your con.

>
> > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > mathematical event bounded by fact.
>
> There's a mouthful of BS.

Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??

Nope, just the facts, as usual.

Math can be used to describe the
> probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time or any
> number of other facts.

More theory & nonsense. My morning dump has probabilities too.

Just the facts, as usual. Strange, how you never back up your claims
with a single fact. That's what con men do.

>
> > It starts out that way, then is
> > required to be defined by human factors.
>
> The con continues. What "human factors" would those be. The fact
that it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?

The facxt that you make errors that you don't realize, which tosses
the expert-play crap out the top floor window every time.

Pure BS. I realize this is the ONLY thing you can hang your hat on,
since the math is infallible. Not surprising you'd claim APers makes
lots of errors but somehow you are not effected by them. The con
continues ...

>
> > Last i checked, we are not
> > machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term applies
only to machines.
>
> No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor the

error

> effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your personal EV.
Since
> every hand is independent this applies to everyone no matter
whether
> they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10 different
> machines or on one machine.

More feel-good, self-confidence building nonsense developed in an
introvert's world of fantasy. The only long term in video poker is
that of the life of the machine. Period.

No one cares about YOUR definition of long term? What matters to
anyone is their personal results. Over time these results will
approach the expectation of the games they play (error rates
included). That is part of the infallible math.

>
> > > > > > Little dicky knows my most aggressive message
> > > > > > to other players is not in how to or why they 'should
play
> my
> > > > > > strategies',
> > > > >
> > > > > Then why talk about them?
> > > >
> > > > Because they irritate you. Most normal people like me to

tell

> > them why 'optimal play' is for losers and wannabees.
> > >
> > > Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some

mysterious

> > group of "normal people" that cause him to lie.
> >
> > Oh that's right--what's normal to a normal person wouldn't be
> normal
> > to a nerd who lives in a world with blinders reasy to install

at

> any
> > moment common sense takes hold.
>
> Most normal people like to hear the truth. That's why I

demonstate

> that you lie constantly to sell your con.

Considering yourself as 'normal' is a travesty to those of us who
operate within reality. Like I've said, you're your own worst enemy.

The truth strikes home again. Little Robbie can only babble.

> > > > > > but in what strategy NOT to play because of incomplete
> > > > > > info associated with it,
> > > > >
> > > > > What part of AP don't you understand? While I endorse all
> > > accurate
> > > > > information about VP, I doubt I'd find anything accurate

at

> > your
> > > > > website. Especially if it mirrors your comments in this
forum.
> > > >
> > > > AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales
> pitches.
> > > > That's the part YOU don't understand.
> > >
> > > AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to
> winning
> > > over time.
> >
> > Exactly what I just said.
>
> No, you lied. For example, I'm an APer and I've never had

a "sales

> pitch", so how could AP equate to "sales ptiches"?

You're the pawn of the sales pitches, only you won't admit it,

Nope. I don't admit things that aren't true. That would be lying and
you have the monopoly on that.

rather, you want to be known as someone who supposedly thought of
that scam system all on your own without their help. A proud
accomplishment being readied for the Hall of Shame.

I verified the infallibility of the math by myself, after that I
picked up more ways to increase my edge by listening to others on
VPFree or in the casinos themsleves. I did buy winpoker and VPSM as
tools of the trade.

> > It may not be for everyone and it doesn't guarantee
> > > everyone will win. It has nothing to do with "losing,
addiction,
> > and sales pitches". These are outside of AP. Only someone

trying

to
> > sell a con would claim otherwise.
> >
> > Denial at it's best. The only AP's who win are the
extraordinarily
> > lucky,
>
> To be honest my results for last year were slightly below
expectation
> but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.

And mine have been slightly above expectation for 9+ years now. so
much for taking maximum advantage of the luck afforded.

Just as I've been saying, you've been lucky.

>
> > and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
> > based nonsense.
>
> There you go again. The con man is calling simple mathematics
> nonsense. Does the con get any more obvious than this?

Nonsense when addicts attempt to utilize it within some ridiculous
fantasy, and I'll be there every time to make your statements look
stupid.

Sorry, moron, but the math is infallible. Saying otherwise is a con.

>
> > It is also clear long-term strategy converts
> > previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.
>
> Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your lying

is

> so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the opposite of
> just about every one of your ridiculous claims.

So says one of the world's biggest denyers. You're the only weirdo
who could possibly be proud of being inside casinos for 2.5 hours!!
every day during your declining years!

I already told you it wasn't "every day". You really are a nut case.
It's not surprising why everyone is clearly seeing the extent you'll
go to to perpetrate your con.

> > > Read? ... maybe ... agreed with? ... doubtful. Of course, it
> really
> > > doesn't matter how many have already fallen for your con, all

I

> can
> > > do is try to prevent others from getting in trouble.
> >
> > There's a good example of a self-proclaimed AP making believe

he

> > knows more than the others.
>
> Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math really
> isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the time to
> understand what it means.

Yeah right. Perhaps you haven't been reading the circle-jerk onver

on

vpFREE.

None of that is required to be successful.

I'm surprised you haven't gotten involved in all the
nonsense. Or maybe I'm right and you really are nothing but hot,
misplaced air.

Or, maybe I'm spending too much time proving you're a con man.

>
> > The poor 'other guys'. If they were only
> > as smart as you they wouldn't be 'conned' by common sense.

Please

> > permit me to laugh!
>
> You have my permission. Although I realize you have little to

laugh

> about since I exposed your con.

Here's a flash: Every guru thinks they've done the same thing 6, 4,

3

years ago!

LMAO. Which gurus would those be?

Since the start my message hasn't changed, I won more than
all of their combined claims,

Pleae provide proof.

I dole out the truth weekly

Lie.

in the
mnost respected and tenured publication in gaming history,

Is that why it's free.

I've
written two books--one an expose' on their nonsense,

I think the books are probably better described as "nonsense".

>
> > > > > Sure it is. Is that why you have that big lump in your

gut.

> > > You've
> > > > > been exposed beyond any questionable doubt.
> > > >
> > > > I thought the 'American' saying was "a lump in your throat"
> or "a
> > > pit
> > > > in your stomach"! Yup, you've got both.
> > >
> > > Nope. Wrong as usual, although I think "knot" is used more
often.
> >
> > I've got a "knot" in my throat??
>
> You probably do, but I used "gut". Are you having trouble keeping
up?

Must be the scallops again.

Must be something, maybe getting caught in your little con.

>
> > > > > > I find it
> > > > > > > especially satisfying that he tried to argue that a
> machine
> > > > could
> > > > > > > have multiple cold spells and a few hot spells.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Argument? The only conflict over it is within your own
> mind,
> > > > little
> > > > > > dicky. It's tearing you apart in front of everyone and
you
> > > don't
> > > > > even
> > > > > > see it! God bless America!
> > > > >
> > > > > Sure it is. Is that why you have nothing to say to back

up

> this
> > > > silly
> > > > > claim?
> > > >
> > > > Use that computer attached to your neck for a change

instead

of
> > > > trying to run it thru a laptop.
> > >
> > > Another completely informationless reply from Robbie. Could

it

be
> > > that he's starting to worry that his idiotic lie about hot

and

> cold
> > > spells wasn't too wise?
> >
> > Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a nerd.
> I've
> > been telling people this publicly for several years now and I
> > continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is.
>
> We now see the Singer proof ... no facts ... no basis for the
> statement ... just "because it is".

You haven't been reading again......

We have all been reading your BS. Still NO facts. Lot's of silly
claims and monkey boy rhetoric, but a COMPLETE absense of facts.

>
> > Wise for
> > me because I've been utilizing that tool to win with.
>
> Of course you have.
>
> > > > > It's simply a fact. Just because your con includes a
> ridiculous
> > > > > attempt to denigrate established truths doesn't change a
> thing.
> > > >
> > > > Here's more for you to run thru your laptop: Any self-
> > > > proclaimed 'professional' who sells various items, charges
fees
> > for
> > > > anything at all, or runs pop-ups & on-line gaming ads on

his

or
> > her
> > > > website is a fraud or the 1st degree. Gee, that's not me! I
> > wonder
> > > > where all the cons are.....
> > >
> > > Advertising is not a con. Only the subject matter determines
> > whether
> > > the seller is perpetrating a fraud. For the most part they

sell

> > > mathematically sound products. Just because you lost and
couldn't
> > > make it as an APer doesn't change the math.
> >
> > That's you only explanation? Self-proclaimed successful people
> don't
> > need to sell a bunch of strategy products, charge fees for
> everything
> > they do,
>
> So, you are now denigrating the American way. Interesting.

No, the fraudulent way.

Sorry, but selling mathematically proven material is not a fraud. You
try to make it sound that way so you can sell your con.

You worship a bunch of frauds who'll reach
inside the pockets of the very people they pretend to be helping

just

for a few more dollars to get their fix at the machines with.

Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up these
rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely different story.

>
> > look for profitting from illegal on-line casinos
> > and pop-
> > ups, and work various jobs on top of all that if they truly

were

> the
> > success they portray.
>
> It's called working. Lot's of Americans do it. I realize that you
> can't hold down a job and your wife supports you ... not true for
> most people.

So you support ads for illegal activities.

I'm not interested in online gambling. However, it is not illegal to
provide online gambling outside the US. Saying otherwise is a lie.

Hmmm.... Sure it's
called "working". They do it because they can't win with their
fantasy gambling system.

Provide proof of this statement.

Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that you would
win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm sure they are not
interested unless you make it very sizeable.

It's easy to figure out, but I didn't stop
there--I checked 2 of them out and I was 100% right--and still am

by

the way.

The con continues. Still not a shred of evidence.

> > That's the slimiest con on-going in the video
> > poker business. Fraudulent activity at it's peak. And someone
like
> > you supports all that. Shame on you. I'm a refreshing change to
all
> > that, and I'm the one tens of thousands of players look to for
> > continuing to expose the truth about it.
>
> By saying that simple mathematics is "nonsense"? You and the

truth

> are about as far away from each other as it gets.

It's not the simple math, bozo. It's how they promise winning

They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they promise
everyone will win.
  

> > > > > Of course, what really gets to little Robbie is that I
don't
> > sell
> > > a
> > > > > thing. I have nothing to gain or lose by lying ... and

I'm

> the
> > > only
> > > > > one in this debate that can claim that fact. I don't have

a

> > > > website,
> > > > > I don't have a newsletter, I don't have a book, ... do I
need
> > to
> > > > make
> > > > > it any more obvious just what Robbie is doing?
> > > >
> > > > That's the point, little dicky. Because "they" do it and

you

> > can't
> > > > and don't, you try so hard to 'belong'.
> > >
> > > Nope. My only purpose is to see the facts accurately

portrayed.

> >
> > There's another useless point.
>
> No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the other.

Wrong. Those who have a neurosis about a subject HAVE to carry on

at

the risk of losing their minds.

Sorry, but this idiotic response is about as lame as it gets. Still
wating for just one little fact.

That is your gain--a defensive one.
You're trying to save your sanity by operating within a world of

make

believe.

Of course you have to claim something to keep the con going. Answer
this ... How is it that I keep on winning in the real world? My luck
is at or just below the mathematical expectation but I'm still ahead.
I've played around 4 million hands so I'm clearly beyond any
hypothetical luck factor. So much for your "make believe" BS.

You
> have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a way of
> getting you into trouble.
>
> > What's the difference to you, a
> > nobody, WHAT happens.
>
> My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get

portayed

> accurately.

Then you ought to study my articles even more than you do now.
Accuracy at its finest.

Why would I study your BS. You can't even provide ONE single fact to
back up anything that you've said here. You are a LAF.

>
> > Important people like me care about others,
>
> Back to the con ... with a little monkey boy to boot.
>
> > and
> > I continue to spend my own time & money seeing that they
understand
> > the truth about it all.
>
> Of course you do.
>
> > > > Trouble is, you get
> > > > sidetracked by my fame at every turn.
> > >
> > > ROTFLMAO. Can't you come up with anything at all? Jumping up
and
> > down
> > > and proclaiming you're famous is just plain silly. If you

can't

> > back
> > > up your claims then no one is going to buy this BS.
> >
> > There's another fine example! As I said, sidetracked at EVERY
turn.
> > And sooo easy to do.
>
> Sure it is. Is that why you're scambling at every turn? Trying to
> plead that simple math is "nonsense". Yup. You're having a
> real "easy" time.

So easy in fact, that I've again got you printing 25 word sentences
when 7 or 8 will do fine!

I see, when backed into a corner you start picking on my writing
skills. Works for me, because it clearly demonstrates even you can
see that I'm exposing your con.

>
> > >
> > > > And by doing so, you've exposed
> > > > not only yourself, but your poor wife, as problem gamblers
> > > > pathologically addicted to video poker.
> > >
> > > Just a profitable hobby. If Robbie wasn't already envious
enough
> I
> > > just got done counting the $3200 I won on my latest casino
visit.
> > Of
> > > course, Robs' approach would have been to quit when I was

$500

> > ahead.
> > > The fact that I realize there's no difference between a hand
> played
> > > today and one tomorrow, I continued on. Still didn't quit

when

I
> > was
> > > $1000 ahead. One hour later I hit a $2000 RF. Continued

playing

> and
> > > came out andother $200 ahead before I quit. That put's us up
> around
> > > $7K for the year. I guess AP isn't for losers, right little

man?

> >
> > Assuming that's true, I'll tell you what I tell everyone else
who's
> > overly but understandably 'giddy' about what just happened. It
> > overwhelmingly doesn't happen like that,
>
> That's why it's called random. Sometimes you win, sometimes you
lose,
> you can't know exactly when either will happen and quitting at

some

> arbitrary time doesn't change a thing. I support the concept of
loss
> limits, but claiming that one should ALWAYS quit at an arbitrary
win
> point really is NONSENSE.

HA! Typical giddy response---until you take your next beating of
course.

I've had plenty of beatings and I'll have plenty more. I've also had
plenty of big wins and I'll have plenty more. When all is said and
done I am way ahead. That's what AP is all about.

You forgot that it's first and foremost called GAMBLING, and
that's what builds those big joints people go in all the time.

Those who chose to gamble without an edge. Are you really this slow?
You need to get aound more and see how poorly some people gamble.

But oh
no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for all

that!

That's right. The 99%+ who don't know they could have an edge or
don't know want to put in the effort to have one. When my wife and I
played at the Indian casino there was only ONE other person that knew
expert play strategies for the ONLY positive game, and he got it from
me. That makes 3 of us in a casino with hundreds, if not thousands,
of gamblers. I think even little Robbie can do the math here. PS.
He's ahead for the year too.

>
> > and to deny that would make
> > you and anyone else a blinded liar. And here's another lesson:
$7k
> > ahead for the year?--how many hundreds of unhealthy, wasted-

life

> > casino hours have you put in to do that? How many obese,

smoking,

K-
> > Mart clothed people who have zero respect for themselves have

you

> had
> > to see, walk by, or sit next to in order to attain that? On the
> other
> > hand, my "con" method has earned me over $33,000 this year, and
> I've
> > not played 6 hours. Kind of puts it all in perspective.
>
> Of course it does.

Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In fact,

the

more you go to casuinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day, the

closer

you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.

Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging deep now.

But there IS
hope--you could be one of those degenerates who limps around with

one

of those stupid geriatric oxygen bottles with hoses wired into

their

nose....and you'll be just fine!

Don't hold your breath, on second thought, go ahead and hold it.

>
> > >
> > > > Why, right about now you're
> > > > starting to have the Jones' whenever you think about the

long

> > trip
> > > > home for such a long period of time, where the only fix you
can
> > get
> > > > is at the chop-shop Redstick casino.
> > >
> > > Sorry, did I forget to tell you? I'm in MN. I would have
thought
> > > you'd had figured that out when I said I hadn't gambled for
over
> a
> > > week (10 days to be precise). Never saw the "Jones'" the

entire

> > time.
> > > The $3200 was won at an Indian casino. Are you always wrong?
> >
> > Not usually. I just don't really care. You find a way to gamble
no
> > matter where you are. So when's the family of Bangladeshi's
moving
> > into your townhome?
>
> Could be tomorrow, or maybe it was yesterday. Or, more likely ...
> never.
>
> > Would you like me to keep an eye on it for you
> > when I'm in town on my monthly visits?
>
> No, that's already being done.
>
> > BTW--I'm sending you a book
> > soon that my publisher gave me instead of discarding from the
shop.
> > You'll read it cover to cover in one day because you'll see
> yourself
> > in it.
>
> I see, previously you said I had already read your book, now it
> appears you are admitting that was another one of your lies.

Not my book obviously.

Too many cobwebs?

> > > Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV soon
> > enough.
> >
> > Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the place

out-

-
> I
> > think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and make

sure

> > everything locked up properly".
>
> You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out the real
> reason.

No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that junk

mail.

Strike one.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@> wrote:

> > QED.

> ???

Did you already forget? I posted the meaning of this earlier this
year.

This time it's why. You tend to use it when you have no way out, and
you might want to just say that this time.

> > > You must really have an
> > > > alcohol ravaged short term memory. I think I've probably
stated
> > > > dozens of times that I don't care whether you've won or

lost.

> > >
> > > And I must have stated more than a hundred times that you are
> more
> > > likely to deny the truth than admit to it.
> >
> > Nope. I always go with the truth ... which, of course, makes

your

> > statement another lie.
>
> And which, of course, is just one more denial to add to your list
of
> shame.

It is a denial of your lies, as usual.

So you're actually denying that I lie? Miracle of miracles!
  

> > > > > AP's problem is they think they're better and smarter

than

> any
> > > > other players.
> > > >
> > > > No, they just trust in good old mathematics.
> > >
> > > Which makes them believe that they know more than 'the other
> > folks'.
> >
> > No, the math and the information is for anyone who wants to use
> > it ... mysterious "other folks" included.
> >
> > > When, of course, as proven by me, they don't.
> >
> > You have attempted to use the word "prove" many times. Every

time

I
> > have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back with

is

> > stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further your
> con, it just won't play here.
>
> Hmmm....Seems strangely similar to whenever I challenge you to
> provide proof of ANYTHING,

I showed you a couple of proofs that progressions cannot change the
expectation of VP. What else are you looking for?

You showed me selective theory, and that's as cloudy as it gets.

Proof the VP pays over 100%?

I already know that. I'm living 'proof'!

Proof that you're a liar and a fraud? I think I've nailed that one

pretty good.

You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where you're
your own worst enemy. Once geeks start to think instead of sticking
to their strict regimen of only repeating what they know, it's all
downhill from there.

> > > Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten the
> math books' etc. etc.
> >
> > And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something that
> actually refutes the mathematics.
>
> I have. My win record vs. theirs.

First, that is not a proof.

Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm undeniable
proof.

Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".

You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and said "I had
my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a little more
in '05 than he did in his best year. And did you get a kick out of
the Queen blabbing how she's won 15 out of 16 years....and of course
the predicted caveat "And I only lost a little in that one losing
year"!!! Whew! What a relief. Now suckers everywhere can continue to
buy their paraphernalia without worrying if 'it' really works or not!

Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins

the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of course,
we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of your

con.

You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea what you're
saying, and i doubt if you do either.

> > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> >
> > There's a mouthful of BS.
>
> Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??

Nope, just the facts, as usual.

A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting info
needed. It's just fact. Yippie!

> Math can be used to describe the
> > probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time or any
> > number of other facts.
>
> More theory & nonsense. My morning dump has probabilities too.

Just the facts, as usual. Strange, how you never back up your

claims

with a single fact. That's what con men do.

But I did. My morning dump, like many others would attest to, is a
fact.

> > > It starts out that way, then is
> > > required to be defined by human factors.
> >
> > The con continues. What "human factors" would those be. The

fact

> that it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?
>
> The fact that you make errors that you don't realize, which

tosses

> the expert-play crap out the top floor window every time.

Pure BS. I realize this is the ONLY thing you can hang your hat on,
since the math is infallible. Not surprising you'd claim APers

makes

lots of errors but somehow you are not effected by them. The con
continues ...

On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how I know I
must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly. But i also
say that those errors, while many remain unknown, just as likely give
me better winners as they do losers. You fools make believe you
hardly make them, and if you didn';t say that then you wouldn't have
a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best questionable even
before that rant.

> > > Last i checked, we are not
> > > machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term

applies only to machines.

> >
> > No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor the
error
> > effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your personal EV.
> Since
> > every hand is independent this applies to everyone no matter
> whether
> > they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10

different

> > machines or on one machine.
>
> More feel-good, self-confidence building nonsense developed in an
> introvert's world of fantasy. The only long term in video poker

is

> that of the life of the machine. Period.

No one cares about YOUR definition of long term?

Are you asking me? Many do, in fact, I just finished a fery good
article on the subject.

What matters to

anyone is their personal results. Over time these results will
approach the expectation of the games they play (error rates
included). That is part of the infallible math.

If and when any players approach the expected return of the games
they play, it's because of luck and little else. Every winning hand
is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two pair to
come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of skill in
the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw. Period.
The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're unlucky. Simple
as that.

> > > > Sure they do. Now the con man is claiming it's some
mysterious
> > > group of "normal people" that cause him to lie.
> > >
> > > Oh that's right--what's normal to a normal person wouldn't be
> > normal
> > > to a nerd who lives in a world with blinders reasy to install
at
> > any
> > > moment common sense takes hold.
> >
> > Most normal people like to hear the truth. That's why I
demonstate
> > that you lie constantly to sell your con.
>
> Considering yourself as 'normal' is a travesty to those of us who
> operate within reality. Like I've said, you're your own worst

enemy.

The truth strikes home again. Little Robbie can only babble.

Don't like the phrase about you being your worst enemy? Get used to
it, because you demonstrate it time after time.

> > > > > AP by definition equates to losing, addiction, and sales
> > pitches.
> > > > > That's the part YOU don't understand.
> > > >
> > > > AP, by definition, defines the best statistical approach to
> > winning
> > > > over time.
> > >
> > > Exactly what I just said.
> >
> > No, you lied. For example, I'm an APer and I've never had
a "sales
> > pitch", so how could AP equate to "sales ptiches"?
>
> You're the pawn of the sales pitches, only you won't admit it,

Nope. I don't admit things that aren't true. That would be lying

and you have the monopoly on that.

Read on.

> rather, you want to be known as someone who supposedly thought of
> that scam system all on your own without their help. A proud
> accomplishment being readied for the Hall of Shame.

I verified the infallibility of the math by myself, after that I
picked up more ways to increase my edge by listening to others on
VPFree or in the casinos themsleves. I did buy winpoker and VPSM as
tools of the trade.

HAHAHA! Tools of the trade.... What a joke! They're nothing more than
games to play on the home computer. And the fact that you bought them
only shows you're that much more of a pawn. But you DID listen to
people on vpFREE! Now THERE's something!!

> > To be honest my results for last year were slightly below
> expectation
> > but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.
>
> And mine have been slightly above expectation for 9+ years now.

so

> much for taking maximum advantage of the luck afforded.

Just as I've been saying, you've been lucky.

But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--to be
lucky. And the only reason I'm so far ahead id because of my
discipline to stop at my win goals and stop progressing in
denomination & volatility. The perfect plan. The perfect result.

> > > and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
> > > based nonsense.
> >
> > There you go again. The con man is calling simple mathematics
> > nonsense. Does the con get any more obvious than this?
>
> Nonsense when addicts attempt to utilize it within some

ridiculous

> fantasy, and I'll be there every time to make your statements

look

> stupid.

Sorry, moron, but the math is infallible. Saying otherwise is a con.

I'd be sorry too if I were you spewing all that baloney.

> > > It is also clear long-term strategy converts
> > > previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.
> >
> > Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your

lying

is
> > so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the opposite

of

> > just about every one of your ridiculous claims.
>
> So says one of the world's biggest denyers. You're the only

weirdo

> who could possibly be proud of being inside casinos for 2.5

hours!!

> every day during your declining years!

I already told you it wasn't "every day". You really are a nut case.

Look up above about 4 inches. You play 2.5 hours every day. Or is 'a
day' not what you want it to be this time.

It's not surprising why everyone is clearly seeing the extent

you'll go to to perpetrate your con.

Hopefully. I get tired of correcting you.

> > Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math

really

> > isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the time

to

> > understand what it means.
>
> Yeah right. Perhaps you haven't been reading the circle-jerk on

over on vpFREE.

None of that is required to be successful.

You've finally come to your senses with these idiots.

> I'm surprised you haven't gotten involved in all the
> nonsense. Or maybe I'm right and you really are nothing but hot,
> misplaced air.

Or, maybe I'm spending too much time proving you're a con man.

Here's a hint: You're not doing a good job. Stick to what you know.

> > > The poor 'other guys'. If they were only
> > > as smart as you they wouldn't be 'conned' by common sense.
Please
> > > permit me to laugh!
> >
> > You have my permission. Although I realize you have little to
laugh
> > about since I exposed your con.
>
> Here's a flash: Every guru thinks they've done the same thing 6,

4,

3
> years ago!

LMAO. Which gurus would those be?

Guess.

> Since the start my message hasn't changed, I won more than
> all of their combined claims,

Pleae provide proof.

Simple. They lie. They have to in order to push product. I don't.

> I dole out the truth weekly

Lie.

Truth.

> in the
> mnost respected and tenured publication in gaming history,

Is that why it's free.

There's more of your business savvy at work again I see! Revenue
comes in 2 forms: Sales of the product, and sales of advertising.
Guess how they've continued to grow, in fact, they're building a
beautiful building in Henderson right now! Then when you're in town
you can run over every Tues. and get your copy to read my column
BEFORE the casinos do.

> I've
> written two books--one an expose' on their nonsense,

I think the books are probably better described as "nonsense".

There you go thinking again, the number one reason for the demise of
nerds.

> > > I've got a "knot" in my throat??
> >
> > You probably do, but I used "gut". Are you having trouble

keeping

> up?
>
> Must be the scallops again.

Must be something, maybe getting caught in your little con.

I think the scallops got caught in the 'knot'.

> > > Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a

nerd.

> > I've
> > > been telling people this publicly for several years now and I
> > > continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is.
> >
> > We now see the Singer proof ... no facts ... no basis for the
> > statement ... just "because it is".

Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?

>
> > > That's you only explanation? Self-proclaimed successful

people

> > don't
> > > need to sell a bunch of strategy products, charge fees for
> > everything
> > > they do,
> >
> > So, you are now denigrating the American way. Interesting.
>
> No, the fraudulent way.

Sorry, but selling mathematically proven material is not a fraud.

You

try to make it sound that way so you can sell your con.

> You worship a bunch of frauds who'll reach
> inside the pockets of the very people they pretend to be helping
just
> for a few more dollars to get their fix at the machines with.

Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up these
rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely different

story.

What's a 'fact' in this circumstance. Common sense says it all, and a
check of private records allows me to be so bold in my statements.
You either believe in the sense of it all or you don't. Doesn't
really matter. These people know what I'm saying is true and they can
only hope I'm not able to convince too many new players before their
hands go into their wallets.

> > > look for profitting from illegal on-line casinos
> > > and pop-
> > > ups, and work various jobs on top of all that if they truly
were
> > the
> > > success they portray.
> >
> > It's called working. Lot's of Americans do it. I realize that

you

> > can't hold down a job and your wife supports you ... not true

for

> > most people.
>
> So you support ads for illegal activities.

I'm not interested in online gambling. However, it is not illegal

to

provide online gambling outside the US. Saying otherwise is a lie.

I think you just said it's illegal here in the US. Which of course it
is.

> Hmmm.... Sure it's
> called "working". They do it because they can't win with their
> fantasy gambling system.

Provide proof of this statement.

Again, common sense and a little detective work along with a few
payoffs. You won't believe it because it would be like knocking the
wind out of you, but most do believe me.

Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that you

would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm sure they
are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.

They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY AP's AS
THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked away on
proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly between
his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with a $57,200
cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste of time
THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of escape
routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my official word
on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not to accept
or get involved with any more side bets because no one will go the
distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly established my
ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those are
different events not involving my reputation of being the best.

> > > That's the slimiest con on-going in the video
> > > poker business. Fraudulent activity at it's peak. And someone
> like
> > > you supports all that. Shame on you. I'm a refreshing change

to

> all
> > > that, and I'm the one tens of thousands of players look to

for

> > > continuing to expose the truth about it.
> >
> > By saying that simple mathematics is "nonsense"? You and the
truth
> > are about as far away from each other as it gets.
>
> It's not the simple math, bozo. It's how they promise winning

They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they promise
everyone will win.

Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm not
looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up with all
this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.

  
> > No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the

other.

>
> Wrong. Those who have a neurosis about a subject HAVE to carry on
at the risk of losing their minds.

Sorry, but this idiotic response is about as lame as it gets. Still
wating for just one little fact.

It does affect your mind. That's very obvious.

> That is your gain--a defensive one.
> You're trying to save your sanity by operating within a world of
make believe.

Of course you have to claim something to keep the con going. Answer
this ... How is it that I keep on winning in the real world? My

luck

is at or just below the mathematical expectation but I'm still

ahead.

I've played around 4 million hands so I'm clearly beyond any
hypothetical luck factor. So much for your "make believe" BS.

First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4 million
hands. That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're ahead
and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck and little
else. Too bad it had to happen to a messed up person like you. Now
you have no way out if and when it goes sour. The fact is, when you
talk reality there's nothing wrong with that. But you insist on
associating it with the make-believe when you know it's only the luck
of the draw that matters each and every individual session.

>
> You
> > have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a way of
> > getting you into trouble.
> >
> > > What's the difference to you, a
> > > nobody, WHAT happens.
> >
> > My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get
portayed
> > accurately.
>
> Then you ought to study my articles even more than you do now.
> Accuracy at its finest.

Why would I study your BS. You can't even provide ONE single fact

to back up anything that you've said here. You are a LAF.

The facts are there just as they have alweays been here. You can't
and won't see them because it would put your theoretical life on
tilt. Simple as that.

> So easy in fact, that I've again got you printing 25 word

sentences

> when 7 or 8 will do fine!

I see, when backed into a corner you start picking on my writing
skills.

I'm sorry for picking on you while you're in the corner.

Works for me, because it clearly demonstrates even you can

see that I'm exposing your con.

I guess that's how it works in your corrupt mind. But keep reading my
GT articles and you'll come around eventually.

> > > Assuming that's true, I'll tell you what I tell everyone else
> who's
> > > overly but understandably 'giddy' about what just happened.

It

> > > overwhelmingly doesn't happen like that,
> >
> > That's why it's called random. Sometimes you win, sometimes you
> lose,
> > you can't know exactly when either will happen and quitting at
some
> > arbitrary time doesn't change a thing. I support the concept of
> loss
> > limits, but claiming that one should ALWAYS quit at an

arbitrary

> win
> > point really is NONSENSE.
>
> HA! Typical giddy response---until you take your next beating of
> course.

I've had plenty of beatings and I'll have plenty more. I've also

had

plenty of big wins and I'll have plenty more. When all is said and
done I am way ahead. That's what AP is all about.

I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't play at
higher denominations. The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but let's hear
your side after you have a few hours to think something up.

> You forgot that it's first and foremost called GAMBLING, and
> that's what builds those big joints people go in all the time.

Those who chose to gamble without an edge. Are you really this

slow?

You need to get aound more and see how poorly some people gamble.

Yup, right on cue. It's "the other guys" who don't know what they're
doing, and it's "the other guys" who lose and build the casinos.

> But oh
> no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for all
that!

That's right. The 99%+ who don't know they could have an edge or
don't know want to put in the effort to have one. When my wife and

I

played at the Indian casino there was only ONE other person that

knew

expert play strategies for the ONLY positive game, and he got it

from

me. That makes 3 of us in a casino with hundreds, if not thousands,
of gamblers. I think even little Robbie can do the math here. PS.
He's ahead for the year too.

Yada yada lalala! More self-confidence-building baloney....so much so
that we can now build a sandwich out of it!

> >
> > > and to deny that would make
> > > you and anyone else a blinded liar. And here's another

lesson:

> $7k
> > > ahead for the year?--how many hundreds of unhealthy, wasted-
life
> > > casino hours have you put in to do that? How many obese,
smoking,
> K-
> > > Mart clothed people who have zero respect for themselves have
you
> > had
> > > to see, walk by, or sit next to in order to attain that? On

the

> > other
> > > hand, my "con" method has earned me over $33,000 this year,

and

> > I've
> > > not played 6 hours. Kind of puts it all in perspective.
> >
> > Of course it does.
>
> Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In fact,
the
> more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day, the
closer
> you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.

Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging deep now.

Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get into your
80's if you choose to listen to me.

> But there IS
> hope--you could be one of those degenerates who limps around with
one
> of those stupid geriatric oxygen bottles with hoses wired into
their
> nose....and you'll be just fine!

Don't hold your breath, on second thought, go ahead and hold it.

I guess I'd say that too if someone clobbered me with the truth.

> > > Would you like me to keep an eye on it for you
> > > when I'm in town on my monthly visits?
> >
> > No, that's already being done.
> >
> > > BTW--I'm sending you a book
> > > soon that my publisher gave me instead of discarding from the
> shop.
> > > You'll read it cover to cover in one day because you'll see
> > yourself
> > > in it.
> >
> > I see, previously you said I had already read your book, now it
> > appears you are admitting that was another one of your lies.
>
> Not my book obviously.

Too many cobwebs?

Huh?
   

> > > > Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV

soon

> > > enough.
> > >
> > > Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the place
out-
> -
> > I
> > > think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and make
sure
> > > everything locked up properly".
> >
> > You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out the

real

> > reason.
>
> No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that junk
mail.

Strike one.

Never. You'll go to the ends of the earth to get back to LV to play
those promos. Regardless what you tell yourself or anyone else,
that's the primary reason.

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--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> > > QED.

> > ???

> Did you already forget? I posted the meaning of this earlier this
> year.

This time it's why. You tend to use it when you have no way out,

and

you might want to just say that this time.

Nope, I use it when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been
saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than mathematically
proven approaches" is clearly a con man.

> It is a denial of your lies, as usual.

So you're actually denying that I lie? Miracle of miracles!

Take an English lesson and get back to me.

> I
> > > have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back with
is
> > > stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further

your

> > con, it just won't play here.
> >
> > Hmmm....Seems strangely similar to whenever I challenge you to
> > provide proof of ANYTHING,
>
> I showed you a couple of proofs that progressions cannot change

the

> expectation of VP. What else are you looking for?

You showed me selective theory, and that's as cloudy as it gets.

No, I showed you mathematical proof. The con continues ...

>Proof the VP pays over 100%?

I already know that. I'm living 'proof'!

>Proof that you're a liar and a fraud? I think I've nailed that one
pretty good.

You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where you're
your own worst enemy.

Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what following
the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you claim the
proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.
  

> > > > Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how I've 'rewritten

the

> > math books' etc. etc.
> > >
> > > And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something that
> > actually refutes the mathematics.
> >
> > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
>
> First, that is not a proof.

Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm undeniable
proof.

It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a snake oil
salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for his health.
Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is anything
but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.

>Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".

You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and said "I

had

my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a little

more

in '05 than he did in his best year.

ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?

And did you get a kick out of
the Queen blabbing how she's won 15 out of 16 years....and of

course

the predicted caveat "And I only lost a little in that one losing
year"!!! Whew! What a relief. Now suckers everywhere can continue

to

buy their paraphernalia without worrying if 'it' really works or

not!

Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging yourself in
deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will believe you
because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.

Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of

course,

> we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of your
con.

You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea what you're
saying, and i doubt if you do either.

You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit the obvious
TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons' coffin.

> > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > >
> > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> >
> > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
>
> Nope, just the facts, as usual.

A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting info
needed. It's just fact. Yippie!

In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the phrase "bounded
by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand can not be
described by math is utterly ridiculous.

> > Math can be used to describe the
> > > probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time or

any

> > > number of other facts.
> >
> > More theory & nonsense. My morning dump has probabilities too.
>
> Just the facts, as usual. Strange, how you never back up your
claims
> with a single fact. That's what con men do.

But I did. My morning dump, like many others would attest to, is a
fact.

QED.

> > > > It starts out that way, then is
> > > > required to be defined by human factors.
> > >
> > > The con continues. What "human factors" would those be. The
fact
> > that it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?
> >
> > The fact that you make errors that you don't realize, which
tosses
> > the expert-play crap out the top floor window every time.
>
> Pure BS. I realize this is the ONLY thing you can hang your hat

on,

> since the math is infallible. Not surprising you'd claim APers
makes
> lots of errors but somehow you are not effected by them. The con
> continues ...

On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how I know

I

must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.

Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.

But i also
say that those errors, while many remain unknown, just as likely

give

me better winners as they do losers.

You're saying it happens to you and not APers? This is ripe.

You fools make believe you
hardly make them, and if you didn';t say that then you wouldn't

have

a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best questionable even
before that rant.

So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system the VP fairy
will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not only that
he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his little
corner of the world. This is hilarious.

> > > > Last i checked, we are not
> > > > machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term
applies only to machines.
> > >
> > > No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor the
> error
> > > effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your personal

EV.

> > Since
> > > every hand is independent this applies to everyone no matter
> > whether
> > > they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10
different
> > > machines or on one machine.
> >
> > More feel-good, self-confidence building nonsense developed in

an

> > introvert's world of fantasy. The only long term in video poker
is
> > that of the life of the machine. Period.
>
> No one cares about YOUR definition of long term?

Are you asking me? Many do, in fact, I just finished a fery good
article on the subject.

I doubt that very much.

What matters to
> anyone is their personal results. Over time these results will
> approach the expectation of the games they play (error rates
> included). That is part of the infallible math.

If and when any players approach the expected return of the games
they play, it's because of luck and little else.

No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts. Anyone who
claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.

Every winning hand
is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two pair to
come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of skill in
the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw. Period.

Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill) and clearly
not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets obvious. You
try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C. Sorry,
but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you will be
dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since there are 4
cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the full
house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do with it.
It's all in the proven math.

The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're unlucky.

Simple

as that.

The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical methods for
predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't apply to VP.
It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious facts as I
presented them then his con would be kaput.

> I verified the infallibility of the math by myself, after that I
> picked up more ways to increase my edge by listening to others on
> VPFree or in the casinos themsleves. I did buy winpoker and VPSM

as

> tools of the trade.

HAHAHA! Tools of the trade.... What a joke!

Just the facts, as usual. How do you think APers keep the error rates
so low? Is this why you failed as an APer?

They're nothing more than
games to play on the home computer. And the fact that you bought

them

only shows you're that much more of a pawn. But you DID listen to
people on vpFREE! Now THERE's something!!

It's called mining the information highway. There may be a lot of
worthless info but occasionly you find a nugget.

> > > To be honest my results for last year were slightly below
> > expectation
> > > but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.
> >
> > And mine have been slightly above expectation for 9+ years now.
so
> > much for taking maximum advantage of the luck afforded.
>
> Just as I've been saying, you've been lucky.

But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--to be
lucky.

So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that enter a
casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno. So, is this
your proof that your system works? LMAO.

And the only reason I'm so far ahead id because of my
discipline to stop at my win goals and stop progressing in
denomination & volatility. The perfect plan. The perfect result.

The perfect BS. Some of those clueless are also ahead. And, this
proves what? ... Nothing.

> > > > and it has nothing to do with any special intellect or math-
> > > > based nonsense.
> > >
> > > There you go again. The con man is calling simple mathematics
> > > nonsense. Does the con get any more obvious than this?
> >
> > Nonsense when addicts attempt to utilize it within some
ridiculous
> > fantasy, and I'll be there every time to make your statements
look
> > stupid.
>
> Sorry, moron, but the math is infallible. Saying otherwise is a

con.

>
I'd be sorry too if I were you spewing all that baloney.

It would be hard to raise the level of your spewings that high. I
think BS is a pretty good description. And, once again, little Robbie
claims proven math is baloney. All part of the endless con.

> > > > It is also clear long-term strategy converts
> > > > previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.
> > >
> > > Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your
lying
> is
> > > so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the

opposite

of
> > > just about every one of your ridiculous claims.
> >
> > So says one of the world's biggest denyers. You're the only
weirdo
> > who could possibly be proud of being inside casinos for 2.5
hours!!
> > every day during your declining years!
>
> I already told you it wasn't "every day". You really are a nut

case.

Look up above about 4 inches. You play 2.5 hours every day. Or

is 'a

day' not what you want it to be this time.

Do you have clue? You don't even understand the difference
between "every" and "average". All I can do is wonder.

> It's not surprising why everyone is clearly seeing the extent
you'll go to to perpetrate your con.

Hopefully. I get tired of correcting you.

And, looking like a moron while doing it.

>
> > > Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math
really
> > > isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the time
to
> > > understand what it means.
> >
> > Yeah right. Perhaps you haven't been reading the circle-jerk on
over on vpFREE.
>
> None of that is required to be successful.

You've finally come to your senses with these idiots.

I didn't say they were wrong, only that the information wasn't
required to be successful. They are absolutely right. Learning and
understanding what they are saying can help increase ones' chances of
being successful.

>
> > I'm surprised you haven't gotten involved in all the
> > nonsense. Or maybe I'm right and you really are nothing but

hot,

> > misplaced air.
>
> Or, maybe I'm spending too much time proving you're a con man.

Here's a hint: You're not doing a good job. Stick to what you know.

Don't you wish.

> > Since the start my message hasn't changed, I won more than
> > all of their combined claims,
>
> Pleae provide proof.

Simple. They lie. They have to in order to push product. I don't.

Once again the con man believes we will accept his statement as a
fact. Is he really that confused? So, he has no proof. Not surprising
to anyone here.

>
> > I dole out the truth weekly
>
> Lie.

Truth.

You just lied above.

>
> > in the
> > mnost respected and tenured publication in gaming history,
>
> Is that why it's free.

There's more of your business savvy at work again I see! Revenue
comes in 2 forms: Sales of the product, and sales of advertising.
Guess how they've continued to grow, in fact, they're building a
beautiful building in Henderson right now! Then when you're in town
you can run over every Tues. and get your copy to read my column
BEFORE the casinos do.

They all get advertising. Free still equates to less than "most
respected".

> > > > Hmmmm....Another difference between a success story and a
nerd.
> > > I've
> > > > been telling people this publicly for several years now and

I

> > > > continue to say how I belive it to be true--because it is.
> > >
> > > We now see the Singer proof ... no facts ... no basis for the
> > > statement ... just "because it is".

Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?

BS.

> Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up these
> rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely different
story.

What's a 'fact' in this circumstance.

Facts aren't related to cirumstance. They exist all by themselves.

Common sense says it all, and a
check of private records allows me to be so bold in my statements.

Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all", wink, wink.

You either believe in the sense of it all or you don't.

Sorry, but believing a con man never makes any sense, never will. Did
any one else note that Robbie just equated himself to God? You
must "believe"? How idiotic does it get!

Doesn't
really matter. These people know what I'm saying is true

No doubt a few suckers out there will believe you. It's the same way
Kevin Trudeau has made millions. It's still a con. I prefer to let
the facts determine what I do and most people feel the same.

> > Hmmm.... Sure it's
> > called "working". They do it because they can't win with their
> > fantasy gambling system.
>
> Provide proof of this statement.

Again, common sense and a little detective work along with a few
payoffs. You won't believe it because it would be like knocking the
wind out of you, but most do believe me.

I "won't believe it because" you have not provided a single shred of
evidence to back you up. You know, those elusive things called facts.

>
> Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that you
would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm sure they
are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.

They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY AP's AS
THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked away on
proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly between
his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with a

$57,200

cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste of time
THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of escape
routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my official

word

on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not to

accept

or get involved with any more side bets because no one will go the
distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly established my
ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those are
different events not involving my reputation of being the best.

So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them that they
have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it. You've stated
they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.

> They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they promise
> everyone will win.

Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm not
looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up with all
this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.

Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?

>
> > > No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the
other.
> >
> > Wrong. Those who have a neurosis about a subject HAVE to carry

on

> at the risk of losing their minds.
>
> Sorry, but this idiotic response is about as lame as it gets.

Still

> wating for just one little fact.

It does affect your mind. That's very obvious.

And waiting ...

>
> > That is your gain--a defensive one.
> > You're trying to save your sanity by operating within a world

of

> make believe.
>
> Of course you have to claim something to keep the con going.

Answer

> this ... How is it that I keep on winning in the real world? My
luck
> is at or just below the mathematical expectation but I'm still
ahead.
> I've played around 4 million hands so I'm clearly beyond any
> hypothetical luck factor. So much for your "make believe" BS.

First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4 million
hands.

Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those numbers
faster than single line.

That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're ahead
and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck and

little

else.

I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work. But, I
just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the unlucky
side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.

> > You
> > > have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a way

of

> > > getting you into trouble.
> > >
> > > > What's the difference to you, a
> > > > nobody, WHAT happens.
> > >
> > > My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get
> portayed
> > > accurately.
> >
> > Then you ought to study my articles even more than you do now.
> > Accuracy at its finest.
>
> Why would I study your BS. You can't even provide ONE single fact
to back up anything that you've said here. You are a LAF.

The facts are there just as they have alweays been here. You can't
and won't see them because it would put your theoretical life on
tilt. Simple as that.

I can't see any because you NEVER provide one.

> > HA! Typical giddy response---until you take your next beating

of

> > course.
>
> I've had plenty of beatings and I'll have plenty more. I've also
had
> plenty of big wins and I'll have plenty more. When all is said

and

> done I am way ahead. That's what AP is all about.

I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't play at
higher denominations.

Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms. When I can
get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the money.

The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but let's hear
your side after you have a few hours to think something up.

It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will consider
moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So far, it
hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).

>
> > You forgot that it's first and foremost called GAMBLING, and
> > that's what builds those big joints people go in all the time.
>
> Those who chose to gamble without an edge. Are you really this
slow?
> You need to get aound more and see how poorly some people gamble.

Yup, right on cue. It's "the other guys" who don't know what

they're

doing, and it's "the other guys" who lose and build the casinos.

That's right. You didn't answer the question.

>
> > But oh
> > no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for all
> that!
>
> That's right. The 99%+ who don't know they could have an edge or
> don't know want to put in the effort to have one. When my wife

and

I
> played at the Indian casino there was only ONE other person that
knew
> expert play strategies for the ONLY positive game, and he got it
from
> me. That makes 3 of us in a casino with hundreds, if not

thousands,

> of gamblers. I think even little Robbie can do the math here. PS.
> He's ahead for the year too.

Yada yada lalala! More self-confidence-building baloney....so much

so

that we can now build a sandwich out of it!

Just the facts, as usual. You really should walk around a casino once
in awhile and see how the vast majority of gamblers play. It would
prove my point in just a few minutes. On my last trip I sat next to a
women playng two coins (1$). There is a bank of 20 coin nickel
machines with a progressive RF that would take the same bet size and
return over 1.5% better. This is typical and why casinos make so much
money. Of course, she played so poorly whe would have lost no matter
what she was doing. I've also seen people playing 5 coins on a 10
coin quarter machine when a 5 coin machine was right next to it. I've
also seen them ask why they didn't get $1000 when they hit a RF. Once
again, this is how the casinos make money.

> > Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In

fact,

> the
> > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day, the
> closer
> > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.
>
> Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging deep

now.

Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get into

your

80's if you choose to listen to me.

Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died in a car
accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars, Robbie, or you
might not "get into your 80's". ... That is the same idiotic logic
you just used.

>
> > > > > Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to LV
soon
> > > > enough.
> > > >
> > > > Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the

place

> out-
> > -
> > > I
> > > > think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and

make

> sure
> > > > everything locked up properly".
> > >
> > > You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out the
real
> > > reason.
> >
> > No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that junk
> mail.
>
> Strike one.

Never. You'll go to the ends of the earth to get back to LV to play
those promos. Regardless what you tell yourself or anyone else,
that's the primary reason.

Still waiting for you second attempt ...

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > QED.
>
> > > ???
>
> > Did you already forget? I posted the meaning of this earlier

this

> > year.
>
> This time it's why. You tend to use it when you have no way out,
and
> you might want to just say that this time.

Nope,

More denial.....

I use it when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been

saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than

mathematically

proven approaches" is clearly a con man.

I have a better way, and it's way better than your way.

> > It is a denial of your lies, as usual.
>
> So you're actually denying that I lie? Miracle of miracles!

Take an English lesson and get back to me.

HAHA! Gotcha!

> > I
> > > > have asked you for proof the only thing you've come back

with

> is
> > > > stories of your own luck. I realize you do this to further
your
> > > con, it just won't play here.
> > >
> > > Hmmm....Seems strangely similar to whenever I challenge you

to

> > > provide proof of ANYTHING,
> >
> > I showed you a couple of proofs that progressions cannot

change

the
> > expectation of VP. What else are you looking for?
>
> You showed me selective theory, and that's as cloudy as it gets.

No, I showed you mathematical proof. The con continues ...

Selective theory....and a geek-laced interpretation at that.

>
> >Proof the VP pays over 100%?
>
> I already know that. I'm living 'proof'!
>
> >Proof that you're a liar and a fraud? I think I've nailed that

one

> pretty good.

Nope, over 100 proof!

>
> You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where

you're

> your own worst enemy.

Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what

following

the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you claim

the

proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.

Your own worst enemy.... Now what was LAF, cause I'm LAUGHing at you
constantly!

  
> > > > > Yeah, I've heard that claim before....how

I've 'rewritten

the
> > > math books' etc. etc.
> > > >
> > > > And you'll keep hearing it until you provide something

that

> > > actually refutes the mathematics.
> > >
> > > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
> >
> > First, that is not a proof.
>
> Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm

undeniable

> proof.

It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a snake oil
salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for his

health.

Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is anything
but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.

I can prove my dumps in the am are of a high quality make-up, and it
doesn't take MATH to prove it! So put down the slide rule and join
the real world. You'll like it. Math not required to live or excel
at anything.

>
> >Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".
>
> You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and

said "I

had
> my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a little
more
> in '05 than he did in his best year.

ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?

Repeating him defines me for the moment.

> And did you get a kick out of
> the Queen blabbing how she's won 15 out of 16 years....and of
course
> the predicted caveat "And I only lost a little in that one

losing

> year"!!! Whew! What a relief. Now suckers everywhere can

continue

to
> buy their paraphernalia without worrying if 'it' really works or
not!

Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging yourself

in

deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will believe you
because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.

Read it for yourself, but I'll have to warn you: She is good at
making people throw up.

>
> Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> > the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of
course,
> > we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of

your

> con.
>
> You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea what

you're

> saying, and i doubt if you do either.

You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit the

obvious

TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons' coffin.

No idea still.

>
> > > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > > >
> > > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> > >
> > > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
> >
> > Nope, just the facts, as usual.
>
> A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting info
> needed. It's just fact. Yippie!

In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the

phrase "bounded

by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand can not

be

described by math is utterly ridiculous.

Who said I don't agree that a vp hand can't be described by math? Of
course it can....in a geek classroom setting only.

>
> > > Math can be used to describe the
> > > > probabilities of any single hand of VP, the EV over time

or

any
> > > > number of other facts.
> > >
> > > More theory & nonsense. My morning dump has probabilities

too.

> >
> > Just the facts, as usual. Strange, how you never back up your
> claims
> > with a single fact. That's what con men do.
>
> But I did. My morning dump, like many others would attest to, is

a

> fact.

QED.

??

>
> > > > > It starts out that way, then is
> > > > > required to be defined by human factors.
> > > >
> > > > The con continues. What "human factors" would those be.

The

> fact
> > > that it is easy to play at 99.8% accuracy or higher?
> > >
> > > The fact that you make errors that you don't realize, which
> tosses
> > > the expert-play crap out the top floor window every time.
> >
> > Pure BS. I realize this is the ONLY thing you can hang your

hat

on,
> > since the math is infallible. Not surprising you'd claim APers
> makes
> > lots of errors but somehow you are not effected by them. The

con

> > continues ...
>
> On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how I

know

I
> must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.

Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.

APer's play however it itches their addiction best.

> But i also
> say that those errors, while many remain unknown, just as likely
give
> me better winners as they do losers.

You're saying it happens to you and not APers? This is ripe.

Who said that? I know what's ripe around here.

> You fools make believe you
> hardly make them, and if you didn';t say that then you wouldn't
have
> a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best questionable

even

> before that rant.

So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system the VP

fairy

will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not only

that

he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his little
corner of the world. This is hilarious.

Are you saying it's not possible to miss the 2-pr. and hold the 5's,
and get 2 more on the draw? Is this what you call Geek-Latin?
Precious.

>
> > > > > Last i checked, we are not
> > > > > machines, and not only are we fallible - the long-term
> applies only to machines.
> > > >
> > > > No. It applies to everyone, like it or not. Simply factor

the

> > error
> > > > effect into the EV. Then, use that number for your

personal

EV.
> > > Since
> > > > every hand is independent this applies to everyone no

matter

> > > whether
> > > > they play a progression, standing on their head, on 10
> different
> > > > machines or on one machine.
> > >
> > > More feel-good, self-confidence building nonsense developed

in

an
> > > introvert's world of fantasy. The only long term in video

poker

> is
> > > that of the life of the machine. Period.
> >
> > No one cares about YOUR definition of long term?
>
> Are you asking me? Many do, in fact, I just finished a very good
> article on the subject.

I doubt that very much.

??

> What matters to
> > anyone is their personal results. Over time these results will
> > approach the expectation of the games they play (error rates
> > included). That is part of the infallible math.
>
> If and when any players approach the expected return of the

games

> they play, it's because of luck and little else.

No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts. Anyone who
claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.

Since every winning hand is the total result of luck, math has zero
to do with it. Only a blind fool wouldn't see that.

> Every winning hand
> is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two pair

to

> come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of skill

in

> the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw.

Period.

Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill)

HAHA! What a joke. It's common sense and not skill, as you would
rather call it to feel better now that I've grounded you and your
dumb ideas.

and clearly

not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets obvious.

You nuts or just plain stupid? Every hand is independent and has
zero to do with others. That's where you idiots always get clobbered
by me. First, you nervously dispute my statement while uncomfortably
agreeing that no hand has anything at all to do with any other (not
just you, they ALL have done it) then you transform it into a
scenario where you DO hitch the hands together in order to fulfill
your fantasy about it.
Sorry Charlie, you put your foot too far into your mouth not to
wonder how dumb it looks to others.

try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C. Sorry,
but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you will be
dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since there

are 4

cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the full
house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do with it.
It's all in the proven math.

More 'on average' BS that never happens except on every other
Tuesday night. That's how stupid you look.

> The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're unlucky.
Simple
> as that.

The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical methods

for

predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't apply to

VP.

It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious facts as

I

presented them then his con would be kaput.

I don't see you disputing my statement. Just the repititious tired
old rhetoric that might even make a math professor puke.

> > I verified the infallibility of the math by myself, after that

I

> > picked up more ways to increase my edge by listening to others

on

> > VPFree or in the casinos themsleves. I did buy winpoker and

VPSM

as
> > tools of the trade.
>
> HAHAHA! Tools of the trade.... What a joke!

Just the facts, as usual. How do you think APers keep the error

rates

so low? Is this why you failed as an APer?

Tools of the trade! HAHA! What a joke! That was so successful I
thought I'd try it again.

> They're nothing more than
> games to play on the home computer. And the fact that you bought
them
> only shows you're that much more of a pawn. But you DID listen

to

> people on vpFREE! Now THERE's something!!

It's called mining the information highway. There may be a lot of
worthless info but occasionly you find a nugget.

This is toooo funny. Squeezing info that means anything out of
people on vpfree is like trying to get words out of a frenzied
addict at a vp machine.

>
> > > > To be honest my results for last year were slightly below
> > > expectation
> > > > but close enough to result in a good win. So much for luck.
> > >
> > > And mine have been slightly above expectation for 9+ years

now.

> so
> > > much for taking maximum advantage of the luck afforded.
> >
> > Just as I've been saying, you've been lucky.
>
> But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--to

be

> lucky.

So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that enter

a

casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno. So, is

this

your proof that your system works? LMAO.

You're talking clueless. Most vp players are not educated--the ones
on vpFREE probably are, they just don't know how to use it until
they sign up for my e-newsletters. I'm smarter than all AP's and
just about everyone else who plays video poker. That's why I look at
luck as the only way to win.

> And the only reason I'm so far ahead id because of my
> discipline to stop at my win goals and stop progressing in
> denomination & volatility. The perfect plan. The perfect result.

The perfect BS. Some of those clueless are also ahead. And, this
proves what? ... Nothing.

It proves my winning at a near 90% clip means I have the perfect
plan. AP's sit and play thru jackpots all the time, and that's why
they're almost all ugly, fat, and disenchanted with their
lives....like you.

>
> > > > > It is also clear long-term strategy converts
> > > > > previously 'interested' players into frenzied addicts.
> > > >
> > > > Yup. My 2.5 hours a day is a real frenzy. This is why your
> lying
> > is
> > > > so obvious to everyone. I am a perfect example of the
opposite
> of
> > > > just about every one of your ridiculous claims.
> > >
> > > So says one of the world's biggest denyers. You're the only
> weirdo
> > > who could possibly be proud of being inside casinos for 2.5
> hours!!
> > > every day during your declining years!
> >
> > I already told you it wasn't "every day". You really are a nut
case.
>
> Look up above about 4 inches. You play 2.5 hours every day. Or
is 'a
> day' not what you want it to be this time.

Do you have clue? You don't even understand the difference
between "every" and "average". All I can do is wonder.

OK. so over a week's time you 'average' 2.5 hours a day. That's just
as sick as however else you want to juggle the times so you don't
appear too far gone here.

> > > > Nope. Lot's of people know just as much as I do. The math
> really
> > > > isn't all that difficult for anyone willing to spend the

time

> to
> > > > understand what it means.
> > >
> > > Yeah right. Perhaps you haven't been reading the circle-jerk

on

> over on vpFREE.
> >
> > None of that is required to be successful.
>
> You've finally come to your senses with these idiots.

I didn't say they were wrong, only that the information wasn't
required to be successful. They are absolutely right. Learning and
understanding what they are saying can help increase ones' chances

of

being successful.

First it's not required then it is. do I really make you struggle
THAT much?

> >
> > > I'm surprised you haven't gotten involved in all the
> > > nonsense. Or maybe I'm right and you really are nothing but
hot,
> > > misplaced air.
> >
> > Or, maybe I'm spending too much time proving you're a con man.
>
> Here's a hint: You're not doing a good job. Stick to what you

know.

Don't you wish.

> > > Since the start my message hasn't changed, I won more than
> > > all of their combined claims,
> >
> > Pleae provide proof.
>
> Simple. They lie. They have to in order to push product. I don't.

Once again the con man believes we will accept his statement as a
fact. Is he really that confused? So, he has no proof. Not

surprising

to anyone here.

> >
> > > I dole out the truth weekly
> >
> > Lie.
>
> Truth.

You just lied above.

Undeniable truths by RS up and down the line. 100%. Only a
pathological denyer wouldn't want to see it.

> >
> > > in the
> > > mnost respected and tenured publication in gaming history,
> >
> > Is that why it's free.
>
> There's more of your business savvy at work again I see! Revenue
> comes in 2 forms: Sales of the product, and sales of

advertising.

> Guess how they've continued to grow, in fact, they're building a
> beautiful building in Henderson right now! Then when you're in

town

> you can run over every Tues. and get your copy to read my column
> BEFORE the casinos do.

They all get advertising. Free still equates to less than "most
respected".

Here's another business 101 lesson for you to stay awake on tonight:
Something given for free has a higher advertising rate. OBVIOUSLY
McFLY! And for business who've proven to be successful for over 35
years, that's called respect and tenure.

> Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?

BS.

What's that?

> > Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up

these

> > rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely

different

> story.
>
> What's a 'fact' in this circumstance.

Facts aren't related to cirumstance. They exist all by themselves.

Huh?

> Common sense says it all, and a
> check of private records allows me to be so bold in my

statements.

Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all", wink, wink.

Any sense there--is that a nervous twitch or something? I'd have
been sued 50 times by now if people weren't afraid I'd bring their
REAL records and lives into public picture. Nothing but cowering is
all I get from them once I step up to their plates.

> You either believe in the sense of it all or you don't.

Sorry, but believing a con man never makes any sense, never will.

Did

any one else note that Robbie just equated himself to God? You
must "believe"? How idiotic does it get!

To some I am their vp Messiah. Beats Skip Hughes!

> Doesn't
> really matter. These people know what I'm saying is true

No doubt a few suckers out there will believe you. It's the same

way

Kevin Trudeau has made millions. It's still a con. I prefer to let
the facts determine what I do and most people feel the same.

> > > Hmmm.... Sure it's
> > > called "working". They do it because they can't win with

their

> > > fantasy gambling system.
> >
> > Provide proof of this statement.
>
> Again, common sense and a little detective work along with a few
> payoffs. You won't believe it because it would be like knocking

the

> wind out of you, but most do believe me.

I "won't believe it because" you have not provided a single shred

of

evidence to back you up. You know, those elusive things called

facts.

Have one of them sue me and you'll get your 'facts'! Whatr would
little dicky say then.....

> > Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that you
> would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm sure

they

> are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.
>
> They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY AP's

AS

> THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked away

on

> proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly

between

> his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with a
$57,200
> cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste of

time

> THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of

escape

> routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my official
word
> on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not to
accept
> or get involved with any more side bets because no one will go

the

> distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly established

my

> ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those are
> different events not involving my reputation of being the best.

So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them that they
have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it. You've

stated

they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.

HELLO! The bet goes both ways McFLY!! HELLO!! Are you really there?

> > They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they

promise

> > everyone will win.
>
> Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm not
> looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up with

all

> this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.

Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?

Or maybe that you aren't the clever Internet geek you portray
yourself to be.....

> >
> > > > No, it is THE POINT. I have nothing to gain one way or the
> other.
> > >
> > > Wrong. Those who have a neurosis about a subject HAVE to

carry

on
> > at the risk of losing their minds.
> >
> > Sorry, but this idiotic response is about as lame as it gets.
Still
> > wating for just one little fact.
>
> It does affect your mind. That's very obvious.

And waiting ...

> >
> > > That is your gain--a defensive one.
> > > You're trying to save your sanity by operating within a

world

of
> > make believe.
> >
> > Of course you have to claim something to keep the con going.
Answer
> > this ... How is it that I keep on winning in the real world?

My

> luck
> > is at or just below the mathematical expectation but I'm still
> ahead.
> > I've played around 4 million hands so I'm clearly beyond any
> > hypothetical luck factor. So much for your "make believe" BS.
>
> First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4 million
> hands.

Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those numbers
faster than single line.

Admittedly, you are a very sick person who's squandering away what's
left of his declining years.

> That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're ahead
> and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck and
little
> else.

I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work. But, I
just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the

unlucky

side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.

> > > You
> > > > have a lot invested on your con. Sorry, the facts have a

way

of
> > > > getting you into trouble.
> > > >
> > > > > What's the difference to you, a
> > > > > nobody, WHAT happens.
> > > >
> > > > My point exactly. All I'm interested in is that facts get
> > portayed
> > > > accurately.
> > >
> > > Then you ought to study my articles even more than you do

now.

> > > Accuracy at its finest.
> >
> > Why would I study your BS. You can't even provide ONE single

fact

> to back up anything that you've said here. You are a LAF.
>
> The facts are there just as they have always been here. You

can't

> and won't see them because it would put your theoretical life on
> tilt. Simple as that.

I can't see any because you NEVER provide one.

> > > HA! Typical giddy response---until you take your next

beating

of
> > > course.
> >
> > I've had plenty of beatings and I'll have plenty more. I've

also

> had
> > plenty of big wins and I'll have plenty more. When all is said
and
> > done I am way ahead. That's what AP is all about.
>
> I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't play at
> higher denominations.

Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms.

No they're not. I know of 3 103+%er's in LV right now at $5 and
above. And they're always somewhere. You just go to the wrong dumps.

When I can

get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the money.

> The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
> 50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but let's

hear

> your side after you have a few hours to think something up.

It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will consider
moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So far, it
hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).

And you call yourself a true AP? you don't even know what's what on
the streets of your own city!

> >
> > > You forgot that it's first and foremost called GAMBLING, and
> > > that's what builds those big joints people go in all the

time.

> >
> > Those who chose to gamble without an edge. Are you really this
> slow?
> > You need to get aound more and see how poorly some people

gamble.

>
> Yup, right on cue. It's "the other guys" who don't know what
they're
> doing, and it's "the other guys" who lose and build the casinos.

That's right. You didn't answer the question.

All you'll do is deny and say it's "the other guys". My purpose here
is to irritate you when you talk funny and watch you agonize over
how I'm able to manipulate you.

> > > But oh
> > > no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for

all

> > that!
> >
> > That's right. The 99%+ who don't know they could have an edge

or

> > don't know want to put in the effort to have one. When my wife
and
> I
> > played at the Indian casino there was only ONE other person

that

> knew
> > expert play strategies for the ONLY positive game, and he got

it

> from
> > me. That makes 3 of us in a casino with hundreds, if not
thousands,
> > of gamblers. I think even little Robbie can do the math here.

PS.

> > He's ahead for the year too.
>
> Yada yada lalala! More self-confidence-building baloney....so

much

so
> that we can now build a sandwich out of it!

Just the facts, as usual. You really should walk around a casino

once

in awhile and see how the vast majority of gamblers play. It would
prove my point in just a few minutes. On my last trip I sat next

to a

women playng two coins (1$). There is a bank of 20 coin nickel
machines with a progressive RF that would take the same bet size

and

return over 1.5% better. This is typical and why casinos make so

much

money. Of course, she played so poorly whe would have lost no

matter

what she was doing. I've also seen people playing 5 coins on a 10
coin quarter machine when a 5 coin machine was right next to it.

I've

also seen them ask why they didn't get $1000 when they hit a RF.

Once

again, this is how the casinos make money.

> > > Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In
fact,
> > the
> > > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day,

the

> > closer
> > > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.
> >
> > Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging deep
now.
>
> Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get into
your
> 80's if you choose to listen to me.

Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died in a

car

accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars,

How far will you make believe in order to look only like a regular
fool? Tell us, did your 'obit' say how fast his car was going in the
garage??

> > > > > > Just so you won't get too worried, I'm coming back to

LV

> soon
> > > > > enough.
> > > > >
> > > > > Obviously. You'll use some excuse like "Gotta check the
place
> > out-
> > > -
> > > > I
> > > > > think I left the stove on" or "We better go on down and
make
> > sure
> > > > > everything locked up properly".
> > > >
> > > > You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out

the

> real
> > > > reason.
> > >
> > > No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that

junk

> > mail.
> >
> > Strike one.
>
> Never. You'll go to the ends of the earth to get back to LV to

play

> those promos. Regardless what you tell yourself or anyone else,
> that's the primary reason.

Still waiting for you second attempt ...

I got it right on the first. Addits are addicts, and their lives are
first and foremost controlled by gambling.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> I use QED when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been
> saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than
mathematically
> proven approaches" is clearly a con man.

I have a better way, and it's way better than your way.

That's why it's called a con. QED.

> > You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where
you're
> > your own worst enemy.
>
> Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what
following
> the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you claim
the
> proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.

Your own worst enemy.... Now what was LAF, cause I'm LAUGHing at

you

constantly!

Sure you are, little man. Is that why you're babbling nonsense?

> > > > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
> > >
> > > First, that is not a proof.
> >
> > Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm
undeniable
> > proof.
>
> It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a snake oil
> salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for his
health.
> Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is

anything

> but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.

I can prove my dumps in the am are of a high quality make-up, and

it

doesn't take MATH to prove it! So put down the slide rule and join
the real world. You'll like it. Math not required to live or excel
at anything.

More babbling, I must really have got little Robbie flustered.

>
> >
> > >Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".
> >
> > You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and
said "I
> had
> > my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a

little

> more
> > in '05 than he did in his best year.
>
> ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?

Repeating him defines me for the moment.

I suppose, he is YOUR hero after all.

> Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging yourself
in
> deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will believe you
> because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.

Read it for yourself, but I'll have to warn you: She is good at
making people throw up.

Still not a single intelligent thought. I think little Robbie may
have hit the bottle way early today.

>
> >
> > Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> > > the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of
> course,
> > > we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of
your
> > con.
> >
> > You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea what
you're
> > saying, and i doubt if you do either.
>
> You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit the
obvious
> TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons' coffin.

No idea still.

QED.

>
> >
> > > > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > > > >
> > > > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> > > >
> > > > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
> > >
> > > Nope, just the facts, as usual.
> >
> > A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting info
> > needed. It's just fact. Yippie!
>
> In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the
phrase "bounded
> by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand can

not

be
> described by math is utterly ridiculous.

Who said I don't agree that a vp hand can't be described by math?

You implied it.

Of
course it can....in a geek classroom setting only.

Once again, little Robbie claims the laws of the universe only apply
when he wants them to.

> > On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how I
know
> I
> > must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.
>
> Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.

APer's play however it itches their addiction best.

QED.

>
> > But i also
> > say that those errors, while many remain unknown, just as

likely

> give
> > me better winners as they do losers.
>
> You're saying it happens to you and not APers? This is ripe.

Who said that? I know what's ripe around here.

QED.

>
> > You fools make believe you
> > hardly make them, and if you didn';t say that then you wouldn't
> have
> > a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best questionable
even
> > before that rant.
>
> So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system the VP
fairy
> will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not only
that
> he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his little
> corner of the world. This is hilarious.

Are you saying it's not possible to miss the 2-pr. and hold the

5's,

and get 2 more on the draw? Is this what you call Geek-Latin?
Precious.

Nope, it happens to all gamblers not just you little man. You can't
claim luck is a virtue of any particular system ... unless of course
you're perpetrating a con.

> > What matters to
> > > anyone is their personal results. Over time these results

will

> > > approach the expectation of the games they play (error rates
> > > included). That is part of the infallible math.
> >
> > If and when any players approach the expected return of the
games
> > they play, it's because of luck and little else.
>
> No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts. Anyone who
> claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.

Since every winning hand is the total result of luck, math has zero
to do with it. Only a blind fool wouldn't see that.

Only a con man would claim proven statistical methods don't work. QED.

>
> > Every winning hand
> > is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two

pair

to
> > come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of skill
in
> > the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw.
Period.
>
> Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill)

HAHA! What a joke. It's common sense and not skill, as you would
rather call it to feel better now that I've grounded you and your
dumb ideas.

Must not be all that common because I see people breaking up two pair
all the time, even playing BP. So much for your con man BS.

and clearly
> not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets obvious.

You nuts or just plain stupid? Every hand is independent and has
zero to do with others.

And, that is exactly why statistical methods can be used to predict
anyones' results over time.

That's where you idiots always get clobbered
by me.

No, this is where the con gets going. Please keep it up, you make
yourself look more foolish every time you hit the keys.

First, you nervously dispute my statement while uncomfortably
agreeing that no hand has anything at all to do with any other (not
just you, they ALL have done it) then you transform it into a
scenario where you DO hitch the hands together in order to fulfill
your fantasy about it.

QED. Do we have a waiter in the house, I think Robbies' flask is
getting a little low. This babbling on his part is making my job so
easy.

What part of PROVEN math did you miss getting that MBA? According to
Robbie, the drunkerd, you should be able to flip heads every time you
flip a coin. Since there is no "hitch" then it should be easy. These
idiotic con man babblings are getting boring.

Sorry Charlie, you put your foot too far into your mouth not to
wonder how dumb it looks to others.

No, I know exactly how dumb YOU look.

> try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C.

Sorry,

> but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you will be
> dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since there
are 4
> cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the full
> house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do with

it.

> It's all in the proven math.

More 'on average' BS that never happens except on every other
Tuesday night. That's how stupid you look.

Every night, every day, everywhere. This is way too simple. You
really shouldn't post when you're drunk.

>
> > The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're unlucky.
> Simple
> > as that.
>
> The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical methods
for
> predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't apply to
VP.
> It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious facts

as

I
> presented them then his con would be kaput.

I don't see you disputing my statement.

And, what statement would that be? That you're babbling and drunk
again? I won't dispute that. If you're trying to use the independent
hands deinition to back up your nonsense, then I've already
completely debunked that BS. Those are exactly what statistical
methods predict. Thank you very much. Of course, we all know that
stat is part of any MBA, so we all know you know what I'm saying is
true. That's why we all know this is a con. QED.

Just the repititious tired
old rhetoric that might even make a math professor puke.

Just the facts, as usual.

> > But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--to
be
> > lucky.
>
> So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that enter
a
> casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno. So, is
this
> your proof that your system works? LMAO.

You're talking clueless. Most vp players are not educated--the ones
on vpFREE probably are, they just don't know how to use it until
they sign up for my e-newsletters. I'm smarter than all AP's and
just about everyone else who plays video poker. That's why I look

at

luck as the only way to win.

QED.

> > Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?
>
> BS.

What's that?

What you just spewed out.

>
> > > Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up
these
> > > rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely
different
> > story.
> >
> > What's a 'fact' in this circumstance.
>
> Facts aren't related to cirumstance. They exist all by themselves.

Huh?

QED.

>
> > Common sense says it all, and a
> > check of private records allows me to be so bold in my
statements.
>
> Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all", wink,

wink.

Any sense there--is that a nervous twitch or something? I'd have
been sued 50 times by now if people weren't afraid I'd bring their
REAL records and lives into public picture. Nothing but cowering is
all I get from them once I step up to their plates.

Wink, wink. QED.

>
> > You either believe in the sense of it all or you don't.
>
> Sorry, but believing a con man never makes any sense, never will.
Did
> any one else note that Robbie just equated himself to God? You
> must "believe"? How idiotic does it get!

To some I am their vp Messiah. Beats Skip Hughes!

QED.

> > > Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that

you

> > would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm sure
they
> > are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.
> >
> > They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY AP's
AS
> > THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked

away

on
> > proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly
between
> > his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with a
> $57,200
> > cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste of
time
> > THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of
escape
> > routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my

official

> word
> > on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not to
> accept
> > or get involved with any more side bets because no one will go
the
> > distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly established
my
> > ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those are
> > different events not involving my reputation of being the best.
>
> So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them that they
> have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it. You've
stated
> they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.

HELLO! The bet goes both ways McFLY!! HELLO!! Are you really there?

You stated they have lost. Make a bet to back it up or admit all
you're doing is lying.

>
> > > They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they
promise
> > > everyone will win.
> >
> > Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm not
> > looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up with
all
> > this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.
>
> Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?

Or maybe that you aren't the clever Internet geek you portray
yourself to be.....

QED.

> > First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4 million
> > hands.
>
> Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those numbers
> faster than single line.

Admittedly, you are a very sick person who's squandering away

what's

left of his declining years.

Or, I'm living the good life and enjoying every minute of it. Unlike
little Robbie who FAILED trying to do EXACTLY what I'm doing right
now. The jealousy pours out of him in torrents.

>
> > That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're ahead
> > and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck and
> little
> > else.
>
> I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work. But, I
> just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the
unlucky
> side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.

And so is his lack of response.

> > I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't play

at

> > higher denominations.
>
> Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms.

No they're not. I know of 3 103+%er's in LV right now at $5 and
above. And they're always somewhere. You just go to the wrong

dumps.

Could be, I don't scout as often as I should. Isn't it interesting
that the con man, who earlier in his post blasted math, now makes a
mathematical statement like this. QED.

When I can
> get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the money.
>
> > The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
> > 50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but let's
hear
> > your side after you have a few hours to think something up.
>
> It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will consider
> moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So far, it
> hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).

And you call yourself a true AP? you don't even know what's what on
the streets of your own city!

No one can know what's available everywhere. I'm sure that lot's of
good plays come and go and I miss them. That's one of the downfalls
of only putting in 2.5 hrs on average.

> > > > But oh
> > > > no!...not little dicky!! It's "the other guys" who pay for
all
> > > that!
> > >
> > > That's right. The 99%+ who don't know they could have an edge
or
> > > don't know want to put in the effort to have one. When my

wife

> and
> > I
> > > played at the Indian casino there was only ONE other person
that
> > knew
> > > expert play strategies for the ONLY positive game, and he got
it
> > from
> > > me. That makes 3 of us in a casino with hundreds, if not
> thousands,
> > > of gamblers. I think even little Robbie can do the math here.
PS.
> > > He's ahead for the year too.
> >
> > Yada yada lalala! More self-confidence-building baloney....so
much
> so
> > that we can now build a sandwich out of it!
>
> Just the facts, as usual. You really should walk around a casino
once
> in awhile and see how the vast majority of gamblers play. It

would

> prove my point in just a few minutes. On my last trip I sat next
to a
> women playng two coins (1$). There is a bank of 20 coin nickel
> machines with a progressive RF that would take the same bet size
and
> return over 1.5% better. This is typical and why casinos make so
much
> money. Of course, she played so poorly whe would have lost no
matter
> what she was doing. I've also seen people playing 5 coins on a 10
> coin quarter machine when a 5 coin machine was right next to it.
I've
> also seen them ask why they didn't get $1000 when they hit a RF.
Once
> again, this is how the casinos make money.
>

What? No response? The facts must be getting to Robbie again.

> > > > Don't fret little dicky. It could happen to you someday. In
> fact,
> > > the
> > > > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day,
the
> > > closer
> > > > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.
> > >
> > > Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging

deep

> now.
> >
> > Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get

into

> your
> > 80's if you choose to listen to me.
>
> Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died in a
car
> accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars,

How far will you make believe in order to look only like a regular
fool? Tell us, did your 'obit' say how fast his car was going in

the

garage??

Just showing how idiotic your statement was. You fell for it hook,
line and Singer.

> > > > > You can keep trying, but I doubt you'll ever figure out
the
> > real
> > > > > reason.
> > > >
> > > > No problem. To chase the sucker promos you get in all that
junk
> > > mail.
> > >
> > > Strike one.
> >
> > Never. You'll go to the ends of the earth to get back to LV to
play
> > those promos. Regardless what you tell yourself or anyone else,
> > that's the primary reason.
>
> Still waiting for you second attempt ...

I got it right on the first. Addits are addicts, and their lives

are

first and foremost controlled by gambling.

Strike three, you didn't even come close.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > I use QED when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been
> > saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than
> mathematically
> > proven approaches" is clearly a con man.
>
> I have a better way, and it's way better than your way.

That's why it's called a con. QED.

It's a way better way than your way, and you're way off.

> > > You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where
> you're
> > > your own worst enemy.
> >
> > Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what
> following
> > the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you claim
> the
> > proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.
>
> Your own worst enemy.... Now what was LAF, cause I'm LAUGHing at
you
> constantly!

Sure you are, little man. Is that why you're babbling nonsense?

....so asks the man who's public enemy no. 1 to himself.

> > > > > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
> > > >
> > > > First, that is not a proof.
> > >
> > > Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm
> undeniable
> > > proof.
> >
> > It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a snake

oil

> > salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for his
> health.
> > Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is
anything
> > but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.
>
> I can prove my dumps in the am are of a high quality make-up, and
it
> doesn't take MATH to prove it! So put down the slide rule and

join

> the real world. You'll like it. Math not required to live or

excel

> at anything.

More babbling, I must really have got little Robbie flustered.

I can see you now----trying to get the cobwebs out while frantically
searching for something to respond with. But uh-oh....the pea-brain
is stumped again, so stick in the word 'con' or 'babble' and hope no
one notices!

> > > >Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".
> > >
> > > You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and
> said "I
> > had
> > > my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a
little
> > more
> > > in '05 than he did in his best year.
> >
> > ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?
>
> Repeating him defines me for the moment.

I suppose, he is YOUR hero after all.

Not quite. We both can't have the same hero.

> > Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging

yourself

> in
> > deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will believe

you

> > because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.
>
> Read it for yourself, but I'll have to warn you: She is good at
> making people throw up.

Still not a single intelligent thought. I think little Robbie may
have hit the bottle way early today.

Maybe around midnight or 1 I'll get in my 2 drinks.

> > > Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> > > > the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense. Of
> > course,
> > > > we all know that there is no proof and that this is part of
> your
> > > con.
> > >
> > > You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea what
> you're
> > > saying, and i doubt if you do either.
> >
> > You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit the
> obvious
> > TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons'

coffin.

>
> No idea still.

QED.

Now that REALLY helps!

> > >
> > > > > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> > > > >
> > > > > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
> > > >
> > > > Nope, just the facts, as usual.
> > >
> > > A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting

info

> > > needed. It's just fact. Yippie!
> >
> > In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the
> phrase "bounded
> > by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand can
not
> be
> > described by math is utterly ridiculous.
>
> Who said I don't agree that a vp hand can't be described by math?

You implied it.

You wander off the geek plane too much lately. I thought you bazookas
always say what you mean.

> Of
> course it can....in a geek classroom setting only.

Once again, little Robbie claims the laws of the universe only

apply

when he wants them to.

> > > On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how I
> know
> > I
> > > must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.
> >
> > Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.
>
> APer's play however it itches their addiction best.

QED.

Now I get it! QED is Latin for attempting to scratch an itch that
cannot be located. No wonder you use it so often. Who would have more
of those phantom itches than a nerd getting slapped around at every
turn?

> >
> > > But i also
> > > say that those errors, while many remain unknown, just as
likely
> > give
> > > me better winners as they do losers.
> >
> > You're saying it happens to you and not APers? This is ripe.
>
> Who said that? I know what's ripe around here.

QED.

Scratch scratch.

> > > You fools make believe you
> > > hardly make them, and if you didn't say that then you

wouldn't

> > have
> > > a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best questionable
> even
> > > before that rant.
> >
> > So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system the VP
> fairy
> > will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not only
> that
> > he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his

little

> > corner of the world. This is hilarious.
>
> Are you saying it's not possible to miss the 2-pr. and hold the
5's,
> and get 2 more on the draw? Is this what you call Geek-Latin?
> Precious.

Nope, it happens to all gamblers not just you little man. You can't
claim luck is a virtue of any particular system ... unless of

course

you're perpetrating a con.

Zzzzoooooom! Right over (or is it 'through'?) your head again. Get
with the program and try again.

> > > What matters to
> > > > anyone is their personal results. Over time these results
will
> > > > approach the expectation of the games they play (error

rates

> > > > included). That is part of the infallible math.
> > >
> > > If and when any players approach the expected return of the
> games
> > > they play, it's because of luck and little else.
> >
> > No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts. Anyone

who

> > claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.
>
> Since every winning hand is the total result of luck, math has

zero

> to do with it. Only a blind fool wouldn't see that.

Only a con man would claim proven statistical methods don't work.

QED.

> >
> > > Every winning hand
> > > is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two
pair
> to
> > > come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of

skill

> in
> > > the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw.
> Period.
> >
> > Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill)
>
> HAHA! What a joke. It's common sense and not skill, as you would
> rather call it to feel better now that I've grounded you and your
> dumb ideas.

Must not be all that common because I see people breaking up two

pair

all the time, even playing BP. So much for your con man BS.

BS personified. Now you're claiming quite often that you are usually
watching other people play, when it's against all geek philosophy not
to be playing on and on and on with no breaks as often as possible.
Double-talk, but hardly at its best.

>
> and clearly
> > not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets obvious.
>
> You nuts or just plain stupid? Every hand is independent and has
> zero to do with others.

And, that is exactly why statistical methods can be used to predict
anyones' results over time.

> That's where you idiots always get clobbered
> by me.

No, this is where the con gets going. Please keep it up, you make
yourself look more foolish every time you hit the keys.

> First, you nervously dispute my statement while uncomfortably
> agreeing that no hand has anything at all to do with any other

(not

> just you, they ALL have done it) then you transform it into a
> scenario where you DO hitch the hands together in order to

fulfill

> your fantasy about it.

QED. Do we have a waiter in the house, I think Robbies' flask is
getting a little low. This babbling on his part is making my job so
easy.

What part of PROVEN math did you miss getting that MBA? According

to

Robbie, the drunkerd, you should be able to flip heads every time

you

flip a coin. Since there is no "hitch" then it should be easy.

These

idiotic con man babblings are getting boring.

You're so confused you're even mixing yourself up! First, all hands
are independent events. Then, in order to fulfill the nerd
proprietary sanction about vp theory, it's convenient to string all
hands together and come out with a mountain of BS. And you wonder why
I look so good to most of the vp players in the world? You couldn't
help me out any more if you TRIED!

> Sorry Charlie, you put your foot too far into your mouth not to
> wonder how dumb it looks to others.

No, I know exactly how dumb YOU look.

Translation: Time for little dicky to backtrack some!!
  

> > try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C.
Sorry,
> > but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you will

be

> > dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since there
> are 4
> > cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the

full

> > house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do with
it.
> > It's all in the proven math.
>
> More 'on average' BS that never happens except on every other
> Tuesday night. That's how stupid you look.

Every night, every day, everywhere. This is way too simple. You
really shouldn't post when you're drunk.

I'll bring up one of your analogies to complete the pretty picture of
the pie that just landed in your face. A ballplayer goes into his
89th game of the year with a .273 AVERAGE. Does he care what his
score is as he steps up to the plate TODAY? Not a chance, but the
geek accountants in lala land do, so they run the numbers faster than
a nerd getting his jock strap pulled over his head by the cool guys
in the boy's high school gym. You really are clueless, but maybe now
you're not any more.

> >
> > > The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're unlucky.
> > Simple
> > > as that.
> >
> > The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical methods
> for
> > predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't apply

to

> VP.
> > It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious facts
as
> I
> > presented them then his con would be kaput.
>
> I don't see you disputing my statement.

And, what statement would that be?

HALLO McFLY!!? Here's a slight hint: "The cards come out, you're
lucky. They don't, you're unlucky. Simple as that.

That you're babbling and drunk

again? I won't dispute that. If you're trying to use the

independent

hands deinition to back up your nonsense, then I've already
completely debunked that BS. Those are exactly what statistical
methods predict. Thank you very much. Of course, we all know that
stat is part of any MBA, so we all know you know what I'm saying is
true. That's why we all know this is a con. QED.

The itch that just can't be located.... If it were a song it'd be
music to my ears. It still is though, as I watch you become more and
more agitated while spewing more and more inconsistent theory and
nonsense for every truth that I enlighten you with.

> Just the repititious tired
> old rhetoric that might even make a math professor puke.

Just the facts, as usual.

> > > But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--

to

> be
> > > lucky.
> >
> > So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that

enter

> a
> > casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno. So,

is

> this
> > your proof that your system works? LMAO.
>
> You're talking clueless. Most vp players are not educated--the

ones

> on vpFREE probably are, they just don't know how to use it until
> they sign up for my e-newsletters. I'm smarter than all AP's and
> just about everyone else who plays video poker. That's why I look
at
> luck as the only way to win.

QED.

Right on target again. DEQ'd again.

> > > Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?
> >
> > BS.
>
> What's that?

What you just spewed out.

??? Are you lost?

> >
> > > > Will little Robbie EVER provide one single fact to back up
> these
> > > > rants? Nope. Why? Because the facts tell a completely
> different
> > > story.
> > >
> > > What's a 'fact' in this circumstance.
> >
> > Facts aren't related to cirumstance. They exist all by

themselves.

>
> Huh?

QED.

Scratch scratch.

> > > Common sense says it all, and a
> > > check of private records allows me to be so bold in my
> statements.
> >
> > Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all", wink,
wink.
>
> Any sense there--is that a nervous twitch or something? I'd have
> been sued 50 times by now if people weren't afraid I'd bring

their

> REAL records and lives into public picture. Nothing but cowering

is

> all I get from them once I step up to their plates.

Wink, wink. QED.

Hmmmm.... that's curious. Now you're winking at them. Are you liking
the Queen's facelift or something??

> >
> > > You either believe in the sense of it all or you don't.
> >
> > Sorry, but believing a con man never makes any sense, never

will.

> Did
> > any one else note that Robbie just equated himself to God? You
> > must "believe"? How idiotic does it get!
>
> To some I am their vp Messiah. Beats Skip Hughes!

QED.

Scratch scratch.

> > > > Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet that
you
> > > would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm

sure

> they
> > > are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.
> > >
> > > They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY

AP's

> AS
> > > THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked
away
> on
> > > proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly
> between
> > > his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with a
> > $57,200
> > > cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste of
> time
> > > THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of
> escape
> > > routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my
official
> > word
> > > on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not to
> > accept
> > > or get involved with any more side bets because no one will

go

> the
> > > distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly

established

> my
> > > ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those

are

> > > different events not involving my reputation of being the

best.

> >
> > So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them that

they

> > have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it. You've
> stated
> > they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.
>
> HELLO! The bet goes both ways McFLY!! HELLO!! Are you really

there?

You stated they have lost. Make a bet to back it up or admit all
you're doing is lying.

And they've stated I have lost. Back-to-back bets seems the only way
to go here. I know you won't want to get involved because you might
lose that itty bitty townhome or some of that gambling money after
you downsize up there. But feel free to keep looking for that itch.
I'll make sure you get it at least once a day.

> >
> > > > They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they
> promise
> > > > everyone will win.
> > >
> > > Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm

not

> > > looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up

with

> all
> > > this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.
> >
> > Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?
>
> Or maybe that you aren't the clever Internet geek you portray
> yourself to be.....

QED.

Scratch scratch.

> > > First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4

million

> > > hands.
> >
> > Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those

numbers

> > faster than single line.
>
> Admittedly, you are a very sick person who's squandering away
what's
> left of his declining years.

Or, I'm living the good life and enjoying every minute of it.

Unlike

little Robbie who FAILED trying to do EXACTLY what I'm doing right
now. The jealousy pours out of him in torrents.

Let's see....the "good Life". Casinos and video poker on the mind
24/7, and can't wait to get to Minn. because the Indian casinos are
just WAITING to give an addict a fix. Vacations can never be taken
without incorporating gambling, and nothing else is meaningful any
longer. A sick compulsion little dicky. Now HOW good is that
pathological gambling life again??

> >
> > > That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're ahead
> > > and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck and
> > little
> > > else.
> >
> > I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work. But,

I

> > just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the
> unlucky
> > side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.

And so is his lack of response.

> > > I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't play
at
> > > higher denominations.
> >
> > Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms.
>
> No they're not. I know of 3 103+%er's in LV right now at $5 and
> above. And they're always somewhere. You just go to the wrong
dumps.

Could be, I don't scout as often as I should. Isn't it interesting
that the con man, who earlier in his post blasted math, now makes a
mathematical statement like this. QED.

I get input from everywhere all day long, which is how I know you're
full of it. You make up a story about why you don't play at higher
levels, I rip it to shreds, then you peel down the onion of
convenience until you manufacture something that you think protects
your face from the egg. WRONG!!

>
> When I can
> > get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the

money.

> >
> > > The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
> > > 50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but let's
> hear
> > > your side after you have a few hours to think something up.
> >
> > It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will consider
> > moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So far,

it

> > hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).
>
> And you call yourself a true AP? you don't even know what's what

on

> the streets of your own city!

No one can know what's available everywhere. I'm sure that lot's of
good plays come and go and I miss them. That's one of the downfalls
of only putting in 2.5 hrs on average.

What...huh...?? You're stepping into a big pile of your own stuff
right now and it's giving you a beet red face. Waaa....haaaa.....I
want my momma....! Stop whining and admit you're a certified bozo
when it comes to AP video poker.

> > fact,

> > > > the
> > > > > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a day,
> the
> > > > closer
> > > > > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any longer.
> > > >
> > > > Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging
deep
> > now.
> > >
> > > Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get
into
> > your
> > > 80's if you choose to listen to me.
> >
> > Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died in a
> car
> > accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars,
>
> How far will you make believe in order to look only like a

regular

> fool? Tell us, did your 'obit' say how fast his car was going in
the
> garage??

Just showing how idiotic your statement was. You fell for it hook,
line and Singer.

??? Let me think this one out. I continually tell a 75-79 year old
man who has a bad habit of going to casinos every day for hours, that
his life is not/will not be of good quality and he will shave years
off his days breathing--then he drops dead--and you think that's not
an accurate account of what casinos can do to foolish locals? You're
stamped with the same disease speeders and wreckless drivers have.
They'll never listen, and as sure as LV wins consistently from
gamblers they'll always say "it's the other guys who are at driving
badly". But when the day of reckoning arrives, only then will they
begin to hear those words of wisdom--only it's usually too late.
You're at big risk little dicky. And this advice is free--just like
with everything else I help vp players with.

> > > Never. You'll go to the ends of the earth to get back to LV

to

> play
> > > those promos. Regardless what you tell yourself or anyone

else,

> > > that's the primary reason.
> >
> > Still waiting for you second attempt ...
>
> I got it right on the first. Addits are addicts, and their lives
are
> first and foremost controlled by gambling.

Strike three, you didn't even come close.

As the catcher drops the ball and he glides safely into first.

···

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rgmustain" <rgmustain@...> wrote:

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

> > > I use QED when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been
> > > saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than
> > mathematically
> > > proven approaches" is clearly a con man.
> >
> > I have a better way, and it's way better than your way.
>
> That's why it's called a con. QED.

It's a way better way than your way, and you're way off.

QED.

>
> > > > You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's where
> > you're
> > > > your own worst enemy.
> > >
> > > Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what
> > following
> > > the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you

claim

> > the
> > > proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.
> >
> > Your own worst enemy.... Now what was LAF, cause I'm LAUGHing

at

> you
> > constantly!
>
> Sure you are, little man. Is that why you're babbling nonsense?

....so asks the man who's public enemy no. 1 to himself.

QED.

>
> > > > > > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
> > > > >
> > > > > First, that is not a proof.
> > > >
> > > > Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm
> > undeniable
> > > > proof.
> > >
> > > It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a snake
oil
> > > salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for his
> > health.
> > > Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is
> anything
> > > but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.
> >
> > I can prove my dumps in the am are of a high quality make-up,

and

> it
> > doesn't take MATH to prove it! So put down the slide rule and
join
> > the real world. You'll like it. Math not required to live or
excel
> > at anything.
>
> More babbling, I must really have got little Robbie flustered.

I can see you now----trying to get the cobwebs out while

frantically

searching for something to respond with. But uh-oh....the pea-brain
is stumped again, so stick in the word 'con' or 'babble' and hope

no

one notices!

QED.

> > > > >Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".
> > > >
> > > > You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and
> > said "I
> > > had
> > > > my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a
> little
> > > more
> > > > in '05 than he did in his best year.
> > >
> > > ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?
> >
> > Repeating him defines me for the moment.
>
> I suppose, he is YOUR hero after all.

Not quite. We both can't have the same hero.

We don't. Most of us don't require a hero to play a game.

>
> > > Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging
yourself
> > in
> > > deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will believe
you
> > > because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.
> >
> > Read it for yourself, but I'll have to warn you: She is good at
> > making people throw up.
>
> Still not a single intelligent thought. I think little Robbie may
> have hit the bottle way early today.

Maybe around midnight or 1 I'll get in my 2 drinks.

One fifth and one quart.

> > > > Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> > > > > the lottery, it means everyone can easily win. Nonsense.

Of

> > > course,
> > > > > we all know that there is no proof and that this is part

of

> > your
> > > > con.
> > > >
> > > > You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea

what

> > you're
> > > > saying, and i doubt if you do either.
> > >
> > > You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit the
> > obvious
> > > TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons'
coffin.
> >
> > No idea still.
>
> QED.

Now that REALLY helps!

Makes more sense than most of your babbling. If you don't want to see
it try posting something that makes sense.

> > > >
> > > > > > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > > > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
> > > > >
> > > > > Nope, just the facts, as usual.
> > > >
> > > > A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No supporting
info
> > > > needed. It's just fact. Yippie!
> > >
> > > In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the
> > phrase "bounded
> > > by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand

can

> not
> > be
> > > described by math is utterly ridiculous.
> >
> > Who said I don't agree that a vp hand can't be described by

math?

>
> You implied it.

You wander off the geek plane too much lately. I thought you

bazookas

always say what you mean.

QED.

>
> > Of
> > course it can....in a geek classroom setting only.
>
> Once again, little Robbie claims the laws of the universe only
apply
> when he wants them to.
>
> > > > On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell how

I

> > know
> > > I
> > > > must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.
> > >
> > > Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.
> >
> > APer's play however it itches their addiction best.
>
> QED.

Now I get it! QED is Latin for attempting to scratch an itch that
cannot be located. No wonder you use it so often. Who would have

more

of those phantom itches than a nerd getting slapped around at every
turn?

QED.

> > > > You fools make believe you
> > > > hardly make them, and if you didn't say that then you
wouldn't
> > > have
> > > > a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best

questionable

> > even
> > > > before that rant.
> > >
> > > So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system the

VP

> > fairy
> > > will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not

only

> > that
> > > he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his
little
> > > corner of the world. This is hilarious.
> >
> > Are you saying it's not possible to miss the 2-pr. and hold the
> 5's,
> > and get 2 more on the draw? Is this what you call Geek-Latin?
> > Precious.
>
> Nope, it happens to all gamblers not just you little man. You

can't

> claim luck is a virtue of any particular system ... unless of
course
> you're perpetrating a con.

Zzzzoooooom! Right over (or is it 'through'?) your head again. Get
with the program and try again.

QED.

>
> > > > What matters to
> > > > > anyone is their personal results. Over time these results
> will
> > > > > approach the expectation of the games they play (error
rates
> > > > > included). That is part of the infallible math.
> > > >
> > > > If and when any players approach the expected return of the
> > games
> > > > they play, it's because of luck and little else.
> > >
> > > No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts. Anyone
who
> > > claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.
> >
> > Since every winning hand is the total result of luck, math has
zero
> > to do with it. Only a blind fool wouldn't see that.
>
> Only a con man would claim proven statistical methods don't work.
QED.
>
> > >
> > > > Every winning hand
> > > > is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow two
> pair
> > to
> > > > come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of
skill
> > in
> > > > the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the draw.
> > Period.
> > >
> > > Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill)
> >
> > HAHA! What a joke. It's common sense and not skill, as you

would

> > rather call it to feel better now that I've grounded you and

your

> > dumb ideas.
>
> Must not be all that common because I see people breaking up two
pair
> all the time, even playing BP. So much for your con man BS.

BS personified. Now you're claiming quite often that you are

usually

watching other people play,

It's a bad habit, I know, but I almost always watch the first few
hands of those playing next to me.

when it's against all geek philosophy not
to be playing on and on and on with no breaks as often as possible.
Double-talk, but hardly at its best.

QED.

>
> >
> > and clearly
> > > not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets

obvious.

> >
> > You nuts or just plain stupid? Every hand is independent and

has

> > zero to do with others.
>
> And, that is exactly why statistical methods can be used to

predict

> anyones' results over time.
>
> > That's where you idiots always get clobbered
> > by me.
>
> No, this is where the con gets going. Please keep it up, you make
> yourself look more foolish every time you hit the keys.
>
> > First, you nervously dispute my statement while uncomfortably
> > agreeing that no hand has anything at all to do with any other
(not
> > just you, they ALL have done it) then you transform it into a
> > scenario where you DO hitch the hands together in order to
fulfill
> > your fantasy about it.
>
> QED. Do we have a waiter in the house, I think Robbies' flask is
> getting a little low. This babbling on his part is making my job

so

> easy.
>
> What part of PROVEN math did you miss getting that MBA? According
to
> Robbie, the drunkerd, you should be able to flip heads every time
you
> flip a coin. Since there is no "hitch" then it should be easy.
These
> idiotic con man babblings are getting boring.

You're so confused you're even mixing yourself up! First, all hands
are independent events.

That's why a statistical approach works. Thanks.

Then, in order to fulfill the nerd
proprietary sanction about vp theory, it's convenient to string all
hands together and come out with a mountain of BS.

Nope, nothing is strung together. They are independent and happen
sequentially in time. Maybe little Robbie plays ALL his hands at the
same time?

And you wonder why
I look so good to most of the vp players in the world? You couldn't
help me out any more if you TRIED!

QED.

> > > try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C.
> Sorry,
> > > but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you

will

be
> > > dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since

there

> > are 4
> > > cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the
full
> > > house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do

with

> it.
> > > It's all in the proven math.
> >
> > More 'on average' BS that never happens except on every other
> > Tuesday night. That's how stupid you look.
>
> Every night, every day, everywhere. This is way too simple. You
> really shouldn't post when you're drunk.

I'll bring up one of your analogies to complete the pretty picture

of

the pie that just landed in your face. A ballplayer goes into his
89th game of the year with a .273 AVERAGE. Does he care what his
score is as he steps up to the plate TODAY?

Nope, but his manager sure does. If he's hitting .100 then he
probably won't get to bat. You see the people responsible for success
take a really good look at the statistical ramifications.

Not a chance, but the
geek accountants in lala land do, so they run the numbers faster

than

a nerd getting his jock strap pulled over his head by the cool guys
in the boy's high school gym. You really are clueless, but maybe

now

you're not any more.

QED.

>
> > >
> > > > The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're

unlucky.

> > > Simple
> > > > as that.
> > >
> > > The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical

methods

> > for
> > > predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't apply
to
> > VP.
> > > It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious

facts

> as
> > I
> > > presented them then his con would be kaput.
> >
> > I don't see you disputing my statement.
>
> And, what statement would that be?

HALLO McFLY!!? Here's a slight hint: "The cards come out, you're
lucky. They don't, you're unlucky. Simple as that.

QED. I've already shown that your argument is ridiculous because
statistical methods are defined to handle EXACTLY these situations.

That you're babbling and drunk
> again? I won't dispute that. If you're trying to use the
independent
> hands deinition to back up your nonsense, then I've already
> completely debunked that BS. Those are exactly what statistical
> methods predict. Thank you very much. Of course, we all know that
> stat is part of any MBA, so we all know you know what I'm saying

is

> true. That's why we all know this is a con. QED.

The itch that just can't be located.... If it were a song it'd be
music to my ears. It still is though, as I watch you become more

and

more agitated while spewing more and more inconsistent theory and
nonsense for every truth that I enlighten you with.

QED. No theory required, only simple, standard statistical methods.

>
> > Just the repititious tired
> > old rhetoric that might even make a math professor puke.
>
> Just the facts, as usual.
>
> > > > But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just that--
to
> > be
> > > > lucky.
> > >
> > > So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that
enter
> > a
> > > casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno. So,
is
> > this
> > > your proof that your system works? LMAO.
> >
> > You're talking clueless. Most vp players are not educated--the
ones
> > on vpFREE probably are, they just don't know how to use it

until

> > they sign up for my e-newsletters. I'm smarter than all AP's

and

> > just about everyone else who plays video poker. That's why I

look

> at
> > luck as the only way to win.
>
> QED.

Right on target again. DEQ'd again.

QED. The con mans last resort ... "I can make you luckier" ... what a
complete crock.

>
> > > > Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that is?
> > >
> > > BS.
> >
> > What's that?
>
> What you just spewed out.

??? Are you lost?

Not me. Can't you read?

> > > > Common sense says it all, and a
> > > > check of private records allows me to be so bold in my
> > statements.
> > >
> > > Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all", wink,
> wink.
> >
> > Any sense there--is that a nervous twitch or something? I'd

have

> > been sued 50 times by now if people weren't afraid I'd bring
their
> > REAL records and lives into public picture. Nothing but

cowering

is
> > all I get from them once I step up to their plates.
>
> Wink, wink. QED.

Hmmmm.... that's curious. Now you're winking at them. Are you

liking

the Queen's facelift or something??

QED.

> > > > > Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet

that

> you
> > > > would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm
sure
> > they
> > > > are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.
> > > >
> > > > They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY
AP's
> > AS
> > > > THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock walked
> away
> > on
> > > > proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked firmly
> > between
> > > > his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV with

a

> > > $57,200
> > > > cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a waste

of

> > time
> > > > THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array of
> > escape
> > > > routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my
> official
> > > word
> > > > on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is not

to

> > > accept
> > > > or get involved with any more side bets because no one will
go
> > the
> > > > distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly
established
> > my
> > > > ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because those
are
> > > > different events not involving my reputation of being the
best.
> > >
> > > So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them that
they
> > > have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it. You've
> > stated
> > > they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.
> >
> > HELLO! The bet goes both ways McFLY!! HELLO!! Are you really
there?
>
> You stated they have lost. Make a bet to back it up or admit all
> you're doing is lying.

And they've stated I have lost.

That's not the issue here. You made a statement, I'm giving you
chance to back it up. You're waffling with idiotic excuses which is
proof to most of us that you lied.

> > > > > They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where they
> > promise
> > > > > everyone will win.
> > > >
> > > > Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and I'm
not
> > > > looking for the articles any more. You should have kept up
with
> > all
> > > > this when you were starting to become addicted to the game.
> > >
> > > Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?
> >
> > Or maybe that you aren't the clever Internet geek you portray
> > yourself to be.....
>
> QED.

Scratch scratch.

QED.

>
> > > > First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4
million
> > > > hands.
> > >
> > > Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those
numbers
> > > faster than single line.
> >
> > Admittedly, you are a very sick person who's squandering away
> what's
> > left of his declining years.
>
> Or, I'm living the good life and enjoying every minute of it.
Unlike
> little Robbie who FAILED trying to do EXACTLY what I'm doing

right

> now. The jealousy pours out of him in torrents.

Let's see....the "good Life". Casinos and video poker on the mind
24/7, and can't wait to get to Minn. because the Indian casinos are
just WAITING to give an addict a fix. Vacations can never be taken
without incorporating gambling, and nothing else is meaningful any
longer. A sick compulsion little dicky. Now HOW good is that
pathological gambling life again??

QED. The jealousy really is significant. I live the life little
Robbie couldn't handle.

>
> > >
> > > > That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're

ahead

> > > > and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck

and

> > > little
> > > > else.
> > >
> > > I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work.

But,

I
> > > just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the
> > unlucky
> > > side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.
>
> And so is his lack of response.
>
> > > > I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't

play

> at
> > > > higher denominations.
> > >
> > > Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms.
> >
> > No they're not. I know of 3 103+%er's in LV right now at $5 and
> > above. And they're always somewhere. You just go to the wrong
> dumps.
>
> Could be, I don't scout as often as I should. Isn't it

interesting

> that the con man, who earlier in his post blasted math, now makes

a

> mathematical statement like this. QED.

I get input from everywhere all day long, which is how I know

you're

full of it. You make up a story about why you don't play at higher
levels, I rip it to shreds,

Of course you do. However, I think it's fairly obvious that little
Robbie made up these plays. Just like he made up his statements about
Bob and Jean and now is scrambling to get out of it.

then you peel down the onion of
convenience until you manufacture something that you think protects
your face from the egg. WRONG!!

QED.

>
> >
> > When I can
> > > get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the
money.
> > >
> > > > The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
> > > > 50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but

let's

> > hear
> > > > your side after you have a few hours to think something up.
> > >
> > > It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will

consider

> > > moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So

far,

it
> > > hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).
> >
> > And you call yourself a true AP? you don't even know what's

what

on
> > the streets of your own city!
>
> No one can know what's available everywhere. I'm sure that lot's

of

> good plays come and go and I miss them. That's one of the

downfalls

> of only putting in 2.5 hrs on average.

What...huh...?? You're stepping into a big pile of your own stuff
right now and it's giving you a beet red face. Waaa....haaaa.....I
want my momma....! Stop whining and admit you're a certified bozo
when it comes to AP video poker.

QED.

>
>> > > fact,
> > > > > the
> > > > > > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a

day,

> > the
> > > > > closer
> > > > > > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any

longer.

> > > > >
> > > > > Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really digging
> deep
> > > now.
> > > >
> > > > Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll get
> into
> > > your
> > > > 80's if you choose to listen to me.
> > >
> > > Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died in

a

> > car
> > > accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars,
> >
> > How far will you make believe in order to look only like a
regular
> > fool? Tell us, did your 'obit' say how fast his car was going

in

> the
> > garage??
>
> Just showing how idiotic your statement was. You fell for it

hook,

> line and Singer.

??? Let me think this one out.

That would be a first. But, please, take your time.

I continually tell a 75-79 year old
man who has a bad habit of going to casinos every day for hours,

that

his life is not/will not be of good quality and he will shave years
off his days breathing--then he drops dead--and you think that's

not

an accurate account of what casinos can do to foolish locals?

Pure BS. Like you really care what happens to anyone else. You've
made that perfectly obvious here.

You're
stamped with the same disease speeders and wreckless drivers have.
They'll never listen, and as sure as LV wins consistently from
gamblers they'll always say "it's the other guys who are at driving
badly". But when the day of reckoning arrives, only then will they
begin to hear those words of wisdom--only it's usually too late.
You're at big risk little dicky. And this advice is free--just like
with everything else I help vp players with.

QED. I wonder why Robbie yearned to live the LV lifestyle he now
denigrates. Then, when he couldn't make the grade, it becomes so
unhealthy. You are so obvious it's amusing.

Sorry little dicky, but all I read was the first reply. Since all you
can do when stuck is claim con and qed along with the constant denial
of your problem with gambling, I'm not reading or continuing this
effort. The real issue is on the other thread anyway because it
follows the Undeniable Truth's exposed path of guru-deception,
denial, hypocracy, and danger to players of all abilities. You don't
like that I win with 95% negative EV play then deal with it. You
don't like how the machines are ultimately programmed to operate,
then worry about it and continue telling yourself it isn't true. I
guarantee if I were to post it over on vpFREE - which I obviously can
do whenever I choose - it would not only be the most responded-to
post ever....it would be agreed to in principle by the majority of
respondants. Yes, a handful of nerds and stuffy-head math geeks -
along with a few of the blinded followers who are simpleton losers -
would protest and cry foul becauase it would put them on tilt and
they'd lose sleep for weeks at a time thinking about the
ramifications to their formulas and math model baloney--but those are
the breaks. Actually, I just got a 'tingle' thinking about their
discomfort over it! Imagine the scrambling around they'd be involved
in. Why, it might even turn out to be a blessing in disguise---they
wouldn't be able to eat for months!

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@>
wrote:
> > > > I use QED when your response PROVEs exactly what I've been
> > > > saying. Anyone who claims to "have a better way than
> > > mathematically
> > > > proven approaches" is clearly a con man.
> > >
> > > I have a better way, and it's way better than your way.
> >
> > That's why it's called a con. QED.
>
> It's a way better way than your way, and you're way off.

QED.

> >
> > > > > You like to 'think' what you say is right, but that's

where

> > > you're
> > > > > your own worst enemy.
> > > >
> > > > Of course I am. Is that what winning makes me? Is that what
> > > following
> > > > the mathematical approach makes me? RIGHT! And, since you
claim
> > > the
> > > > proven math is WRONG, that makes you a LAF.
> > >
> > > Your own worst enemy.... Now what was LAF, cause I'm LAUGHing
at
> > you
> > > constantly!
> >
> > Sure you are, little man. Is that why you're babbling nonsense?
>
> ....so asks the man who's public enemy no. 1 to himself.

QED.

> >
> > > > > > > I have. My win record vs. theirs.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > First, that is not a proof.
> > > > >
> > > > > Ok. My recent win record vs. my past. Same thing. Firm
> > > undeniable
> > > > > proof.
> > > >
> > > > It has nothing to do with proof. You sound just like a

snake

> oil
> > > > salesman claiming an elixir has done wonderous things for

his

> > > health.
> > > > Until you provide mathematical PROOF that your winning is
> > anything
> > > > but luck, you will forever be labelled a CON MAN.
> > >
> > > I can prove my dumps in the am are of a high quality make-up,
and
> > it
> > > doesn't take MATH to prove it! So put down the slide rule and
> join
> > > the real world. You'll like it. Math not required to live or
> excel
> > > at anything.
> >
> > More babbling, I must really have got little Robbie flustered.
>
> I can see you now----trying to get the cobwebs out while
frantically
> searching for something to respond with. But uh-oh....the pea-

brain

> is stumped again, so stick in the word 'con' or 'babble' and hope
no
> one notices!

QED.

>
> > > > > >Second, we've seen your claims, now show us "theirs".
> > > > >
> > > > > You're kidding, right? Bob Dancer just went on vpFREE and
> > > said "I
> > > > had
> > > > > my 2nd best year ever in 2005". In other words, he lost a
> > little
> > > > more
> > > > > in '05 than he did in his best year.
> > > >
> > > > ROTFLMAO. You call that proof? Are you really this stupid?
> > >
> > > Repeating him defines me for the moment.
> >
> > I suppose, he is YOUR hero after all.
>
> Not quite. We both can't have the same hero.

We don't. Most of us don't require a hero to play a game.

> >
> > > > Hmmmm. Still not a single bit of PROOF, you are digging
> yourself
> > > in
> > > > deeper and deeper. DO you actually think people will

believe

> you
> > > > because you say it? You are making my job sooooooooo easy.
> > >
> > > Read it for yourself, but I'll have to warn you: She is good

at

> > > making people throw up.
> >
> > Still not a single intelligent thought. I think little Robbie

may

> > have hit the bottle way early today.
>
> Maybe around midnight or 1 I'll get in my 2 drinks.

One fifth and one quart.

>
> > > > > Lastly, you might as well claim that when someone wins
> > > > > > the lottery, it means everyone can easily win.

Nonsense.

Of
> > > > course,
> > > > > > we all know that there is no proof and that this is

part

of
> > > your
> > > > > con.
> > > > >
> > > > > You and your lottery and your megabucks. I have no idea
what
> > > you're
> > > > > saying, and i doubt if you do either.
> > > >
> > > > You know exactly what I'm saying. Of course, if you admit

the

> > > obvious
> > > > TRUTH in my statement that is one more nail in your cons'
> coffin.
> > >
> > > No idea still.
> >
> > QED.
>
> Now that REALLY helps!

Makes more sense than most of your babbling. If you don't want to

see

it try posting something that makes sense.

> > > > >
> > > > > > > > > Trouble is, a video poker hand is not a single
> > > > > > > > > mathematical event bounded by fact.
> > > > > > > >
> > > > > > > > There's a mouthful of BS.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > Whoaa! A little more than perturbed are we??
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Nope, just the facts, as usual.
> > > > >
> > > > > A new one. "A mouthful of BS" is now a fact. No

supporting

> info
> > > > > needed. It's just fact. Yippie!
> > > >
> > > > In your case it is a fact. Anyone who could utter the
> > > phrase "bounded
> > > > by fact" is clearly full of BS. And, to say that a VP hand
can
> > not
> > > be
> > > > described by math is utterly ridiculous.
> > >
> > > Who said I don't agree that a vp hand can't be described by
math?
> >
> > You implied it.
>
> You wander off the geek plane too much lately. I thought you
bazookas
> always say what you mean.

QED.

> >
> > > Of
> > > course it can....in a geek classroom setting only.
> >
> > Once again, little Robbie claims the laws of the universe only
> apply
> > when he wants them to.
> >
> > > > > On the contrary. My articles and site continuously tell

how

I
> > > know
> > > > I
> > > > > must make a bundle of errors, which is why I play slowly.
> > > >
> > > > Your saying that APers can't play slowly? What a crock.
> > >
> > > APer's play however it itches their addiction best.
> >
> > QED.
>
> Now I get it! QED is Latin for attempting to scratch an itch that
> cannot be located. No wonder you use it so often. Who would have
more
> of those phantom itches than a nerd getting slapped around at

every

> turn?

QED.

> > > > > You fools make believe you
> > > > > hardly make them, and if you didn't say that then you
> wouldn't
> > > > have
> > > > > a mathematical leg to stand on--which is at best
questionable
> > > even
> > > > > before that rant.
> > > >
> > > > So, according to little Robbie, if you follow his system

the

VP
> > > fairy
> > > > will give you improved results when you make mistakes. Not
only
> > > that
> > > > he once again states that proven math doesn't apply in his
> little
> > > > corner of the world. This is hilarious.
> > >
> > > Are you saying it's not possible to miss the 2-pr. and hold

the

> > 5's,
> > > and get 2 more on the draw? Is this what you call Geek-Latin?
> > > Precious.
> >
> > Nope, it happens to all gamblers not just you little man. You
can't
> > claim luck is a virtue of any particular system ... unless of
> course
> > you're perpetrating a con.
>
> Zzzzoooooom! Right over (or is it 'through'?) your head again.

Get

> with the program and try again.

QED.

> >
> > > > > What matters to
> > > > > > anyone is their personal results. Over time these

results

> > will
> > > > > > approach the expectation of the games they play (error
> rates
> > > > > > included). That is part of the infallible math.
> > > > >
> > > > > If and when any players approach the expected return of

the

> > > games
> > > > > they play, it's because of luck and little else.
> > > >
> > > > No, it's because it is exactly what the math predicts.

Anyone

> who
> > > > claims otherwise is CLEARLY trying to perpetrate a con.
> > >
> > > Since every winning hand is the total result of luck, math

has

> zero
> > > to do with it. Only a blind fool wouldn't see that.
> >
> > Only a con man would claim proven statistical methods don't

work.

> QED.
> >
> > > >
> > > > > Every winning hand
> > > > > is the result of luck. No skill in the world will allow

two

> > pair
> > > to
> > > > > come out when the deal button is pushed, and no amount of
> skill
> > > in
> > > > > the world will allow a resulting FH to appear on the

draw.

> > > Period.
> > > >
> > > > Not true (knowing you should hold two pair takes skill)
> > >
> > > HAHA! What a joke. It's common sense and not skill, as you
would
> > > rather call it to feel better now that I've grounded you and
your
> > > dumb ideas.
> >
> > Must not be all that common because I see people breaking up

two

> pair
> > all the time, even playing BP. So much for your con man BS.
>
> BS personified. Now you're claiming quite often that you are
usually
> watching other people play,

It's a bad habit, I know, but I almost always watch the first few
hands of those playing next to me.

> when it's against all geek philosophy not
> to be playing on and on and on with no breaks as often as

possible.

> Double-talk, but hardly at its best.

QED.

> >
> > >
> > > and clearly
> > > > not true for 1000s of hands. This is where the con gets
obvious.
> > >
> > > You nuts or just plain stupid? Every hand is independent and
has
> > > zero to do with others.
> >
> > And, that is exactly why statistical methods can be used to
predict
> > anyones' results over time.
> >
> > > That's where you idiots always get clobbered
> > > by me.
> >
> > No, this is where the con gets going. Please keep it up, you

make

> > yourself look more foolish every time you hit the keys.
> >
> > > First, you nervously dispute my statement while uncomfortably
> > > agreeing that no hand has anything at all to do with any

other

> (not
> > > just you, they ALL have done it) then you transform it into a
> > > scenario where you DO hitch the hands together in order to
> fulfill
> > > your fantasy about it.
> >
> > QED. Do we have a waiter in the house, I think Robbies' flask

is

> > getting a little low. This babbling on his part is making my

job

so
> > easy.
> >
> > What part of PROVEN math did you miss getting that MBA?

According

> to
> > Robbie, the drunkerd, you should be able to flip heads every

time

> you
> > flip a coin. Since there is no "hitch" then it should be easy.
> These
> > idiotic con man babblings are getting boring.
>
> You're so confused you're even mixing yourself up! First, all

hands

> are independent events.

That's why a statistical approach works. Thanks.

> Then, in order to fulfill the nerd
> proprietary sanction about vp theory, it's convenient to string

all

> hands together and come out with a mountain of BS.

Nope, nothing is strung together. They are independent and happen
sequentially in time. Maybe little Robbie plays ALL his hands at

the

same time?

> And you wonder why
> I look so good to most of the vp players in the world? You

couldn't

> help me out any more if you TRIED!

QED.

> > > > try the old illogic where if A implies B, then A implies C.
> > Sorry,
> > > > but no one is going to buy this BS. The math predicts you
will
> be
> > > > dealt a certain number of two pair hands over time. Since
there
> > > are 4
> > > > cards out of 47 that make it a full house, you will get the
> full
> > > > house 4/47 of the time ON AVERAGE. Luck has nothing to do
with
> > it.
> > > > It's all in the proven math.
> > >
> > > More 'on average' BS that never happens except on every other
> > > Tuesday night. That's how stupid you look.
> >
> > Every night, every day, everywhere. This is way too simple. You
> > really shouldn't post when you're drunk.
>
> I'll bring up one of your analogies to complete the pretty

picture

of
> the pie that just landed in your face. A ballplayer goes into his
> 89th game of the year with a .273 AVERAGE. Does he care what his
> score is as he steps up to the plate TODAY?

Nope, but his manager sure does. If he's hitting .100 then he
probably won't get to bat. You see the people responsible for

success

take a really good look at the statistical ramifications.

> Not a chance, but the
> geek accountants in lala land do, so they run the numbers faster
than
> a nerd getting his jock strap pulled over his head by the cool

guys

> in the boy's high school gym. You really are clueless, but maybe
now
> you're not any more.

QED.

> >
> > > >
> > > > > The cards come out, you're lucky. They don't, you're
unlucky.
> > > > Simple
> > > > > as that.
> > > >
> > > > The con man wants us to believe that proven statistical
methods
> > > for
> > > > predicting the outcome of random events somehow doesn't

apply

> to
> > > VP.
> > > > It's all part of his con. If he were to admit the obvious
facts
> > as
> > > I
> > > > presented them then his con would be kaput.
> > >
> > > I don't see you disputing my statement.
> >
> > And, what statement would that be?
>
> HALLO McFLY!!? Here's a slight hint: "The cards come out, you're
> lucky. They don't, you're unlucky. Simple as that.

QED. I've already shown that your argument is ridiculous because
statistical methods are defined to handle EXACTLY these situations.

>
> That you're babbling and drunk
> > again? I won't dispute that. If you're trying to use the
> independent
> > hands deinition to back up your nonsense, then I've already
> > completely debunked that BS. Those are exactly what statistical
> > methods predict. Thank you very much. Of course, we all know

that

> > stat is part of any MBA, so we all know you know what I'm

saying

is
> > true. That's why we all know this is a con. QED.
>
> The itch that just can't be located.... If it were a song it'd be
> music to my ears. It still is though, as I watch you become more
and
> more agitated while spewing more and more inconsistent theory and
> nonsense for every truth that I enlighten you with.

QED. No theory required, only simple, standard statistical methods.

> >
> > > Just the repititious tired
> > > old rhetoric that might even make a math professor puke.
> >
> > Just the facts, as usual.
> >
> > > > > But you dismiss the fact that my expectation was just

that--

> to
> > > be
> > > > > lucky.
> > > >
> > > > So is the "expectation" of 90% of the clueless players that
> enter
> > > a
> > > > casino. Even the ones playing slots and 72% payback keno.

So,

> is
> > > this
> > > > your proof that your system works? LMAO.
> > >
> > > You're talking clueless. Most vp players are not educated--

the

> ones
> > > on vpFREE probably are, they just don't know how to use it
until
> > > they sign up for my e-newsletters. I'm smarter than all AP's
and
> > > just about everyone else who plays video poker. That's why I
look
> > at
> > > luck as the only way to win.
> >
> > QED.
>
> Right on target again. DEQ'd again.

QED. The con mans last resort ... "I can make you luckier" ... what

a

complete crock.

> >
> > > > > Did I tell you I have a protected source. Know what that

is?

> > > >
> > > > BS.
> > >
> > > What's that?
> >
> > What you just spewed out.
>
> ??? Are you lost?

Not me. Can't you read?

> > > > > Common sense says it all, and a
> > > > > check of private records allows me to be so bold in my
> > > statements.
> > > >
> > > > Of course, wink, wink, "private records" "says it all",

wink,

> > wink.
> > >
> > > Any sense there--is that a nervous twitch or something? I'd
have
> > > been sued 50 times by now if people weren't afraid I'd bring
> their
> > > REAL records and lives into public picture. Nothing but
cowering
> is
> > > all I get from them once I step up to their plates.
> >
> > Wink, wink. QED.
>
> Hmmmm.... that's curious. Now you're winking at them. Are you
liking
> the Queen's facelift or something??

QED.

> > > > > > Why don't you challenge Bob or Jean to a sizeable bet
that
> > you
> > > > > would win if they have lost all this time? Of course, I'm
> sure
> > > they
> > > > > are not interested unless you make it very sizeable.
> > > > >
> > > > > They had their chances when offered to go in WITH AS MANY
> AP's
> > > AS
> > > > > THEY could muster in a $640k bet when the radio jock

walked

> > away
> > > on
> > > > > proof of winning - both ways - with his tail tucked

firmly

> > > between
> > > > > his legs. And Bob in 2001 made me go all the way to LV

with

a
> > > > $57,200
> > > > > cash bet only to back out at the last minute. What a

waste

of
> > > time
> > > > > THAT was. You yourself have scrambled away in your array

of

> > > escape
> > > > > routes and loopholes. No one will stand up to me, so my
> > official
> > > > word
> > > > > on it today, as requested/required by my publisher, is

not

to
> > > > accept
> > > > > or get involved with any more side bets because no one

will

> go
> > > the
> > > > > distance with me. That part's over, and I've firmly
> established
> > > my
> > > > > ranking. I'll still play tennis and bowl you, because

those

> are
> > > > > different events not involving my reputation of being the
> best.
> > > >
> > > > So many words but no proof. I asked for you to bet them

that

> they
> > > > have lost, not you have won. So, let's see you do it.

You've

> > > stated
> > > > they have lost, now here's your chance to get the proof.
> > >
> > > HELLO! The bet goes both ways McFLY!! HELLO!! Are you really
> there?
> >
> > You stated they have lost. Make a bet to back it up or admit

all

> > you're doing is lying.
>
> And they've stated I have lost.

That's not the issue here. You made a statement, I'm giving you
chance to back it up. You're waffling with idiotic excuses which is
proof to most of us that you lied.

> > > > > > They don't "promise" winning. Show one example where

they

> > > promise
> > > > > > everyone will win.
> > > > >
> > > > > Oh, I've done this SOOO many times over the years, and

I'm

> not
> > > > > looking for the articles any more. You should have kept

up

> with
> > > all
> > > > > this when you were starting to become addicted to the

game.

> > > >
> > > > Translation: no proof ... again. Are we seeing a trend?
> > >
> > > Or maybe that you aren't the clever Internet geek you portray
> > > yourself to be.....
> >
> > QED.
>
> Scratch scratch.

QED.

> >
> > > > > First, you should be ashamed to divulge you've played 4
> million
> > > > > hands.
> > > >
> > > > Nope, not in the least. Admittedly 3-play increases those
> numbers
> > > > faster than single line.
> > >
> > > Admittedly, you are a very sick person who's squandering away
> > what's
> > > left of his declining years.
> >
> > Or, I'm living the good life and enjoying every minute of it.
> Unlike
> > little Robbie who FAILED trying to do EXACTLY what I'm doing
right
> > now. The jealousy pours out of him in torrents.
>
> Let's see....the "good Life". Casinos and video poker on the mind
> 24/7, and can't wait to get to Minn. because the Indian casinos

are

> just WAITING to give an addict a fix. Vacations can never be

taken

> without incorporating gambling, and nothing else is meaningful

any

> longer. A sick compulsion little dicky. Now HOW good is that
> pathological gambling life again??

QED. The jealousy really is significant. I live the life little
Robbie couldn't handle.

> >
> > > >
> > > > > That only further certifies how nuts you are. If you're
ahead
> > > > > and you keep winning, then it's because of very good luck
and
> > > > little
> > > > > else.
> > > >
> > > > I see, you're still claiming the proven math doesn't work.
But,
> I
> > > > just showed you that it does work and I was a little on the
> > > unlucky
> > > > side of the mean. Your con is so obvious.
> >
> > And so is his lack of response.
> >
> > > > > I wonder....with all this bragging tell us why you don't
play
> > at
> > > > > higher denominations.
> > > >
> > > > Two reasons: 1) The better plays are at the lower denoms.
> > >
> > > No they're not. I know of 3 103+%er's in LV right now at $5

and

> > > above. And they're always somewhere. You just go to the wrong
> > dumps.
> >
> > Could be, I don't scout as often as I should. Isn't it
interesting
> > that the con man, who earlier in his post blasted math, now

makes

a
> > mathematical statement like this. QED.
>
> I get input from everywhere all day long, which is how I know
you're
> full of it. You make up a story about why you don't play at

higher

> levels, I rip it to shreds,

Of course you do. However, I think it's fairly obvious that little
Robbie made up these plays. Just like he made up his statements

about

Bob and Jean and now is scrambling to get out of it.

> then you peel down the onion of
> convenience until you manufacture something that you think

protects

> your face from the egg. WRONG!!

QED.

> >
> > >
> > > When I can
> > > > get a 2% edge, why play at 1% or less. 2) I don't need the
> money.
> > > >
> > > > > The positive EV is there moreso than on 25c &
> > > > > 50c if you know where to go. I've got a good idea, but
let's
> > > hear
> > > > > your side after you have a few hours to think something

up.

> > > >
> > > > It appears you already knew part of the answer. I will
consider
> > > > moving up in denom if the right situation comes about. So
far,
> it
> > > > hasn't happened (except for the $1 FPDW at ACD last fall).
> > >
> > > And you call yourself a true AP? you don't even know what's
what
> on
> > > the streets of your own city!
> >
> > No one can know what's available everywhere. I'm sure that

lot's

of
> > good plays come and go and I miss them. That's one of the
downfalls
> > of only putting in 2.5 hrs on average.
>
> What...huh...?? You're stepping into a big pile of your own stuff
> right now and it's giving you a beet red face.

Waaa....haaaa.....I

> want my momma....! Stop whining and admit you're a certified bozo
> when it comes to AP video poker.

QED.

> >
> >> > > fact,
> > > > > > the
> > > > > > > more you go to casinos and destroy those 2.5 hours a
day,
> > > the
> > > > > > closer
> > > > > > > you'll get to being UNABLE to travel to them any
longer.
> > > > > >
> > > > > > Are they installing road blocks? Robbie is really

digging

> > deep
> > > > now.
> > > > >
> > > > > Just check out the path Elliot took. Amen. Maybe you'll

get

> > into
> > > > your
> > > > > 80's if you choose to listen to me.
> > > >
> > > > Let's see, I just read in the obits about someone who died

in

a
> > > car
> > > > accident, one might suggest you stop working on cars,
> > >
> > > How far will you make believe in order to look only like a
> regular
> > > fool? Tell us, did your 'obit' say how fast his car was going
in
> > the
> > > garage??
> >
> > Just showing how idiotic your statement was. You fell for it
hook,
> > line and Singer.
>
> ??? Let me think this one out.

That would be a first. But, please, take your time.

> I continually tell a 75-79 year old
> man who has a bad habit of going to casinos every day for hours,
that
> his life is not/will not be of good quality and he will shave

years

> off his days breathing--then he drops dead--and you think that's
not
> an accurate account of what casinos can do to foolish locals?

Pure BS. Like you really care what happens to anyone else. You've
made that perfectly obvious here.

> You're
> stamped with the same disease speeders and wreckless drivers

have.

> They'll never listen, and as sure as LV wins consistently from
> gamblers they'll always say "it's the other guys who are at

driving

> badly". But when the day of reckoning arrives, only then will

they

> begin to hear those words of wisdom--only it's usually too late.
> You're at big risk little dicky. And this advice is free--just

like

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> with everything else I help vp players with.

QED. I wonder why Robbie yearned to live the LV lifestyle he now
denigrates. Then, when he couldn't make the grade, it becomes so
unhealthy. You are so obvious it's amusing.

--- In FREEvpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "rsing1111" <rsinger1111@...>
wrote:

Sorry little dicky, but all I read was the first reply. Since all

you

can do when stuck is claim con and qed along with the constant

denial

of your problem with gambling, I'm not reading or continuing this
effort.

LMAO. It appears the undenialable truth of Robbies' con is, once
again, making him rethink his choice of debating me.

The real issue is on the other thread anyway because it
follows the Undeniable Truth's exposed path of guru-deception,
denial, hypocracy, and danger to players of all abilities.

No, it's just more of your BS/con. I'll expose it exactly the same as
I've exposed it here.

You don't
like that I win with 95% negative EV play then deal with it.

Like I've said many times, I don't care what you've done, because it
makes no difference to anyone trying to determine the best approach
in the future.

You
don't like how the machines are ultimately programmed to operate,

I think they are programmed just fine. I have no need to invent
illegal hot/cold cycles and illegal secondary programming to further
an obvious con.

then worry about it and continue telling yourself it isn't true. I
guarantee if I were to post it over on vpFREE - which I obviously

can

do whenever I choose - it would not only be the most responded-to
post ever....it would be agreed to in principle by the majority of
respondants.

No doubt it would get lots of responses pointing out the illegality,
just as I have done.

Yes, a handful of nerds and stuffy-head math geeks -
along with a few of the blinded followers who are simpleton losers -

would protest and cry foul becauase it would put them on tilt and
they'd lose sleep for weeks at a time thinking about the
ramifications to their formulas and math model baloney--but those

are

the breaks.

Robbies' fantasy world continues.

Actually, I just got a 'tingle' thinking about their
discomfort over it!

Why am I not surprised.

Imagine the scrambling around they'd be involved
in. Why, it might even turn out to be a blessing in disguise---they
wouldn't be able to eat for months!

LMAO. Is this best you can do while sticking your tail between your
legs and admitting defeat?

LMAO. It appears the undenialable truth of Robbies' con is, once
again, making him rethink his choice of debating me.

I kinda think when someone has no way out other than to use the words
con and qed, it's not a debate any longer. You confirm that by your
constant altering of the thread name to build your confidence on-the-
go. Entertaining, but defeatist.

> The real issue is on the other thread anyway because it
> follows the Undeniable Truth's exposed path of guru-deception,
> denial, hypocracy, and danger to players of all abilities.

No, it's just more of your BS/con. I'll expose it exactly the same

as I've exposed it here.

Exactly as I expect--you'll use those meaningless escape words once
you get stuck or confused--just as you've done here.

> You don't
> like that I win with 95% negative EV play then deal with it

Like I've said many times, I don't care what you've done, because

it makes no difference to anyone trying to determine the best
approach in the future.

Playing "Switch the question" again, are we? Yes you do care about
what "I've done" and it shows in every post. I manipulate you like
the tooth fairy and you're so discombobulated it goes right through
the hole in your head.

> You
> don't like how the machines are ultimately programmed to operate,

I think they are programmed just fine. I have no need to invent
illegal hot/cold cycles and illegal secondary programming to

further an obvious con.

Problem #1: Nerds are trained to think....only TO DO. Problem #2:
It's obvious you're uncomfortable - and constantly wondering - with
the programming otherwise you wouldn't be bringing it up so often
when it's all be said. I've known for a long time which of your
agitatation & irate buttons to push - and when.

> then worry about it and continue telling yourself it isn't true.

I guarantee if I were to post it over on vpFREE - which I obviously

can do whenever I choose - it would not only be the most responded-

to post ever....it would be agreed to in principle by the majority of

respondants.

No doubt it would get lots of responses pointing out the

illegality, just as I have done.

Is that a loophole or just another confirmation that you're stumped?

> Yes, a handful of nerds and stuffy-head math geeks -
> along with a few of the blinded followers who are simpleton

losers -would protest and cry foul becauase it would put them on tilt
and they'd lose sleep for weeks at a time thinking about the

ramifications to their formulas and math model baloney--but those
are the breaks.

Robbies' fantasy world continues.

> Actually, I just got a 'tingle' thinking about their discomfort

over it!

Why am I not surprised.

Because you know of the satisfying tingling I get here all the time
when I'm crowning you with the dunce cap.

> Imagine the scrambling around they'd be involved in. Why, it

might even turn out to be a blessing in disguise---they wouldn't be
able to eat for months!

LMAO. Is this best you can do while sticking your tail between your
legs and admitting defeat?

I know....that was a difficult dig for you to come up with anything
clever to response with. Still, don't hold back looking at those
vpfree luncheon pics. For all the sour 365 winter days up there in
Minn. there's got to be some laughable ones. These pictures will do
it. Then check out all the guru pics. Why, the only attractive/fit
one in the bunch is Deam Zamzow, and that's mainly because he lives
not 15 minutes from here!

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