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I'm not a blackjack player jbjb so figure for me how many bets at $1000 per hand (2 X $500) were made in an hour to win $2000, and then tell me if this sloppy dealer had a one hour shift or was it 20 minutes?
I'd also like to know what percentage of hands this sloppy dealer exposed his hole card on.
And thanks for saying you've never seen a $500/hr promo. I wonder if anyone has?
Some guys have been known to go to the homeless shelters looking for people to put in action.Quote:
Originally Posted by regnis
You mean our homeless shelters are filled with APs, or knowledgeable blackjack, video poker, slots or baccarat players? Who knew?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmSome guys have been known to go to the homeless shelters looking for people to put in action.Quote:
Originally Posted by regnis
What is the hourly on an unlimited loss rebate that includes table games? Table maximums up to 1000Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
And the judgments against him for non-payment of apartment rent are just a few years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjbThen there is "Bankruptcy Rob Argentino" LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.SingerYes, these phantom bucks are what encourages this pack of AP idiots to go around claiming we WIN WIN WIN every year---just like "I lost $8800 today but it was my best gambling day of the year" loser kew foolishly did.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPen
These people won't admit it, but "team player extraordinaire" Frank Kneeland busted out with all those phantom bucks, and "the AP's AP" wizard had to beg for money before being bailed out by and selling his soul to online gambling foreigners.
As Karl Kolchak said: I'll take Manhattan.
Alan, we play the whole shift. We see every hand. I won't play trash games. And it's one hour on, 20 minute break.
Gosh I was having a good discussion with jbjb about a real advantage play he told me about and sent me a video showing the sloppy dealer, too. And now you're asking about fictitious loss rebates? Please, start another thread for this and let jbjb and I discuss a real situation involving a real sloppy dealer captured on video.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenWhat is the hourly on an unlimited loss rebate that includes table games? Table maximums up to 1000Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
Thanks. But I'm still trying to find out how much is played to win $2000 per hour?Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
I'm going to guess one deal per two minutes which means thirty hands risking $30,000 to win $2,000. That's about a six to seven percent return? I think that's reasonable: six or seven percent.
Does Mr. 18 yo's in a row doubt that the unlimited loss rebate promo ever occurred?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonGosh I was having a good discussion with jbjb about a real advantage play he told me about and sent me a video showing the sloppy dealer, too. And now you're asking about fictitious loss rebates? Please, start another thread for this and let jbjb and I discuss a real situation involving a real sloppy dealer captured on video.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenWhat is the hourly on an unlimited loss rebate that includes table games? Table maximums up to 1000Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
Let's see if you'll accept this answer: I don't care.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPenDoes Mr. 18 yo's in a row doubt that the unlimited loss rebate promo ever occurred?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonGosh I was having a good discussion with jbjb about a real advantage play he told me about and sent me a video showing the sloppy dealer, too. And now you're asking about fictitious loss rebates? Please, start another thread for this and let jbjb and I discuss a real situation involving a real sloppy dealer captured on video.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxPen
No, they were filled up with people that never had a slot card before. We're talking new sign up promotions. Wise up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonYou mean our homeless shelters are filled with APs, or knowledgeable blackjack, video poker, slots or baccarat players? Who knew?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmSome guys have been known to go to the homeless shelters looking for people to put in action.Quote:
Originally Posted by regnis
I admire the entrepreneurial spirit of this endeavor.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmNo, they were filled up with people that never had a slot card before. We're talking new sign up promotions. Wise up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonYou mean our homeless shelters are filled with APs, or knowledgeable blackjack, video poker, slots or baccarat players? Who knew?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
By the way, what was this worth to the organizer? $10 free play per person (he collected it?) ), or buffet coupons, or packs of used casino playing cards?
Oh don't tell me. It was a special sign up promo worth $500 per new player. I get it.
How bout that earthquake you must have shit your pants.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjbWrong again asshole. Keep following dumshit Ozzy around. Also, get Robs wife's penis out of your mouth.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill YungOh no, that would Ibeatyouraces, king of the number of posts deleted, and then coming back for more.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjb
Don't worry JBJB your gig is up anyone with half a brain knows your IBYA.
The tactic Mr. Mendelson employed using the single example of the struggling AP is called "anecdotal evidence." It is not allowed in court because it has no relevance. It has no statistical context or reference. Anybody can simply make up anecdotal evidence and apply it to any situation. Mr. Mendelson knows an AP who struggled to make 8K a year. I know Billy Walters and his lifestyle ("know" is too strong, as a few conversations don't amount to "knowing," but it seems to meet Mr. Mendelson's criteria for the word). Is either statement of any statistical value? No. Does either statement add anything to this particular debate? No. Is either statement evidence of anything? No.
And don't forget the dilapidated trailer parked in driveways that steals electricity!Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmAnd the judgments against him for non-payment of apartment rent are just a few years old.Quote:
Originally Posted by jbjbThen there is "Bankruptcy Rob Argentino" LMAOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.Singer
Scorned ap's are very much like the libtards who were put down by Trump. Make up stuff about him, his family, his life....and all because it's the only way they're able to make themselves feel better after suffering thru massive, untold humiliation.
And ARGENTINO loves it!!:)
I like the "unlimited loss rebate" that far surpassed the Revel's $100k loss rebate that in wizard's own words "you don't see this every day" captured the hearts of AP's everywhere. Yet as far as I've seen, I'm the only one who actually took advantage of that promo and got a $3k cut out of it. IE, all you "$X/hour phonies talk a big game from your easy chairs.
Yet you throw around this Billy Walters name as if he's a God to you who supposedly can back up all your silly claims.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Wise up, phony.
Something like that. It was at Westgate years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonI admire the entrepreneurial spirit of this endeavor.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmNo, they were filled up with people that never had a slot card before. We're talking new sign up promotions. Wise up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
Oh don't tell me. It was a special sign up promo worth $500 per new player. I get it.
Everything seems to be years ago, or once was, or it happened. And you wonder why some of us are so skeptical about these AP claims?
Another non sequitur to the matter being discussed. Argentino, try to follow along. Or dig up those texts from me, and make a quick thousand for Mr. Mendelson.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rob.SingerYet you throw around this Billy Walters name as if he's a God to you who supposedly can back up all your silly claims.Quote:
Originally Posted by redietz
Wise up, phony.