[QUOTE=Alan Mendelson;33920]And what's wrong with also asking others here on the forum if they have tried or considered it?Nothing wrong with it.
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[QUOTE=Alan Mendelson;33920]And what's wrong with also asking others here on the forum if they have tried or considered it?Nothing wrong with it.
WHAT? You actually don't understand the analogy do you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
What I understand is that you are throwing out reasons why you think it doesn't work. That's fine. You've given your opinion. I want to see for myself, and I've asked if anyone else has tested it.Quote:
Originally Posted by quahaug
You can only test it by charting. Where are the charts? Well, you don't have charts, redietz doesn't have charts, Arc doesn't have charts. So without charts we're back at square one:
I am curious to see if TA can be applied to gambling.
Typical making it up on the go instead of providing absolute proof again. Lets see the proof of who this aces is and who fieldcommand is and prove that he never manipulated any of the messages while you're at it. Arci claims the same lie about others being me all the time. Look what God did to him as his punishment :) which is only one of the reasons why I laugh at him and his destroyed life all the time. CDDENVER was always lying about me also, as was Skip Hughes. Now guess which view of a horse's butt they get to see in action.Quote:
Originally Posted by fpdw2015
It might be good for you if you're an atheist.
I believe these guys had some sensitive spot touched when you asked the question the first time. People who just don't want anything to be because they don't really understand it always go on the offensive by trying to first rub you out by claiming you proclaimed something, and when they realize what fools they're making of themselves they backtrack a bit, and because they can't prove or disprove anything they say, they denigrate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
The only charts these guys have are weight-gain charts, and arci has a special chart that tells him how shiny that oily balding spot on his forehead gets when he sweats it out over my posts.
"A former card counter who's been banned from global blackjack pits and would never play any game where he has no edge, François has worked out a strategy that remains invisible to the casinos."Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
http://www.cigaraficionado.com/webfe...-Baccarat_7153
Investment and banker types have been banned from casinos for winning too much at baccarat. You just have to put in the serious time to figure out how, before heading off to the sirens of the casinos.
The article talked about baccarat as a losing proposition. What was your point in posting it?Quote:
Originally Posted by OneHitWonder
Rob, you have no chance to go to heaven.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
As I read the article I saw references to one player who won following patterns. I also noted with interest how the long term in the game was about 15 million hands.Quote:
Originally Posted by quahaug
In the back of my mind, I have the feeling the casinos hope for players with "paralysis thru analysis".
Explain that for me, please.Quote:
Originally Posted by slingshot
He claimed to win. The other guy said the casinos loved system players and wanted the first guys action. Of course you'll win following patterns you'll also lose following patterns. As a matter of fact you can get the same effect as that guys system by playing, heads-banker, tails- player on the flip of a magic baccarat coin. Also the writer mentioned the Asian players saying "monkey" I don't think they're saying "monkey" it just sounds like that to us. Asian players say it in all kinds of games. It doesn't have a specific meaning exclusively to baccarat so I wonder how much the writer of this fill in piece of fluff knows about his subject in the first place.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
If each session is separate and different, how can any info be suitable for the next session. One example happened to me several months ago. I MISSED a Royal by not holding a suited 10 to an A. I was sick, but moved to the next machine and 4 to a Royal came on the screen and HIT! By analysis, I shouldn't have won 2 Royals side by side- which could have happened.:cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
"monkey" is a face card.Quote:
Originally Posted by quahaug
Face cards have pictures of "monkeys" on them...they are calling for a face card to be be dealt.
Is this not obvious?
I always thought "monkey" was actually the word "monarchy" for the "royalty" appearing on face cards. To say "monkey" was to call for a face card. The same way I call for a deuce when I am all in pre-flop and my opponent is drawing with high cards to the river.
It's not that complicated...humans are monkeys.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
But after our similar posts somebody will no doubt accuse me of being your sockpuppet, or some such nonsense.
I doubt monkey in English is the same word in Chinese. I could be wrong though. I thought they were saying a word or words that sound like mon kee. Face card in blackjack too?
Probably means different things to different people. I'm sure some people say it just for good luck.
Are all Asians are Chinese?Quote:
Originally Posted by quahaug
Yes...they are calling for a face card to be dealt because it will win the hand for them...even non-Asians call for the monkey.
A facecard in blackjack to bust the dealer, a facecard in baccarat to add 0 to the hand.
Are you sure that you have any casino experience?
It's hard to believe that you did not know that "monkey" means facecard.
Here are some articles about how the "monkey" means "monarchy" or face card depicting a royal such as a king or queen or jack:
http://scoblete.casinocitytimes.com/...f-monkey-59432
http://www.answers.com/Q/Why_do_Asia...ying_blackjack
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/i...7225320AAtskk4