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Are those departments next to the Cyber Police FraudJ likes to run to? What a joke,...RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
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Originally Posted by SeedvalueWhat are you blabbing about lolQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Moving money around meaning if you and a partner are in on a play you better be tight because they could run off with your cash. You also need certified funds to take advantage of the big host offers dumbo. Your bank would shut you down long before anyone if the funds are not seasoned, and legit.
Your post just reveals how broke you must be. Anyone betting significant sums online understands what I’m saying lol
In addition you basically revealed you’re a rat bastard lol. Maybe that’s why you are in Tennessee probably in witness protection after snitching on the Mobbed up guys you say you’re connected with.
Again if you have ever been offered a 100 percent deposit bonus up to 20k from a regulated US site you would know not just anyone can send it. Just keep betting in the free contest and living in witness protection rat lol
He’s a perfect example of the broke jealous rats that are basically in every casino and on these forums. Frauds who busted out of the game and only have stories to tell.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenAre those departments next to the Cyber Police FraudJ likes to run to? What a joke,...RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
By the way red you wouldn’t even understand how hard it is to get money into the high stakes poker games you see on stream. It’s a legit problem that a hand full of people normally handle. Again red is Just a complete moron who clearly hasn’t bet anything significant.
Singer has it right the guy is from Mars.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenAre those departments next to the Cyber Police FraudJ likes to run to? What a joke,...RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
That's just it kew: Trubisky is starting for the Steelers, and I like him better than Pickett. NE is completely demoralized right now and their locker room is said to be like the walking dead. OTOH, Pittsburgh is actually well into the playoff mix and has something real to play for....and at home.Quote:
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Originally Posted by AxelWolfI have to put some rollover in any way so I'm going to bet big on this. It better win, or I'm going to hold you personally responsible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
Axelwolf, I hope you are playing with Rob. This is a horrible game. Pittsburgh's playing a backup quarterback and the Patriots are just bad. Bad game. Somebody has to win I guess, but this isn't a game I would run towards.
If somehow NE wins or covers, I lose. And I'll be shocked. I'm seeing a double digit win for the home team tonight.
I for one am printing out all my old posts and DMs and burning them.
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Originally Posted by SeedvalueQuote:
Originally Posted by SeedvalueWhat are you blabbing about lolQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Moving money around meaning if you and a partner are in on a play you better be tight because they could run off with your cash. You also need certified funds to take advantage of the big host offers dumbo. Your bank would shut you down long before anyone if the funds are not seasoned, and legit.
Your post just reveals how broke you must be. Anyone betting significant sums online understands what I’m saying lol
In addition you basically revealed you’re a rat bastard lol. Maybe that’s why you are in Tennessee probably in witness protection after snitching on the Mobbed up guys you say you’re connected with.
Again if you have ever been offered a 100 percent deposit bonus up to 20k from a regulated US site you would know not just anyone can send it. Just keep betting in the free contest and living in witness protection rat lol
I just had a conversation two days ago with a retired bookmaker who sent more money across this great country by varieties of mail hundreds of times in ways you probably think can't be done. As to who can do what with various amounts of money, you are exposing yourself (as you did with the prostitution remarks) as not the brightest or most experienced bulb.
If you're dealing with regulated US sites, you should just have runners deliver money. Why would you, with such alleged networking and people under you, sweat "sending" money at all? And then complain about what savvy it takes to do so? Do you actually sweat having someone deliver 20K for you? That doesn't remotely sound like an AP Moriarty. It sounds like a self-contradictory fairy tale.
Your problem on these forums is that when you get wound up, you make narrative errors.
Have a good one, Seed.
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Originally Posted by Seedvalue
In addition you basically revealed you’re a rat bastard lol. Maybe that’s why you are in Tennessee probably in witness protection after snitching on the Mobbed up guys you say you’re connected with.
Again if you have ever been offered a 100 percent deposit bonus up to 20k from a regulated US site you would know not just anyone can send it. Just keep betting in the free contest and living in witness protection rat lol
I just had a conversation two days ago with a retired bookmaker who sent more money across this great country by varieties of mail hundreds of times in ways you probably think can't be done. As to who can do what with various amounts of money, you are exposing yourself (as you did with the prostitution remarks) as not the brightest or most experienced bulb.
If you're dealing with regulated US sites, you should just have runners deliver money. Why would you, with such alleged networking and people under you, sweat "sending" money at all? And then complain about what savvy it takes to do so? Do you actually sweat having someone deliver 20K for you? That doesn't remotely sound like an AP Moriarty. It sounds like a self-contradictory fairy tale.
Your problem on these forums is that when you get wound up, you make narrative errors.
Have a good one, Seed.
Listen rat I’m not making up narratives only a rat Fuck would even suggest telling reporting people. It’s clear you are a rat.
As far as transferring money for gambling online I’ve only transferred millions of dollars since 2004. I played at the time 2004 to 2008 the highest limits of online poker back during the net teller and epassport days. Then after they closed and we had to wire money to randoms to load our stars and full tilt accounts. I was winning, losing, and transfering more money per day then you probably bet in a year. In addition at the time I was one of the backers of the biggest stable of online poker tournament grinders. I’ve had multiple banks account closed due to online gamble transactions. I was even at one point banned from wiring money through money gram at Walmart. I’ve had “runners “ even banned from different services. Mind you these are all legal above board transactions not illegal book making mob shit that you like to brag about.
So once again as you live vivaciously Through your Mobbed up associates you fail to understand what I’m talking about. There are multiple ways to do online transactions but the nuances that I’m referring to are specifically related to multi accounting online casino and sports bonuses in a way to avoid detection in todays climate. Something you clearly have stated you know nothing about, and think is beneath you. That pride again clouds your judgment. There’s also nothing illegal or noteworthy to report to the agencies you referenced. All thes transactions are legal at US sites. I’m not running some illegal book like you did back in PA riding around to the local bars and restaurants picking up money. That’s you not me, and probably why you reside in witness protection in Tennessee.
Basically you have been exposed to be a fraud and a rat to boot. A sad existence of a man only left with stories of years past “not yours” but the mobbed up guys you want all of us to fear lol. Your nothing more then a rat fuck fraud
For the record, I have never booked a game in my life. LOL.
And the Wal-Mart thing -- again, you have a real high opinion of yourself. I don't think I sent any huge amounts of money via wire, and I was banned by MoneyGram for a stretch. Was banned by Western Union. Happens all the time, so don't make it like you were a dangerous dude because Wal-Mart banned you. I never figured out their criteria for banning; had to do with Nicaragua, probably. I asked a few times, but never got a clear answer.
If the criteria for being a big deal is being banned by MoneyGram at Wal-Mart -- pretty funny -- then I guess I'm a big deal, too.
Note to readers: MoneyGram either changed their policies again or have an expiration date on banning.
Seed, again, you got wound up and exposed yourself. Anybody moving ANY money to and from books via MoneyGram was restricted. It doesn't mean, at all, that you were a big deal. If you sent a couple hundred dollars, you were on the list.
And finally, the anonymous folks who toss around the word "fraud" are probably, well, fill in the obvious blank. I was a little surprised that, in a previous post, Seed thought loading a book with 20K and getting 100% bonus was a big deal. It's not.
I must repeat -- who in his right mind brags about being banned using MoneyGram at Wal-Mart? You can't even send decent amounts of money.
Never got banned for a few hundred dollars I don’t know anyone who got banned for a fee hundred. I define a big deal as someone who made a minimum “and kept” mid 8 figures gambling. Someone who has done This most likely made others low 7 figures. That’s my definition of a big deal to clarify.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
And yes 20k casino match from a US online Casino match with a 2x play through is a big deal. You Run 30 guys through the bonus in a few weeks it’s a good little score. You can’t find hat currently or since. So I would say it’s a big deal.
Red give it up you try to act smart and all, but you showed your true colors by referencing reporting my post. For some one who brags about all you mob contacts it only lends credence to my theory you reside in Witness protection.
Keep pounding those free contest
One more thing Mickey already exposed you as a fraud. The gambling with and edge guys could not even verify you lol. I could get Richard to verify my claims with back up from the top AP and poker players in the world with a few phone calls Those who know me understand I don’t need or care about such things. I literally just want to beat casinos for everything I can. I don’t like Their predatory business practices and I like the cat and mouse game. I really don’t give two Fucks who believes me. The only opinion that matters to me are the ones in my circle. However I think guys like you the rat fucks of the world who snitch to casino surveillance or whoever are low life scum bags. I didn’t think that’s what you were but here we are
That`s good, because I seriously doubt anyone does. DipshitQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Uh oh. Seed may have stepped in it...again.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeystoneThat`s good, because I seriously doubt anyone does. DipshitQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Seed, I'll give you a chance to erase those posts above. Just a mild recommendation, mind you.
How can anyone claim to be a bad gambling dude because they got shut down by MoneyGram at Wal-mart?? I gotta put that on my resume. If only I had put that on my resume, rather than three top college football profit rankings the last five years of Tipsters or Gypsters?, I'd have respect! I could have been somebody.
Seed, I'll be in LV the 18th through the 22nd. If you want to call me a rat fuck on camera, get in touch. Looking forward to it.
I won’t be but I will be in your neck of the woods in a few months. What are you going to do old man film me so you can rat lol . Pathetic rat POS. Just like you threatened to blow up Micks car or whatever.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzUh oh. Seed may have stepped in it...again.Quote:
Originally Posted by KeystoneThat`s good, because I seriously doubt anyone does. DipshitQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Seed, I'll give you a chance to erase those posts above. Just a mild recommendation, mind you.
How can anyone claim to be a bad gambling dude because they got shut down by MoneyGram at Wal-mart?? I gotta put that on my resume. If only I had put that on my resume, rather than three top college football profit rankings the last five years of Tipsters or Gypsters?, I'd have respect! I could have been somebody.
Seed, I'll be in LV the 18th through the 22nd. If you want to call me a rat fuck on camera, get in touch. Looking forward to it.
You are nobody. At least Kew can pay his bills.
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Originally Posted by KeystoneThat`s good, because I seriously doubt anyone does. DipshitQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
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Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Let me get this straight. It's my fault that you reported online that you use other people to routinely move money via wire services. You writing that is my responsibility.
Well, maybe you're right. LOL. Or maybe you need to think a little harder before wandering into topics that undermine you. Nobody has a gun to your head when you post about potentially illegal wire transfers, or you not knowing prostitution is illegal in LV, or you not knowing MoneyGram moves very little money, or you not knowing that anybody sending any amounts to certain countries was on the MoneyGram banned list. I'm sorry if I, unfortunately, knew enough to point these things out.
I suggest sticking to other topics. Maybe poker or Piggy Banking or something.
I remember reading about 40 years ago that prostitution was legal in Nevada. So I thought it was legal everywhere in the state. Years later I learned that Clark and Washoe counties were exempt. Not knowing what the exact law said doesn't mean I was an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Let me get this straight. It's my fault that you reported online that you use other people to routinely move money via wire services. You writing that is my responsibility.
Well, maybe you're right. LOL. Or maybe you need to think a little harder before wandering into topics that undermine you. Nobody has a gun to your head when you post about potentially illegal wire transfers, or you not knowing prostitution is illegal in LV, or you not knowing MoneyGram moves very little money, or you not knowing that anybody sending any amounts to certain countries was on the MoneyGram banned list. I'm sorry if I, unfortunately, knew enough to point these things out.
I suggest sticking to other topics. Maybe poker or Piggy Banking or something.
Evenbob Dietz, when you first learned prostitution was legal in Nevada did you learn at the exact same time that Clark and Washoe were excluded from the law? Because if you did you are most likely a rarity. But it's irrelevant anyway. You are scratching for any dig you can get.
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Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Let me get this straight. It's my fault that you reported online that you use other people to routinely move money via wire services. You writing that is my responsibility.
Well, maybe you're right. LOL. Or maybe you need to think a little harder before wandering into topics that undermine you. Nobody has a gun to your head when you post about potentially illegal wire transfers, or you not knowing prostitution is illegal in LV, or you not knowing MoneyGram moves very little money, or you not knowing that anybody sending any amounts to certain countries was on the MoneyGram banned list. I'm sorry if I, unfortunately, knew enough to point these things out.
I suggest sticking to other topics. Maybe poker or Piggy Banking or something.
My god how stupid are you man. Literally nothing about moving money around online is remotely illegal dumb ass. I said when clearing casino bonus across multiple accounts where for example you where betting both sides of a game there are nuances to the methods to avoid detection by the providers. Since you are so far out of the loop you don’t have one clue what I’m talking about. Your dumb ass went to referencing the FBI. iRS and homeland security lol. That’s how far gone you are little guy. What a chump you must be on top of having a rat mindset lol. It’s over your head
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Originally Posted by SeedvalueQuote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Let me get this straight. It's my fault that you reported online that you use other people to routinely move money via wire services. You writing that is my responsibility.
Well, maybe you're right. LOL. Or maybe you need to think a little harder before wandering into topics that undermine you. Nobody has a gun to your head when you post about potentially illegal wire transfers, or you not knowing prostitution is illegal in LV, or you not knowing MoneyGram moves very little money, or you not knowing that anybody sending any amounts to certain countries was on the MoneyGram banned list. I'm sorry if I, unfortunately, knew enough to point these things out.
I suggest sticking to other topics. Maybe poker or Piggy Banking or something.
My god how stupid are you man. Literally nothing about moving money around online is remotely illegal dumb ass. I said when clearing casino bonus across multiple accounts where for example you where betting both sides of a game there are nuances to the methods to avoid detection by the providers. Since you are so far out of the loop you don’t have one clue what I’m talking about. Your dumb ass went to referencing the FBI. iRS and homeland security lol. That’s how far gone you are little guy. What a chump you must be on top of having a rat mindset lol. It’s over your head
One last point it’s 2024 piggy banking was before my time and irrelevant now. Early dementia must be setting in. Next your going to tell us about seeing Jaws in 3d. What a loon
He pays for young dick that’s why he knows allQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmI remember reading about 40 years ago that prostitution was legal in Nevada. So I thought it was legal everywhere in the state. Years later I learned that Clark and Washoe counties were exempt. Not knowing what the exact law said doesn't mean I was an idiot.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Let me get this straight. It's my fault that you reported online that you use other people to routinely move money via wire services. You writing that is my responsibility.
Well, maybe you're right. LOL. Or maybe you need to think a little harder before wandering into topics that undermine you. Nobody has a gun to your head when you post about potentially illegal wire transfers, or you not knowing prostitution is illegal in LV, or you not knowing MoneyGram moves very little money, or you not knowing that anybody sending any amounts to certain countries was on the MoneyGram banned list. I'm sorry if I, unfortunately, knew enough to point these things out.
I suggest sticking to other topics. Maybe poker or Piggy Banking or something.
Evenbob Dietz, when you first learned prostitution was legal in Nevada did you learn at the exact same time that Clark and Washoe were excluded from the law? Because if you did you are most likely a rarity. But it's irrelevant anyway. You are scratching for any dig you can get.
About it.
Myself I always assumed it was legal because of how aggressive the escorts are in the city. I’ve never had to pay for sex so I didn’t know . After Sandusky went to prison red needed to fill the void his cock left so it’s no wonder he’s up on all the prostitution laws
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Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
If nothing else Rob is always good for a laugh. That would be laughing AT him, not with him. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
Those of us that wager regularly on sports are wrong 50% or more of the time, so I don't bust on him for that. What makes Rob an idiot is saying "there is zero chance" and then not only does the team not cover but doesn't even win the game. Anybody that says "there is zero chance" just doesn't understand the math.....but then again, we have known that about Rob for a very long time. :rolleyes:
Keep the math real baby
My co-host of the Walters book club meeting had the Pats. That puts the co-host at 44-22 ATS for the season in the five games per week format at BetOnlines' Mega-Contest.
Unbelievably good. With the kinds of teams the co-host is taking, I cringe at the prospects for 0-5 blow-outs. But has not happened. Only loss in the co-host's last six games was Saints by half a point. Will see where the co-host stands tomorrow at BetOnline. Went into tonight in 20th out of 20,000. I'm in 1300th or thereabouts, which actually ain't bad.
Yeah and I’m fist currently out of 20kQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Could you be the original fraud of all these forums ? It sure looks like it Sandusky sucker
Not for long cus my friend who knows a friend who knows a guy who works for a guy is in the top 20k and he is taking first because he has multiple entries.Quote:
Originally Posted by SeedvalueYeah and I’m fist currently out of 20kQuote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Could you be the original fraud of all these forums ? It sure looks like it Sandusky sucker
10k prize money divided by 30k entries = how much value?
Yes, I started out with that one machine play, Piggy Bankin'. And it was my first time doing an empirical study of a game. But I've done hundreds since. I take a pic of every new exploitable game that hits the casinos. Here is the current crop of games out there I've done empirical studies on to find the vulnerabilities. Some of the games are similar but for the most part they have their own configurations so have to be analyzed independently. It takes some knowledge and experience to analyze such a wide array of games.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Dietz, you won't recognize any of these games. But others will. Games like these have been sitting right there for years while you walked past them on your way to the book. You've literally walked right past millions of dollars to be made in your long one trick pony gambling career. You are 99% ignorant of what goes on in casinos.
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Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Axelwolf, you're asking the wrong questions, as per usual.
How much value is there in winning an Olympic medal? Technically, none.
How many material resources do you have versus my co-host? The answer is far less.
How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) versus purely material?
How much value is there for demonstration of a skill that can be used across various enterprises?
More to your point, my co-host ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered. My co-host ran the same syndicate that recruited Fezzik years later. So the idea that my co-host has no skin in the game due to being in a contest is nonsensical.
Typical Axelwolf narrow-mindededness, blindness and assumptions.
And, finally, I must mention this. You don't even do math correctly before blathering. The prize pool is 200K. At least do the math semi-correctly. That's what "APs" are supposed to be good at.
Oh, wait, I guess you read it too fast. Skimmed it, maybe? Tells you a lot about how some "APs" function. Don't read carefully. Don't do the math carefully. Just blather.
To put things in perspective, my co-host wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year. But Axelwolf is giving a lecture on the value of time. All while explaining how something called "The 200K Mega-Contest" has 10K in prizes. I hope nobody here is partnered with this dude.
I click on the pictures to zoom in. Literally first pic is labeled singer handpay. LolololQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmYes, I started out with that one machine play, Piggy Bankin'. And it was my first time doing an empirical study of a game. But I've done hundreds since. I take a pic of every new exploitable game that hits the casinos. Here is the current crop of games out there I've done empirical studies on to find the vulnerabilities. Some of the games are similar but for the most part they have their own configurations so have to be analyzed independently. It takes some knowledge and experience to analyze such a wide array of games.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Dietz, you won't recognize any of these games. But others will. Games like these have been sitting right there for years while you walked past them on your way to the book. You've literally walked right past millions of dollars to be made in your long one trick pony gambling career. You are 99% ignorant of what goes on in casinos.
The thought process between why to win tournaments and why to not be anonymous are laughably similar. Nothing directly involved in gambling.Quote:
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Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Axelwolf, you're asking the wrong questions, as per usual.
How much value is there in winning an Olympic medal? Technically, none.
How many material resources do you have versus my co-host? The answer is far less.
How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) versus purely material?
How much value is there for demonstration of a skill that can be used across various enterprises?
More to your point, my co-host ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered. My co-host ran the same syndicate that recruited Fezzik years later. So the idea that my co-host has no skin in the game due to being in a contest is nonsensical.
Typical Axelwolf narrow-mindededness, blindness and assumptions.
And, finally, I must mention this. You don't even do math correctly before blathering. The prize pool is 200K. At least do the math semi-correctly. That's what "APs" are supposed to be good at.
Oh, wait, I guess you read it too fast. Skimmed it, maybe? Tells you a lot about how some "APs" function. Don't read carefully. Don't do the math carefully. Just blather.
To put things in perspective, my co-host wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year. But Axelwolf is giving a lecture on the value of time. All while explaining how something called "The 200K Mega-Contest" has 10K in prizes. I hope nobody here is partnered with this dude.
Redietz, money to pay your taxes and not move into the sewers is more important than being known as a pick'em tourney master.
Hobo's Dream.....RIPQuote:
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Old habits die hard. It's important to have a little something for inspiration when you're bedding down under a different overpass every night.:cool:
The first pic is a $500 must hit. If the Singer handpay is there then it was placed in the wrong folder. But I see where your head is at. There are almost 200 games in those pics. Those pics should be a goldmine to you because you probably don’t know 50 of them. I did you a big favor but you choose to ridicule.Quote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestionI click on the pictures to zoom in. Literally first pic is labeled singer handpay. LolololQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmYes, I started out with that one machine play, Piggy Bankin'. And it was my first time doing an empirical study of a game. But I've done hundreds since. I take a pic of every new exploitable game that hits the casinos. Here is the current crop of games out there I've done empirical studies on to find the vulnerabilities. Some of the games are similar but for the most part they have their own configurations so have to be analyzed independently. It takes some knowledge and experience to analyze such a wide array of games.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Dietz, you won't recognize any of these games. But others will. Games like these have been sitting right there for years while you walked past them on your way to the book. You've literally walked right past millions of dollars to be made in your long one trick pony gambling career. You are 99% ignorant of what goes on in casinos.
Resources for what for what?Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Axelwolf, you're asking the wrong questions, as per usual.
How much value is there in winning an Olympic medal? Technically, none.
How many material resources do you have versus my co-host? The answer is far less.
How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) versus purely material?
How much value is there for demonstration of a skill that can be used across various enterprises?
More to your point, my co-host ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered. My co-host ran the same syndicate that recruited Fezzik years later. So the idea that my co-host has no skin in the game due to being in a contest is nonsensical.
Typical Axelwolf narrow-mindededness, blindness and assumptions.
And, finally, I must mention this. You don't even do math correctly before blathering. The prize pool is 200K. At least do the math semi-correctly. That's what "APs" are supposed to be good at.
Oh, wait, I guess you read it too fast. Skimmed it, maybe? Tells you a lot about how some "APs" function. Don't read carefully. Don't do the math carefully. Just blather.
To put things in perspective, my co-host wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year. But Axelwolf is giving a lecture on the value of time. All while explaining how something called "The 200K Mega-Contest" has 10K in prizes. I hope nobody here is partnered with this dude.
My math isn't wrong the details are unknown to me as I don't know exactly what contest he was in, there are multiple contests and lots of talk about various contests. I assumed wrong. Of course, I skimmed... your co-host contest rankings have zero effect on my life so I don't care to pay all that much attention. I don't even know who you are talking about. Bragging rights for who? you or him? When it comes to certain sports guys, they desperately need those bragging rights to get their tout on and make money from everything but actually betting sports for themselves.
"He ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered." What does that even mean? What kind of sports syndicate, a tout service syndicate? What's the difference between a syndicate and a team? Was it his syndicate, was it his money, how much was his cut per year in profit?
"wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year." Are you talking about sports? If so, I would hope so, I'm not a pro sports bettor. How much did he wager in that week? How much did YOU wager for yourself this year? I did hit 11 out of 11 the first few weeks of NFL, I posted it somewhere.
I'm not even sure why we were talking about some guy you know I'm not sure why I'm talking about it, cuz I don't even know what guy you're talking about. What's his name?
5th image lower center. I wasn't even trying to troll. That is just what happened and it is funny for the lolz. COme'on, you know it should be funny. I was far from "ridiculing you".Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThe first pic is a $500 must hit. If the Singer handpay is there then it was placed in the wrong folder. But I see where your head is at. There are almost 200 games in those pics. Those pics should be a goldmine to you because you probably don’t know 50 of them. I did you a big favor but you choose to ridicule.Quote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestionI click on the pictures to zoom in. Literally first pic is labeled singer handpay. LolololQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I have a passing interest in slots. I went to what used to be my home casino and looked around some recently. Got a fucking ticket doing 62 in a 25 and wasted a couple hundred bucks playing a ocean magic with banked bubbles. Slot hustling is not my thing. I have moved on to other things. I didn't mean to ridicule your posting of the pictures. Thats why I clicked on it once to check it out. I just happened to click on the one with the Singer pick which is pretty lolz.
Lighten up.
If you don't know what you're talking about, why comment at all? And you clearly don't know what you're talking about. I don't get it. Why bother to type when you have no blessed idea about anything you're typing?Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfResources for what for what?Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Axelwolf, you're asking the wrong questions, as per usual.
How much value is there in winning an Olympic medal? Technically, none.
How many material resources do you have versus my co-host? The answer is far less.
How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) versus purely material?
How much value is there for demonstration of a skill that can be used across various enterprises?
More to your point, my co-host ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered. My co-host ran the same syndicate that recruited Fezzik years later. So the idea that my co-host has no skin in the game due to being in a contest is nonsensical.
Typical Axelwolf narrow-mindededness, blindness and assumptions.
And, finally, I must mention this. You don't even do math correctly before blathering. The prize pool is 200K. At least do the math semi-correctly. That's what "APs" are supposed to be good at.
Oh, wait, I guess you read it too fast. Skimmed it, maybe? Tells you a lot about how some "APs" function. Don't read carefully. Don't do the math carefully. Just blather.
To put things in perspective, my co-host wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year. But Axelwolf is giving a lecture on the value of time. All while explaining how something called "The 200K Mega-Contest" has 10K in prizes. I hope nobody here is partnered with this dude.
My math isn't wrong the details are unknown to me as I don't know exactly what contest he was in, there are multiple contests and lots of talk about various contests. I assumed wrong. Of course, I skimmed... your co-host contest rankings have zero effect on my life so I don't care to pay all that much attention. I don't even know who you are talking about. Bragging rights for who? you or him? When it comes to certain sports guys, they desperately need those bragging rights to get their tout on and make money from everything but actually betting sports for themselves.
"He ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered." What does that even mean? What kind of sports syndicate, a tout service syndicate? What's the difference between a syndicate and a team? Was it his syndicate, was it his money, how much was his cut per year in profit?
"wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year." Are you talking about sports? If so, I would hope so, I'm not a pro sports bettor. How much did he wager in that week? How much did YOU wager for yourself this year? I did hit 11 out of 11 the first few weeks of NFL, I posted it somewhere.
I'm not even sure why we were talking about some guy you know I'm not sure why I'm talking about it, cuz I don't even know what guy you're talking about. What's his name?
Evenbob Dietz is not only bad at gambling math, he takes credit for the work of others.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzIf you don't know what you're talking about, why comment at all? And you clearly don't know what you're talking about. I don't get it. Why bother to type when you have no blessed idea about anything you're typing?Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfResources for what for what?Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
My math isn't wrong the details are unknown to me as I don't know exactly what contest he was in, there are multiple contests and lots of talk about various contests. I assumed wrong. Of course, I skimmed... your co-host contest rankings have zero effect on my life so I don't care to pay all that much attention. I don't even know who you are talking about. Bragging rights for who? you or him? When it comes to certain sports guys, they desperately need those bragging rights to get their tout on and make money from everything but actually betting sports for themselves.
"He ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered." What does that even mean? What kind of sports syndicate, a tout service syndicate? What's the difference between a syndicate and a team? Was it his syndicate, was it his money, how much was his cut per year in profit?
"wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year." Are you talking about sports? If so, I would hope so, I'm not a pro sports bettor. How much did he wager in that week? How much did YOU wager for yourself this year? I did hit 11 out of 11 the first few weeks of NFL, I posted it somewhere.
I'm not even sure why we were talking about some guy you know I'm not sure why I'm talking about it, cuz I don't even know what guy you're talking about. What's his name?
"Oh, oh, oh, my friend did good so I'm taking credit for it. My friend can beat your friend, oh, oh, oh."
Evenbob Dietz is the laughing stock of the forum. Or should I call him Bob "Alan Mendelson" Dietz. Or Bob "Two Plus Two is Three" Dietz.
Hey, Stepandfetchit! How long did you hide under the bridge? A year wasn't it? Come on out, little boy, and take your ass rape from monette.Quote:
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Originally Posted by accountinquestion
Old habits die hard. It's important to have a little something for inspiration when you're bedding down under a different overpass every night.:cool:
Evenbob Dietz feels inferior because, well, he IS inferior when it comes to gambling. Has to try to drag everyone down to his level.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfResources for what for what?Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Axelwolf, you're asking the wrong questions, as per usual.
How much value is there in winning an Olympic medal? Technically, none.
How many material resources do you have versus my co-host? The answer is far less.
How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) versus purely material?
How much value is there for demonstration of a skill that can be used across various enterprises?
More to your point, my co-host ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered. My co-host ran the same syndicate that recruited Fezzik years later. So the idea that my co-host has no skin in the game due to being in a contest is nonsensical.
Typical Axelwolf narrow-mindededness, blindness and assumptions.
And, finally, I must mention this. You don't even do math correctly before blathering. The prize pool is 200K. At least do the math semi-correctly. That's what "APs" are supposed to be good at.
Oh, wait, I guess you read it too fast. Skimmed it, maybe? Tells you a lot about how some "APs" function. Don't read carefully. Don't do the math carefully. Just blather.
To put things in perspective, my co-host wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year. But Axelwolf is giving a lecture on the value of time. All while explaining how something called "The 200K Mega-Contest" has 10K in prizes. I hope nobody here is partnered with this dude.
My math isn't wrong the details are unknown to me as I don't know exactly what contest he was in, there are multiple contests and lots of talk about various contests. I assumed wrong. Of course, I skimmed... your co-host contest rankings have zero effect on my life so I don't care to pay all that much attention. I don't even know who you are talking about. Bragging rights for who? you or him? When it comes to certain sports guys, they desperately need those bragging rights to get their tout on and make money from everything but actually betting sports for themselves.
"He ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered." What does that even mean? What kind of sports syndicate, a tout service syndicate? What's the difference between a syndicate and a team? Was it his syndicate, was it his money, how much was his cut per year in profit?
"wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year." Are you talking about sports? If so, I would hope so, I'm not a pro sports bettor. How much did he wager in that week? How much did YOU wager for yourself this year? I did hit 11 out of 11 the first few weeks of NFL, I posted it somewhere.
I'm not even sure why we were talking about some guy you know I'm not sure why I'm talking about it, cuz I don't even know what guy you're talking about. What's his name?
While I still believe Redietz has achieved success in the sports gambling world for many decades, as soon as someone engages in this kind of pissing contest, "I am better than you", "I bet more than you" (in this case axelwolf) I have won more than so and so, it reveals an insecurity about that person.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Same thing I have said to Mdawg numerous times. You can NOT build yourself up, nor make your claims more credible by trying to tear down someone else and what they share or claim. It just doesn't work that way. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by AxelWolf
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How much value is there, from an anthropological perspective, in having non-material resources (reputation, respect, self-perception) .
That pride again something you fail to realize has been your demise. Once we start talking about details never posted online I wonder how you will react?
Your a pretty slick dude I will say that up front. Hardly much of a trail other then your idiot post about where you live. No doubt a trap to be used to rat on someone or play victim.
Sweet dreams rat boy get that afternoon nap in so you have the energy later to post about all your mob associates who will blow up peoples cars for you lmao fucking loon
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Originally Posted by kewlJWhile I still believe Redietz has achieved success in the sports gambling world for many decades, as soon as someone engages in this kind of pissing contest, "I am better than you", "I bet more than you" (in this case axelwolf) I have won more than so and so, it reveals an insecurity about that person.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Same thing I have said to Mdawg numerous times. You can NOT build yourself up, nor make your claims more credible by trying to tear down someone else and what they share or claim. It just doesn't work that way. :rolleyes:
What leads you to believe he has achieved any type of success? Point me to the evidence that convinced you? Was it his one small home that he owes money on ? Often people who have made a lot of money in gambling ( and business) one of the first things they do is buy real estate because of the tax benefits of doing so. It’s been that way forever. This guy can’t even pay his property tax
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmYes, I started out with that one machine play, Piggy Bankin'. And it was my first time doing an empirical study of a game. But I've done hundreds since. I take a pic of every new exploitable game that hits the casinos. Here is the current crop of games out there I've done empirical studies on to find the vulnerabilities. Some of the games are similar but for the most part they have their own configurations so have to be analyzed independently. It takes some knowledge and experience to analyze such a wide array of games.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Dietz, you won't recognize any of these games. But others will. Games like these have been sitting right there for years while you walked past them on your way to the book. You've literally walked right past millions of dollars to be made in your long one trick pony gambling career. You are 99% ignorant of what goes on in casinos.
I only see part of one par sheet mick.
Let’s do a dump of those next lol
Well first, his house and that he owed property tax last year don't enter into it for me. There are many people that have lots of money, or make lots of money that chose to live somewhat modestly. Last I hear mickeycrimm had an apartment somewhere in Montana. He travels a lot and sounds like he is rarely there, but it doesn't sound like he lives high on the hog. So, back to redietz. He posted his address. I was never quite sure why, but he had to know someone like coach belly would look it up. I am surprised it took as long as it did. So redietz wasn't trying to hide anything. It was just him and his wife and now just him and I assume they and now he enjoys living in that rural setting and that house is adequate for his needs. He says he travels a lot, to Vegas 100 days a year and I have no reason to doubt that. I just don't see where the house is an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Property taxes: Have you asked him about it? He has an explanation, that is is disputing the assessment and amount owed. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me, because you could still pay the amount due and not accrue interest and penalties while disputing it. But that is his business. He has adequate income from Social Security, so he could afford to pay that $500 property tax. So he must not have wanted to. And the dispute works. Again, not the way I would handle it, but to each his own. These things really have no bearing on if he has been somewhat successful as a sport bettor.
I didn't say "he made a lot of money" gambling. I have no idea. I think he has probably made a decent living. His sports betting knowledge just rings true to me. Especially the old days before all this online sports wagering. I am not an expert and may be wrong, but it just rings true to me. I give the benefit of doubt until proven otherwise. And I have no reason to try to prove otherwise about redietz. he isn't hurting anyone, like I believe there was the potential with Singer and Mdawg.
So that is where I am. I reserve the right to change my opinion if/when new information becomes available. But I have no reason to attack him and try to discredit him and pick him apart because he is wrong about EV. :D Or is sometime arrogant.
Have you not paid the tunnel boss tolls and taxes for the week or something? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJWell first, his house and that he owed property tax last year don't enter into it for me. There are many people that have lots of money, or make lots of money that chose to live somewhat modestly. Last I hear mickeycrimm had an apartment somewhere in Montana. He travels a lot and sounds like he is rarely there, but it doesn't sound like he lives high on the hog. So, back to redietz. He posted his address. I was never quite sure why, but he had to know someone like coach belly would look it up. I am surprised it took as long as it did. So redietz wasn't trying to hide anything. It was just him and his wife and now just him and I assume they and now he enjoys living in that rural setting and that house is adequate for his needs. He says he travels a lot, to Vegas 100 days a year and I have no reason to doubt that. I just don't see where the house is an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Property taxes: Have you asked him about it? He has an explanation, that is is disputing the assessment and amount owed. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me, because you could still pay the amount due and not accrue interest and penalties while disputing it. But that is his business. He has adequate income from Social Security, so he could afford to pay that $500 property tax. So he must not have wanted to. And the dispute works. Again, not the way I would handle it, but to each his own. These things really have no bearing on if he has been somewhat successful as a sport bettor.
I didn't say "he made a lot of money" gambling. I have no idea. I think he has probably made a decent living. His sports betting knowledge just rings true to me. Especially the old days before all this online sports wagering. I am not an expert and may be wrong, but it just rings true to me. I give the benefit of doubt until proven otherwise. And I have no reason to try to prove otherwise about redietz. he isn't hurting anyone, like I believe there was the potential with Singer and Mdawg.
So that is where I am. I reserve the right to change my opinion if/when new information becomes available. But I have no reason to attack him and try to discredit him and pick him apart because he is wrong about EV. :D Or is sometime arrogant.
So what’s your stance on him suggesting reporting post to the IRS , FBI, and homeland security? Before this post it never dawned on me that this guy was a rat fuck bastard. Only people with a rat mindset think along those lines. Not even you think this way. You even resorted to posting how you would deal with someone with a Gun before telling on them. I troll you for that but it clearly shows you are not a rat fuck.Quote:
Originally Posted by kewlJWell first, his house and that he owed property tax last year don't enter into it for me. There are many people that have lots of money, or make lots of money that chose to live somewhat modestly. Last I hear mickeycrimm had an apartment somewhere in Montana. He travels a lot and sounds like he is rarely there, but it doesn't sound like he lives high on the hog. So, back to redietz. He posted his address. I was never quite sure why, but he had to know someone like coach belly would look it up. I am surprised it took as long as it did. So redietz wasn't trying to hide anything. It was just him and his wife and now just him and I assume they and now he enjoys living in that rural setting and that house is adequate for his needs. He says he travels a lot, to Vegas 100 days a year and I have no reason to doubt that. I just don't see where the house is an issue.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Property taxes: Have you asked him about it? He has an explanation, that is is disputing the assessment and amount owed. That doesn't make a lot of sense to me, because you could still pay the amount due and not accrue interest and penalties while disputing it. But that is his business. He has adequate income from Social Security, so he could afford to pay that $500 property tax. So he must not have wanted to. And the dispute works. Again, not the way I would handle it, but to each his own. These things really have no bearing on if he has been somewhat successful as a sport bettor.
I didn't say "he made a lot of money" gambling. I have no idea. I think he has probably made a decent living. His sports betting knowledge just rings true to me. Especially the old days before all this online sports wagering. I am not an expert and may be wrong, but it just rings true to me. I give the benefit of doubt until proven otherwise. And I have no reason to try to prove otherwise about redietz. he isn't hurting anyone, like I believe there was the potential with Singer and Mdawg.
So that is where I am. I reserve the right to change my opinion if/when new information becomes available. But I have no reason to attack him and try to discredit him and pick him apart because he is wrong about EV. :D Or is sometime arrogant.
All rat’s should be eliminated from our community. It’s them that keep the data base companies in business. I’m getting ready to post about my year long revenge that just concluded after a rat fuck flipped my team on its head. These guys do a lot of damage for basically nothing. They don’t even get the satisfaction of knowing how much damage they do. Nor do the get paid for it. In my case it only served to make us stronger more resilient, and to take bigger risk. I’m well established so I can pivot and fund my guys when shit happens, but for a small guy just starting out these rats end their careers before they start.
lol. Where would you put the odds that Maxpussy didn’t download the Singer jackpot pic to his computer?Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenHobo's Dream.....RIPQuote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestion
Old habits die hard. It's important to have a little something for inspiration when you're bedding down under a different overpass every night.:cool:
Fool - he is clearly angling for a hall pass from the LV mob.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPen
The tint of Kewl's nose matches those monk shoes.
If Mickey was smart he'd be kissing Redietz ass too.
You obviously understood what I was getting at. I misstated the monetary value of the contest, big deal. My point was made and you answered. In short, it's not about the money, it's about padding one's resume and bragging rights. I don't know if it's a good brag or not. With enough entries and decades of entering contests, I would expect some good runs simply due to luck and variance. I won and placed 2nd(should have been first but my tiebreaker got messed up) in the only 2 football contests I ever entered. Perhaps I'm a football guru and don't know it.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzIf you don't know what you're talking about, why comment at all? And you clearly don't know what you're talking about. I don't get it. Why bother to type when you have no blessed idea about anything you're typing?Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolfResources for what for what?Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
My math isn't wrong the details are unknown to me as I don't know exactly what contest he was in, there are multiple contests and lots of talk about various contests. I assumed wrong. Of course, I skimmed... your co-host contest rankings have zero effect on my life so I don't care to pay all that much attention. I don't even know who you are talking about. Bragging rights for who? you or him? When it comes to certain sports guys, they desperately need those bragging rights to get their tout on and make money from everything but actually betting sports for themselves.
"He ran betting syndicates in Las Vegas where 50K on up per game was wagered." What does that even mean? What kind of sports syndicate, a tout service syndicate? What's the difference between a syndicate and a team? Was it his syndicate, was it his money, how much was his cut per year in profit?
"wagered more in a week than Axelwolf did in a year." Are you talking about sports? If so, I would hope so, I'm not a pro sports bettor. How much did he wager in that week? How much did YOU wager for yourself this year? I did hit 11 out of 11 the first few weeks of NFL, I posted it somewhere.
I'm not even sure why we were talking about some guy you know I'm not sure why I'm talking about it, cuz I don't even know what guy you're talking about. What's his name?
What "team?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
I figured you only herded cats.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_MaJDK3VNE
Let’s get serious V what’s your motivation on these Boards ? What kind of person post for years on gambling forums but states he’s not an AP. There’s not really one thing you have ever posted online that is useful.Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterVWhat "team?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
I figured you only herded cats.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_MaJDK3VNE
Nothing Mdawg post, Red or even Kew irk me more then what you post. I picture you as one of those guys with those punchable faces. Someone that if you hit flush on the nose resulting in a complete break would bring immense joy. You embody the type of person I hate the most and believe are the cancer of our society. A smug semi educated pot head who spends his time looking down on the world. Telling people they are try Hard’s getting upset when people post about there accomplishments. I real fucking loser
I mean that with all my heart and soul. I don’t like you at all and think you may actually be the worst fucking guy on all these forums.
I will disagree so it sounds like a poll is in order. Now wouldn't that be fun? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Does anyone here know who Red's Co-Host is? And what are they Co-hosting?
I like Kewl. If he hadn't become tired of his online low limit bj peesona he'd still be churning out bj advice. Thankfully evenbob didn't stick around. Worst guy is either redietz or singer. They both look to be nasty people underneath it all. Oh fuck I forgot seedvalue as easy #1. Contention is for #2.
Stop being lazy and start a poll.Quote:
Originally Posted by accountinquestion
---> Lies and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them: A Fair and Balanced Look at what is Right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
https://anagram-solver.net/%20I%20me...0?partial=true
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VbJEjKeI0k8
https://anagram-solver.net/%20I%20me...0?partial=true
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Originally Posted by Seedvalue
On this we can agree, thimble-dick: you really ARE a "fucking loser" as you so gracefully admitted.
Bwa ha ha ha, nice Freudian slip, fuckwit.
Oh, btw...I'm sure that you couldn't punch your way out of a wet paper bag, tough guy; all mouth and no fist.
The co-host is the guy in this "press release"below referred to as a "special guest" at the "Johnson City Men's Book Club Meeting" on the book by Billy Walters. Redietz posted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums. It's the only site you can find this "press release." Red said the press was there but there is no evidence of it or the "press release" online except Red posting it on Gambling Forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Subsequent to the book club meeting red posted here at VCT that the NFL strategy Walter's published in the book was a losing strategy. Walter's book was the most anticipated book in the history of sports betting. And he is supposedly accused at this Johnson City Book Club meeting of publishing a false strategy. Don't you think that would be a big story in the sports betting world? Yet all we are hearing is crickets.
Red planted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums because he knew someone from VCT would find it. Here it is:
"The Johnson City Men's Book Club, helmed by retired ETSU political science professor Ken Mijeski, will discuss Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk by Billy Walters at the Friday, October 27 meeting.
Bob Dietz, who worked for Mr. Walters during the 2002 football season, will facilitate the discussion. Bob, who lives in Johnson City, spent 20+ college football seasons in Las Vegas as a professional handicapper. A special guest, who headed a high stakes sports gambling cartel in Las Vegas concurrent with Mr. Walters' famous "Computer Group," will also be in attendance.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at 3:30 PM in the lounge area of The Italian Pizza Pub at 807 W. Walnut Street in Johnson City."
The "co-host's" name would have been known at the "book club meeting" with the press there. And his name would certainly be publicly known in the football contest. So why won't redietz say his name here? Maybe because the guy is fictitious.
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThe co-host is the guy in this "press release"below referred to as a "special guest" at the "Johnson City Men's Book Club Meeting" on the book by Billy Walters. Redietz posted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums. It's the only site you can find this "press release." Red said the press was there but there is no evidence of it or the "press release" online except Red posting it on Gambling Forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Subsequent to the book club meeting red posted here at VCT that the NFL strategy Walter's published in the book was a losing strategy. Walter's book was the most anticipated book in the history of sports betting. And he is supposedly accused at this Johnson City Book Club meeting of publishing a false strategy. Don't you think that would be a big story in the sports betting world? Yet all we are hearing is crickets.
Red planted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums because he knew someone from VCT would find it. Here it is:
"The Johnson City Men's Book Club, helmed by retired ETSU political science professor Ken Mijeski, will discuss Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk by Billy Walters at the Friday, October 27 meeting.
Bob Dietz, who worked for Mr. Walters during the 2002 football season, will facilitate the discussion. Bob, who lives in Johnson City, spent 20+ college football seasons in Las Vegas as a professional handicapper. A special guest, who headed a high stakes sports gambling cartel in Las Vegas concurrent with Mr. Walters' famous "Computer Group," will also be in attendance.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at 3:30 PM in the lounge area of The Italian Pizza Pub at 807 W. Walnut Street in Johnson City."
The "co-host's" name would have been known at the "book club meeting" with the press there. And his name would certainly be publicly known in the football contest. So why won't redietz say his name here? Maybe because the guy is fictitious.
That must be it.
Ditz, have you heard back from Mijeski on my questions about the "book club meeting?"Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThe co-host is the guy in this "press release"below referred to as a "special guest" at the "Johnson City Men's Book Club Meeting" on the book by Billy Walters. Redietz posted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums. It's the only site you can find this "press release." Red said the press was there but there is no evidence of it or the "press release" online except Red posting it on Gambling Forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Subsequent to the book club meeting red posted here at VCT that the NFL strategy Walter's published in the book was a losing strategy. Walter's book was the most anticipated book in the history of sports betting. And he is supposedly accused at this Johnson City Book Club meeting of publishing a false strategy. Don't you think that would be a big story in the sports betting world? Yet all we are hearing is crickets.
Red planted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums because he knew someone from VCT would find it. Here it is:
"The Johnson City Men's Book Club, helmed by retired ETSU political science professor Ken Mijeski, will discuss Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk by Billy Walters at the Friday, October 27 meeting.
Bob Dietz, who worked for Mr. Walters during the 2002 football season, will facilitate the discussion. Bob, who lives in Johnson City, spent 20+ college football seasons in Las Vegas as a professional handicapper. A special guest, who headed a high stakes sports gambling cartel in Las Vegas concurrent with Mr. Walters' famous "Computer Group," will also be in attendance.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at 3:30 PM in the lounge area of The Italian Pizza Pub at 807 W. Walnut Street in Johnson City."
The "co-host's" name would have been known at the "book club meeting" with the press there. And his name would certainly be publicly known in the football contest. So why won't redietz say his name here? Maybe because the guy is fictitious.
That must be it.
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmDitz, have you heard back from Mijeski on my questions about the "book club meeting?"Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
That must be it.
No, I haven't seen Ken in a week or two. Ken, by the way, was not at the meeting because his wife came down with Covid about 48 hours previously.
So there's no name yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThe co-host is the guy in this "press release"below referred to as a "special guest" at the "Johnson City Men's Book Club Meeting" on the book by Billy Walters. Redietz posted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums. It's the only site you can find this "press release." Red said the press was there but there is no evidence of it or the "press release" online except Red posting it on Gambling Forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Subsequent to the book club meeting red posted here at VCT that the NFL strategy Walter's published in the book was a losing strategy. Walter's book was the most anticipated book in the history of sports betting. And he is supposedly accused at this Johnson City Book Club meeting of publishing a false strategy. Don't you think that would be a big story in the sports betting world? Yet all we are hearing is crickets.
Red planted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums because he knew someone from VCT would find it. Here it is:
"The Johnson City Men's Book Club, helmed by retired ETSU political science professor Ken Mijeski, will discuss Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk by Billy Walters at the Friday, October 27 meeting.
Bob Dietz, who worked for Mr. Walters during the 2002 football season, will facilitate the discussion. Bob, who lives in Johnson City, spent 20+ college football seasons in Las Vegas as a professional handicapper. A special guest, who headed a high stakes sports gambling cartel in Las Vegas concurrent with Mr. Walters' famous "Computer Group," will also be in attendance.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at 3:30 PM in the lounge area of The Italian Pizza Pub at 807 W. Walnut Street in Johnson City."
The "co-host's" name would have been known at the "book club meeting" with the press there. And his name would certainly be publicly known in the football contest. So why won't redietz say his name here? Maybe because the guy is fictitious.
Wake me up when we have a name, because if this guy is accomplished as he would have us believe there's a 99.54% chance my co-host knows his co-host.
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Originally Posted by AxelWolfSo there's no name yet?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmThe co-host is the guy in this "press release"below referred to as a "special guest" at the "Johnson City Men's Book Club Meeting" on the book by Billy Walters. Redietz posted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums. It's the only site you can find this "press release." Red said the press was there but there is no evidence of it or the "press release" online except Red posting it on Gambling Forums.Quote:
Originally Posted by AxelWolf
Subsequent to the book club meeting red posted here at VCT that the NFL strategy Walter's published in the book was a losing strategy. Walter's book was the most anticipated book in the history of sports betting. And he is supposedly accused at this Johnson City Book Club meeting of publishing a false strategy. Don't you think that would be a big story in the sports betting world? Yet all we are hearing is crickets.
Red planted the "press release" over on Gambling Forums because he knew someone from VCT would find it. Here it is:
"The Johnson City Men's Book Club, helmed by retired ETSU political science professor Ken Mijeski, will discuss Gambler: Secrets from a Life at Risk by Billy Walters at the Friday, October 27 meeting.
Bob Dietz, who worked for Mr. Walters during the 2002 football season, will facilitate the discussion. Bob, who lives in Johnson City, spent 20+ college football seasons in Las Vegas as a professional handicapper. A special guest, who headed a high stakes sports gambling cartel in Las Vegas concurrent with Mr. Walters' famous "Computer Group," will also be in attendance.
The meeting, which is open to the public, begins at 3:30 PM in the lounge area of The Italian Pizza Pub at 807 W. Walnut Street in Johnson City."
The "co-host's" name would have been known at the "book club meeting" with the press there. And his name would certainly be publicly known in the football contest. So why won't redietz say his name here? Maybe because the guy is fictitious.
Here's a wager for you. You won't guess his name with a dozen tries. And I've already slipped up and told you all you need to know.
Let's see how bright the "AP" bulbs shine.
Monet, however, is 50/50 to get it. He has a brain.
Instead of obsessing on my co-host, who is currently sitting 20th in the Mega-Contest out of 20,000, how about a little love for me? In TopBet, the no spread competition I won last year (out of 1250), I've managed to scratch my way into a tie for 12th this season (out of 900). Those are quite the back-to-back results if I hold my position.
So let's see. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting when you knew I wouldn't be able to contact him by email.Quote:
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmDitz, have you heard back from Mijeski on my questions about the "book club meeting?"Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
No, I haven't seen Ken in a week or two. Ken, by the way, was not at the meeting because his wife came down with Covid about 48 hours previously.
Now, after that fact, you tell me he wasn't even there. And there is nothing in the press about this meeting?
Ditz, how long do you think you can keep this charade up?
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmSo let's see. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting when you knew I wouldn't be able to contact him by email.Quote:
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
No, I haven't seen Ken in a week or two. Ken, by the way, was not at the meeting because his wife came down with Covid about 48 hours previously.
Now, after that fact, you tell me he wasn't even there. And there is nothing in the press about this meeting?
Ditz, how long do you think you can keep this charade up?
I didn't say you couldn't contact him by email. I said I wasn't going to just hand you his email. I said to give me your email, and I'd pass it along to him. Not that complicated. So what's your email? See how easy this is?
Or, conversely, you could try to look him up via ETSU. You could give the political science department a call and request his email. They may request yours first, and say they'll pass it along, but that's the same scenario as with me.
It's quite the charade, right? Real people doing real things in a real universe as opposed to watching the AP version of "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" starring the inimitable mickey crimm, math wizard extraordinaire and master of the universe.
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The Greatest Showman on Earth.
There's Something in the Water.
https://anagram-solver.net/%20Monet,...0?partial=true
As spelled out, the next solution seems more attuned to old, Red.
---> In the Basement of the Ivory Tower.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
https://anagram-solver.net/Monet,%20....?partial=true
Note the Professor X, anonymous bit. Ha. Will the real Red please stand up?
Wow! Boy, are you triggered. Be sure to take your heart medication.Quote:
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmSo let's see. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting when you knew I wouldn't be able to contact him by email.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Now, after that fact, you tell me he wasn't even there. And there is nothing in the press about this meeting?
Ditz, how long do you think you can keep this charade up?
I didn't say you couldn't contact him by email. I said I wasn't going to just hand you his email. I said to give me your email, and I'd pass it along to him. Not that complicated. So what's your email? See how easy this is?
Or, conversely, you could try to look him up via ETSU. You could give the political science department a call and request his email. They may request yours first, and say they'll pass it along, but that's the same scenario as with me.
It's quite the charade, right? Real people doing real things in a real universe as opposed to watching the AP version of "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" starring the inimitable mickey crimm, math wizard extraordinaire and master of the universe.
Now. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting. You knew i wouldn't find an email address. When I figured that one out you told me to give you a list of questions and you would contact him. I sent to you the questions which were all about what took place and what was said at the meeting.
After a week of no response from you I asked if you had contacted Mijeski yet. You then told me Mijeski was not at the meeting. WTF? You could have told me that at the start. But you either hid it from us or the whole story is a concoction.
Why would you tell me to contact Mijeski if he wasn't at the meeting? What was that all about? He didn't witness anything. Did they teach you in journalism school to get the story from someone that didn't witness the event?
A lot of members have been accused of lying and fraud on this site. You were one of the accusers. Now here you are making claims about a meeting where there is no evidence this meeting ever took place. It's time for you to put up some real evidence or admit it's a hoax.
Yes, the meeting was a hoax. And I'm a former hobo claiming to be a professional gambler who doesn't file taxes as a professional gambler. Not only that, I'm the guy who seeds all the APs in the world and puts John Holmes to shame. And I'm the gay card counter who faked dying while breaking my arm while being back-roomed. Wait, wait, am I confusing me with someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmWow! Boy, are you triggered. Be sure to take your heart medication.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzQuote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I didn't say you couldn't contact him by email. I said I wasn't going to just hand you his email. I said to give me your email, and I'd pass it along to him. Not that complicated. So what's your email? See how easy this is?
Or, conversely, you could try to look him up via ETSU. You could give the political science department a call and request his email. They may request yours first, and say they'll pass it along, but that's the same scenario as with me.
It's quite the charade, right? Real people doing real things in a real universe as opposed to watching the AP version of "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" starring the inimitable mickey crimm, math wizard extraordinaire and master of the universe.
Now. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting. You knew i wouldn't find an email address. When I figured that one out you told me to give you a list of questions and you would contact him. I sent to you the questions which were all about what took place and what was said at the meeting.
After a week of no response from you I asked if you had contacted Mijeski yet. You then told me Mijeski was not at the meeting. WTF? You could have told me that at the start. But you either hid it from us or the whole story is a concoction.
Why would you tell me to contact Mijeski if he wasn't at the meeting? What was that all about? He didn't witness anything. Did they teach you in journalism school to get the story from someone that didn't witness the event?
A lot of members have been accused of lying and fraud on this site. You were one of the accusers. Now here you are making claims about a meeting where there is no evidence this meeting ever took place. It's time for you to put up some real evidence or admit it's a hoax.
Sorry, mickey. Good psychotic try, though.
It's time we now except that redietz is a fraud.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzYes, the meeting was a hoax. And I'm a former hobo claiming to be a professional gambler who doesn't file taxes as a professional gambler. Not only that, I'm the guy who seeds all the APs in the world and puts John Holmes to shame. And I'm the gay card counter who faked dying while breaking my arm while being back-roomed. Wait, wait, am I confusing me with someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmWow! Boy, are you triggered. Be sure to take your heart medication.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Now. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting. You knew i wouldn't find an email address. When I figured that one out you told me to give you a list of questions and you would contact him. I sent to you the questions which were all about what took place and what was said at the meeting.
After a week of no response from you I asked if you had contacted Mijeski yet. You then told me Mijeski was not at the meeting. WTF? You could have told me that at the start. But you either hid it from us or the whole story is a concoction.
Why would you tell me to contact Mijeski if he wasn't at the meeting? What was that all about? He didn't witness anything. Did they teach you in journalism school to get the story from someone that didn't witness the event?
A lot of members have been accused of lying and fraud on this site. You were one of the accusers. Now here you are making claims about a meeting where there is no evidence this meeting ever took place. It's time for you to put up some real evidence or admit it's a hoax.
Sorry, mickey. Good psychotic try, though.
Since Tennessee doesn't have many tunnels I'm going to guess this meeting was held in an abandoned coal mine or something....RIP
REDietz has a website, uses his real name, has been observed out and about.
He's miles above our "resident" homeless tunnel dwelling male prostitute.
On the road to Pahrump:
https://i.imgur.com/iKb90pFl.jpg
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I've never claimed to be a professional gambler. "Professional Gambler" is an oxymoron.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzYes, the meeting was a hoax. And I'm a former hobo claiming to be a professional gambler who doesn't file taxes as a professional gambler. Not only that, I'm the guy who seeds all the APs in the world and puts John Holmes to shame. And I'm the gay card counter who faked dying while breaking my arm while being back-roomed. Wait, wait, am I confusing me with someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmWow! Boy, are you triggered. Be sure to take your heart medication.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Now. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting. You knew i wouldn't find an email address. When I figured that one out you told me to give you a list of questions and you would contact him. I sent to you the questions which were all about what took place and what was said at the meeting.
After a week of no response from you I asked if you had contacted Mijeski yet. You then told me Mijeski was not at the meeting. WTF? You could have told me that at the start. But you either hid it from us or the whole story is a concoction.
Why would you tell me to contact Mijeski if he wasn't at the meeting? What was that all about? He didn't witness anything. Did they teach you in journalism school to get the story from someone that didn't witness the event?
A lot of members have been accused of lying and fraud on this site. You were one of the accusers. Now here you are making claims about a meeting where there is no evidence this meeting ever took place. It's time for you to put up some real evidence or admit it's a hoax.
Sorry, mickey. Good psychotic try, though.
My "motivation?"Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedvalue
Easy.
To enjoy myself riding the waves of inanity promulgated by starry-eyed dreamers reaching for the brass ring.
Next question...
So I guess this guy must be a retired professor because I have never heard of a professor that doesn't have a public email address.Quote:
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmSo let's see. You told me to email Mijeski to get the particulars of the meeting when you knew I wouldn't be able to contact him by email.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Now, after that fact, you tell me he wasn't even there. And there is nothing in the press about this meeting?
Ditz, how long do you think you can keep this charade up?
I didn't say you couldn't contact him by email. I said I wasn't going to just hand you his email. I said to give me your email, and I'd pass it along to him. Not that complicated. So what's your email? See how easy this is?
Or, conversely, you could try to look him up via ETSU. You could give the political science department a call and request his email. They may request yours first, and say they'll pass it along, but that's the same scenario as with me.
It's quite the charade, right? Real people doing real things in a real universe as opposed to watching the AP version of "Everything, Everywhere, All at Once" starring the inimitable mickey crimm, math wizard extraordinaire and master of the universe.
I would expect even a retired academic to not have their email hidden away. That is just the antithesis of academia.
Seedvalue thinks Redietz is a rat. I have noticed how he is always trying to deanonymize people in some way.
Lets keep shining a light on this rat.
Redietz is confusing Mickey's not filing taxes with his own not paying taxes.Quote:
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Fascinating how he is turning this on others... I see a lot of scurrying about type motions going on.
Keep at em boys. Keep that light shining. Lets not give this fucking rat a hole to hide in.
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Originally Posted by mickeycrimmIt's time we now except that redietz is a fraud.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietzYes, the meeting was a hoax. And I'm a former hobo claiming to be a professional gambler who doesn't file taxes as a professional gambler. Not only that, I'm the guy who seeds all the APs in the world and puts John Holmes to shame. And I'm the gay card counter who faked dying while breaking my arm while being back-roomed. Wait, wait, am I confusing me with someone else?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
Sorry, mickey. Good psychotic try, though.
Sounds good to me. I'll be out of touch for a couple of weeks but keep me in your thoughts.
If the meeting occurred it was held in the bathroom stalls of that pizza joint. That much has been established.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPen
Turning the tables has to be a lot more fun than
---> Same-sex marriage in the Confederated Tribes of the Warm Springs Reservation of Oregon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister...V=5
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Ha.