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How does Rob's resignation factor in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Sarcasm
If Robbie had that much pull, they hung on for dear life as long as Sears did !Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Here is some more Sarcasm...
(Don't be offended as I thought Dan's Post was funny and I agree with many of Dan Druff's political viewpoints)
DAN DRUFF CANCELLED FOR USING THE WORD GAY IN A DEROGATORY CONTEXT!
https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...l=1#post961293
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Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I lifted this from the Newell thread:
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Obviously, I have too much time on my hands today. Four inches of snow. Doesn't snow you in in Pennsylvania, but it limits you when you live on the side of a little mountain in Tennessee.
I was reading KJ's signature quote from Dan Druff and the title of this thread. It's sad. If you take away the non-math bullshitting by Singer, he had real good Las Vegas knowledge stretching back decades, presumably before wrecking his bankroll. He knew what was what and who was trying to do to whom around town. It's terrible that he went off the rails.
I was reminded of this because the print edition of Gaming Today will cease publishing after the SB. GT was sold, and the print edition will be no more. When I was hanging in LV 100 days out of each year for decades, I could count on picking up GT in the sports books and often seeing Rob's smiling puss on the front page. He got placed on the front page quite often, which was pretty weird because GT also had columns by video poker APs who were in direct contradiction to "Singer's" column. GT's print version becomes a bit of history. Glad I finished in the top 10 of the last NFL contest.
I heard that the back issues are good for insulating the walls of campers.
I like the "later fag" one better.Quote:
Originally Posted by monet
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Originally Posted by MaxPen
They were of no real value for actually gambling, but if you had to sit in a sports book, drink a coffee and eat a danish, they were okay reading material. They were for tourists, but Monti Rock had an entertainment column and there was usually a reasonably informative casino business column or two. Then again, there was an equivalent of a "Page Four" girl somewhere, and a column trying to help people win at keno, so it wasn't exactly high brow reading. It was an odd mix -- covered all the bases.
Good one Druff!
The real question is "who is Rob Singer?" And that has pretty much been answered here in recent days and weeks, or maybe a slow drip of a real answer culminating in recent days. Rob Singer is/was a fictional character. Nothing more.
So the real question becomes. Why would Gaming Today have a fictitious character, writing as though his experiences were real. Almost seems some culpability to that.
it'$hut down ... no, Gambling Today. ---> You Got Nothing I Want.
https://anagram-solver.net/it%275hut...y?partial=true
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-BiJKq7ynms
Crappy song. Oh, well, slow day.
Dan should have made them an offer. Heck, Singer is right here.
When and where did Rob wreck his bankroll? What was he playing? Sounds like a pretty juicy story. How about giving us the details. Just the facts please. No speculation.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I lifted this from the Newell thread:
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Obviously, I have too much time on my hands today. Four inches of snow. Doesn't snow you in in Pennsylvania, but it limits you when you live on the side of a little mountain in Tennessee.
I was reading KJ's signature quote from Dan Druff and the title of this thread. It's sad. If you take away the non-math bullshitting by Singer, he had real good Las Vegas knowledge stretching back decades, presumably before wrecking his bankroll. He knew what was what and who was trying to do to whom around town. It's terrible that he went off the rails.
I was reminded of this because the print edition of Gaming Today will cease publishing after the SB. GT was sold, and the print edition will be no more. When I was hanging in LV 100 days out of each year for decades, I could count on picking up GT in the sports books and often seeing Rob's smiling puss on the front page. He got placed on the front page quite often, which was pretty weird because GT also had columns by video poker APs who were in direct contradiction to "Singer's" column. GT's print version becomes a bit of history. Glad I finished in the top 10 of the last NFL contest.
Bob Dancer is a fictitious name that used to write for Gaming Today.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
Ok, Bob Dancer is a pen name or fictitious name and if he used that name to write articles and claims that are not real, he should be called out. I am not familiar with him, so I have no idea. Are you saying Bob Dancers claims are not real? If so, you should call him out.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmBob Dancer is a fictitious name that used to write for Gaming Today.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
His real name is William Jackoff.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmBob Dancer is a fictitious name that used to write for Gaming Today.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
Shouldn't his name be Richard Jackoff? (dick)Quote:
Originally Posted by OzzyHis real name is William Jackoff.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmBob Dancer is a fictitious name that used to write for Gaming Today.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJ
And by the way you can't post that as it is doxing. :cool:
Could you imagine having Richard Peters Johnson for a full name?
Might as well make him a "jr". :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
i knew a gal named "Cockburn."Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
Her love was infectious.
I really blew this one...so to speak.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJMight as well make him a "jr". :DQuote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
I should have said: Might as well make him a jr, for good measure....or lack there of. ;)
Sorry, was asleep at the wheel.