Biggest Gambling Mistakes You Have Ever Made?

On my very first Craps Game, I decided that I didn't want to play Craps anymore, and I pressed "C and E," Thinking it meant "Cash Out/End Game," turns out that "C and E," is in fact a bet, and I lost. I remembered being confused and asking a Craps Player why the TITO didn't print out after I pressed the "Cash Out/End Game " button. He gently replied something like "C and E means Craps, and Eleven," and a 6 and a 5 came up, so you lost the bet.. Had you gotten 7/11, you would have won $100 on $12 bet." So, I learned the very hard way that "C and E " in Craps definitely does not mean "Cash Out/End Game,.

So, what are the biggest Gambling Mistakes you have ever made?

Very early in my Blackjack Career, I had two 10s, so 20. The Dealer had a single 10, so I thought I was Golden and would win. I was feeling overly cocky. I had a big happy smile on my face. The Dealer turned over an A(11) oh shit, I lost! My big happy smile turned into a look of horrified shock in literally seconds as I realized I lost.

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Originally Posted by Blackjackpro

Very early in my Blackjack Career, I had two 10s, so 20. The Dealer had a single 10, so I thought I was Golden and would win. I was feeling overly cocky. I had a big happy smile on my face. The Dealer turned over an A(11) oh shit, I lost! My big happy smile turned into a look of horrified shock in literally seconds as I realized I lost.

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Ok Blackjackpro (or Nathan/tasha), exactly how far into this blackjack career are you? 2 days? a week? :confused: Because what you are describing occurs numerous times a day for anyone that really plays and puts in reasonable play. It is as common as seeing a homeless person in Las Vegas. :rolleyes:

And, while I know YOU won't understand this, I will say it anyway. For a card counter, this occurrence is going to happen even more frequently because a card counter is all about getting to the high positive counts...whatever style of play he may employ to get there. And when we get to these desired high counts, often times the results are 20 vs 20 pushes or the 20 vs 21 loss that you described because the remaining cards are "rich" with Aces and 10 value cards. And what is even worse is those 20 vs 20 pushes and 20 vs 21 losses occur with our Max bet out because the count is high. :eek:

That IS card counting my friend and you would know this (and that it is pretty common) if you were really a blackjackpro. :cool:

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

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Originally Posted by Blackjackpro

Very early in my Blackjack Career, I had two 10s, so 20. The Dealer had a single 10, so I thought I was Golden and would win. I was feeling overly cocky. I had a big happy smile on my face. The Dealer turned over an A(11) oh shit, I lost! My big happy smile turned into a look of horrified shock in literally seconds as I realized I lost.

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Ok Blackjackpro (or Nathan/tasha), exactly how far into this blackjack career are you? 2 days? a week? :confused: Because what you are describing occurs numerous times a day for anyone that really plays and puts in reasonable play. It is as common as seeing a homeless person in Las Vegas. :rolleyes:

And, while I know YOU won't understand this, I will say it anyway. For a card counter, this occurrence is going to happen even more frequently because a card counter is all about getting to the high positive counts...whatever style of play he may employ to get there. And when we get to these desired high counts, often times the results are 20 vs 20 pushes or the 20 vs 21 loss that you described because the remaining cards are "rich" with Aces and 10 value cards. And what is even worse is those 20 vs 20 pushes and 20 vs 21 losses occur with our Max bet out because the count is high. :eek:

That IS card counting my friend and you would know this (and that it is pretty common) if you were really a blackjackpro. :cool:

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Lots of energy in this post.

I played playing mixed games at bellagio. We had been playing Archie (aka 5 card triple draw hi-low split). I had been running horribly and got AA88. Not the greatest hand, but definitely playable in most situations. It is me and some guy heads-up with position on me. I draw, miss, but bet. Next draw I hit an 8 for 888/AA. I bet, guy raises me, I 3-bet him. He calls. I stand pat on last draw. He thinks.. thinks.. breaks and draws 1. I bet, he folds a King up. I'm a bit confused, but hey if someone shows me their cards I show them mine cuz I'm dumb like that. So I show my hand and hear this gasp from the table. Then realize we'd only been playing triple-draw low. The guy just gets up and leaves the poker room without a word. He left his chips but came back and got them later.

Not my biggest, but definitely my greatest !

My buddy was playing super aces video poker. Dealt a pair of kings, accidentally held one of two kings, Drew 4 aces for 400/1.

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

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Originally Posted by Blackjackpro

Very early in my Blackjack Career, I had two 10s, so 20. The Dealer had a single 10, so I thought I was Golden and would win. I was feeling overly cocky. I had a big happy smile on my face. The Dealer turned over an A(11) oh shit, I lost! My big happy smile turned into a look of horrified shock in literally seconds as I realized I lost.

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Ok Blackjackpro (or Nathan/tasha), exactly how far into this blackjack career are you? 2 days? a week? :confused: Because what you are describing occurs numerous times a day for anyone that really plays and puts in reasonable play. It is as common as seeing a homeless person in Las Vegas. :rolleyes:

And, while I know YOU won't understand this, I will say it anyway. For a card counter, this occurrence is going to happen even more frequently because a card counter is all about getting to the high positive counts...whatever style of play he may employ to get there. And when we get to these desired high counts, often times the results are 20 vs 20 pushes or the 20 vs 21 loss that you described because the remaining cards are "rich" with Aces and 10 value cards. And what is even worse is those 20 vs 20 pushes and 20 vs 21 losses occur with our Max bet out because the count is high. :eek:

That IS card counting my friend and you would know this (and that it is pretty common) if you were really a blackjackpro. :cool:

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I am not Nathan/Tasha! I am a new Member!

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Originally Posted by Blackjackpro

I am not Nathan/Tasha! I am a new Member!

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Well maybe?!? Personally I don't really care. But Axel, Poker Grinder and others seem rather certain and since they are inexplicably obsessed with the whole Tasha/Nathan and other sock puppet thing, I am inclined to go with their unhealthy obsession and feeling that you are Nathan.

Either way....one thing we know for sure is you are no blackjack pro. :cool:

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Originally Posted by kewlJ

Either way....one thing we know for sure is you are no blackjack pro. :cool:

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Looks like KewlJ might be getting a little jealous.:D

There is ZERO chance BJpro, LS, Nathan and other socks are not connected Somehow.

I'm 95% certain It's Nathan. I think she is addicted to the forum game that she is playing, and due to her condition, this is something she will never let it go. She has been proven a deceiver, a catfisher and has an addictive compulsive nature. I'm certain she uses "disposable" burner phones. Perhaps not by Design, but out of necessity for whatever financial reasons. I have no doubt she uses diffrent burner phones on diffrent wifi networks that she frequents. You can get burner phones cheap(probably free, is Obama phones still a thing?) and you dont need any phone service to use them on WiFi. Add in her home PC, friends and family, work and she is set up for some proper sockpuppeteering. My suggestion, just ignore all the suspected sock-puppets.

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Originally Posted by AxelWolf

There is ZERO chance BJpro, LS, Nathan and other socks are not connected Somehow.

I'm 95% certain It's Nathan. My suggestion, just ignore all the suspected sock-puppets.

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I have always pretty much ignored Nathan/tasha/whoever. I have little interaction probably mostly because I have zero to little interest in most topics "she" ? discusses. BUT, I mean come on "blackjackpro" :confused: You really think I am going to let THAT one go by, especially when the first things she posts is how "shockingly" horrifying unusual it is to lose a pat 20 to a dealer 21. :rolleyes: Happens a zillion times a day. ;) She may be a BJ pro but she ain't a blackjack pro. ;)

While your advice for people to just ignore this person is sound advice...maybe some of the best you have ever given, it is pretty hypocritical when you and your "buddies" seem to obsess over this person and everything she says and does. :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by AxelWolf

There is ZERO chance BJpro, LS, Nathan and other socks are not connected Somehow.

I'm 95% certain It's Nathan.

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Yea... It's just a coincidence that BlowJobPro jumps over to this forum when they get booted from WOV and "just happens" to make their first post on Luscious SweetLips very first, and only, post here.

Of course he also couldn't pass up a post of Nathan's: https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post90150

Just ignore her and all her multiple personalities and maybe she'll go away.

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Originally Posted by AxelWolf

There is ZERO chance BJpro, LS, Nathan and other socks are not connected Somehow.

I'm 95% certain It's Nathan. I think she is addicted to the forum game that she is playing, and due to her condition, this is something she will never let it go. She has been proven a deceiver, a catfisher and has an addictive compulsive nature. I'm certain she uses "disposable" burner phones. Perhaps not by Design, but out of necessity for whatever financial reasons. I have no doubt she uses diffrent burner phones on diffrent wifi networks that she frequents. You can get burner phones cheap(probably free, is Obama phones still a thing?) and you dont need any phone service to use them on WiFi. Add in her home PC, friends and family, work and she is set up for some proper sockpuppeteering. My suggestion, just ignore all the suspected sock-puppets.

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Everybody in Cleveland lo minority got an Obama phone keep Obama in president you know? He gave us a phone he gonna do more!

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Originally Posted by Luscious SweetLips

On my very first Craps Game, I decided that I didn't want to play Craps anymore, and I pressed "C and E," Thinking it meant "Cash Out/End Game," turns out that "C and E," is in fact a bet, and I lost.

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Being a former craps dealer, other dealers would say in a live game that "C and E" means casino employee. A way to encourage tips when a suit is not around. :cool:

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Originally Posted by AxelWolf

There is ZERO chance BJpro, LS, Nathan and other socks are not connected Somehow.

I'm 95% certain It's Nathan. My suggestion, just ignore all the suspected sock-puppets.

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I have always pretty much ignored Nathan/tasha/whoever. I have little interaction probably mostly because I have zero to little interest in most topics "she" ? discusses. BUT, I mean come on "blackjackpro" :confused: You really think I am going to let THAT one go by, especially when the first things she posts is how "shockingly" horrifying unusual it is to lose a pat 20 to a dealer 21. :rolleyes: Happens a zillion times a day. ;) She may be a BJ pro but she ain't a blackjack pro. ;)

While your advice for people to just ignore this person is sound advice...maybe some of the best you have ever given, it is pretty hypocritical when you and your "buddies" seem to obsess over this person and everything she says and does. :rolleyes:

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She will keep trying hoping something sticks. She tries to come up with something AP's might be interested in. Unfortunately for her, she dose not have any real knowledge about gambling, so she can't fake it. And, she makes lots of puppeteer errors so it's easy to figure them out. She doesn't have the discipline to remain hidden long enough or well enough to be a proper sock.

I ordered a LYFT to a Casino about a week ago.... That was just like 2 blocks away from me! I cancelled as soon as I looked up and realized The Casino was like 2 block away from me. I called the LYFT Driver who showed up on my App and told him I made a major mistake ordering a LYFT as I soon realized that I was only about a block away from my Destination. He told me ,"No problem," and hung up.

I soon got a call from somebody else claiming he was my LYFT driver and was here to pick me up. I told him that I already cancelled my LYFT as I was already almost at my Destination. and spoke to my LYFT driver about it. He told me he hadn't spoken to me at all before this call. I told him that my LYFT Driver that showed up on my LYFT App was named Michael. He told me his name was Thomas. We went back and forth and he in a huff said he was charging me for the ride(About $7) and was very rude about it. Nasty even. What a Prick. . It wasn't my fault that LYFT gave me the wrong driver on my LYFT app. He should have understood that I was given the WRONG driver on my App. I should have complained to LYFT for giving me the wrong driver on my App. I should have reported the Correct Driver for being a rude, Nasty Prick.

I soon thought,"Oh well, I'll make up that $7 charge for the ride I never took at The Casino. It sounded like the Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said they would be OPEN UNTIL April 1st. I went to the Casino, and was baffled when the doors were LOCKED. I called The Casino to complain that I was told the Casino wpuld be OPEN UNTIL April 1st, but I am here and the doors were LOCKED. The Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said,"No, we're CLOSED UNTIL April 1st, and now we think we'll be closed even longer than that." Oh shit. I was out the $7 from that failed LYFT thing and I made the mistake of going to a CLOSED Casino. Double mistakes....

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Originally Posted by Tasha

I ordered a LYFT to a Casino about a week ago.... That was just like 2 blocks away from me! I cancelled as soon as I looked up and realized The Casino was like 2 block away from me. I called the LYFT Driver who showed up on my App and told him I made a major mistake ordering a LYFT as I soon realized that I was only about a block away from my Destination. He told me ,"No problem," and hung up.

I soon got a call from somebody else claiming he was my LYFT driver and was here to pick me up. I told him that I already cancelled my LYFT as I was already almost at my Destination. and spoke to my LYFT driver about it. He told me he hadn't spoken to me at all before this call. I told him that my LYFT Driver that showed up on my LYFT App was named Michael. He told me his name was Thomas. We went back and forth and he in a huff said he was charging me for the ride(About $7) and was very rude about it. Nasty even. What a Prick. . It wasn't my fault that LYFT gave me the wrong driver on my LYFT app. He should have understood that I was given the WRONG driver on my App. I should have complained to LYFT for giving me the wrong driver on my App. I should have reported the Correct Driver for being a rude, Nasty Prick.

I soon thought,"Oh well, I'll make up that $7 charge for the ride I never took at The Casino. It sounded like the Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said they would be OPEN UNTIL April 1st. I went to the Casino, and was baffled when the doors were LOCKED. I called The Casino to complain that I was told the Casino wpuld be OPEN UNTIL April 1st, but I am here and the doors were LOCKED. The Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said,"No, we're CLOSED UNTIL April 1st, and now we think we'll be closed even longer than that." Oh shit. I was out the $7 from that failed LYFT thing and I made the mistake of going to a CLOSED Casino. Double mistakes....

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Imagine that, the person that everyone admits is Mentally challenged at best, and probably retarted based on IQ, is the only person left in America that didn’t know casinos are closed. So the person who posts under multiple names still on forums doesn’t follow the news or visit a website for a casino.

Just another made up story from a chronic liar looking for attention.

You are the reason why books will be written in a few years on how much of this stimulus money was a waste.

Signing up and posting on gambling forums.

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Signing up and posting on gambling forums.

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I like how Blackhole keeps trying to convince everyone here that he's here only for the entertainment.

I don't know if this was a particularly bad mistake, but it was painful. In college hoops, I began putting some futures money on Clemson about 15 years ago when they got to 13-0. I got 100-something to 1. Then, they won a few more, getting to 17-0, I believe, and I added some when I found 100-1. Well, it turns out, they couldn't handle a press to save their lives, and they couldn't shoot free throws. They proceeded to blow three games with double digit leads with four minutes left, they lost overtime games, they lost every conceivable manner of game, and they wound up not even making the NCAA tournament.

Wait, here's another one. I took a really good Clemson football team at about 50-1 to win the national title. They were loaded. I bet them early, and by the time the season was going to start, they were down to 20-1. They were actually seven point favorites against Alabama in the season opener. Well, Alabama ran back the opening kickoff for a touchdown and proceeded to stomp them sideways. So my futures bet lasted about the eight seconds of the opening kickoff.

And finally, I had the Houston Oilers at something like 30-1 to win the AFC and 45-1 to win the SB way back. They still show that playoff game on classic reruns just to torture me. They were playing the Buffalo Bills.

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Originally Posted by Tasha

I ordered a LYFT to a Casino about a week ago.... That was just like 2 blocks away from me! I cancelled as soon as I looked up and realized The Casino was like 2 block away from me. I called the LYFT Driver who showed up on my App and told him I made a major mistake ordering a LYFT as I soon realized that I was only about a block away from my Destination. He told me ,"No problem," and hung up.

I soon got a call from somebody else claiming he was my LYFT driver and was here to pick me up. I told him that I already cancelled my LYFT as I was already almost at my Destination. and spoke to my LYFT driver about it. He told me he hadn't spoken to me at all before this call. I told him that my LYFT Driver that showed up on my LYFT App was named Michael. He told me his name was Thomas. We went back and forth and he in a huff said he was charging me for the ride(About $7) and was very rude about it. Nasty even. What a Prick. . It wasn't my fault that LYFT gave me the wrong driver on my LYFT app. He should have understood that I was given the WRONG driver on my App. I should have complained to LYFT for giving me the wrong driver on my App. I should have reported the Correct Driver for being a rude, Nasty Prick.

I soon thought,"Oh well, I'll make up that $7 charge for the ride I never took at The Casino. It sounded like the Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said they would be OPEN UNTIL April 1st. I went to the Casino, and was baffled when the doors were LOCKED. I called The Casino to complain that I was told the Casino wpuld be OPEN UNTIL April 1st, but I am here and the doors were LOCKED. The Casino Staff Member who answered the phone said,"No, we're CLOSED UNTIL April 1st, and now we think we'll be closed even longer than that." Oh shit. I was out the $7 from that failed LYFT thing and I made the mistake of going to a CLOSED Casino. Double mistakes....

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Imagine that, the person that everyone admits is Mentally challenged at best, and probably retarted based on IQ, is the only person left in America that didn’t know casinos are closed. So the person who posts under multiple names still on forums doesn’t follow the news or visit a website for a casino.

Just another made up story from a chronic liar looking for attention.

You are the reason why books will be written in a few years on how much of this stimulus money was a waste.

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You DO realize a lot of Casinos held out on closing longer than other Casinos right? For instance, the Indian Casinos were open longer than than the non Indian Casinos. I THOUGHT the Casino I was talking about was one of the "Stay open longer Casinos," especially since I asked on the phone,"How long are you open until?" The response was, ."Until April 1st." Anyone in my shoes who was given that response would have assumed they were open until April 1st. Especially since many Casinos stayed open longer than other Casinos.

At least she is admitting that she was wrong. Regnis is still sticking to his absurd claim that CTRs are filed where there is no cash involved, and Axel is deflating and not even addressing that he asked a guy who claimed to win a million at blackjack for proof of his CTR.

So, what's worse? to make a mistake and concede it, or to present something wrong and refuse to back down from it?

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Originally Posted by MDawg

At least she is admitting that she was wrong. Regnis is still sticking to his absurd claim that CTRs are filed where there is no cash involved, and Axel is deflating and not even addressing that he asked a guy who claimed to win a million at blackjack for proof of his CTR.

So, what's worse? to make a mistake and concede it, or to present something wrong and refuse to back down from it?

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You can see here that MDawg is not backing down from his wrongful claim. Dude is just a troll.

Back to the topic. My biggest mistakes in gambling have been not playing an advantage play I probably should have, or not playing it as aggressively as I could have. Oftentimes, that's due to trying to preserve the play, not be noticed, or I'm worried the casino won't honor the promotion after the fact. There's a been some promotions where you just can't imagine the casino is going to let you get away with playing a certain way for very long, so you don't prepare and bring enough people. The next thing you know... they actually are letting you get away with it for a significant amount of time. That leaves you thinking... f***, if I would have only wet ham I would have crushed it even more.

There's been occasions where I just didn't think the risk was worth the reward, especially, when there's a unknown aspects and you got a travel a long way with a short notice.
Sometimes it's a balancing act trying to figure out how much you can actually get away with without being kicked out.

My biggest mistake at WOV, other than joining WOV in the first place ;), was thinking (when I first posted this pic about a year ago) that this picture I took twenty years ago was taken from my suite at the Bellagio, when actually, it was taken from my suite at the Venetian.
https://i.imgur.com/VnLXtPrm.jpg
This was when Caesar's caught on fire, as I recall, in 2001.

Blank for now. ;)

I... Days before the Casinos temporarily closed, I was playing a "Play to earn Bingo Cards," each card was $125 coin in, and the Maximum was 5 cards so $625 coin in. I scratched so hard to get all of the 5 bingo cards and even earned an extra two points(an extra $10 coin in). I lost big time. I lost my Bankroll and lost my chance at $1,000 when another Player got all of the bingo numbers. Shit! I only had like 2 NUMBERS left! I would have made a $275 profit had I won! I thought,"At least I have about $50 left in guaranteed in free play this month from this Casino and about $ 34 at my other Local Casino so $84 in free play for this month, so it's not all that bad! " :D The Casinos closed a few days later after my stupid trip where I played $635 coin in chasing a $1,000 chance game and still lost. I knew I fucked up badly when I realized I was out even my guaranteed free play money as well. :/

Bumping this old thread because of all the valuable takes from it involving Tasha.

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Features her socks talking to each other

Same type nonsense she has started threads about over and over

Her stupidity on display not knowing casinos were closed early during Covid. Yes Florida was one if the last places in the country going on lockdown on St Patrick’s Day. But almost everything was then closed and no one could reasonably think casinos were open.

A few other interesting comments on display from her.

Fascinating how many losing gamblers parading around here wanting to be seen as a winner. Whether Tasha or Singer or a few others. I suspect even redietz may not have been a winning gambler at this point. Same shit just always different angles.

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My biggest mistake at WOV, other than joining WOV in the first place ;).

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Why is that? Because you thought you could bullshit a bunch of real players, many of them APs with your bullshit stories? Yeah that didn't work out too well did it.

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Fascinating how many losing gamblers parading around here wanting to be seen as a winner. Whether Tasha or Singer or a few others. I suspect even redietz may not have been a winning gambler at this point. Same shit just always different angles.

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We can laugh at Tasha for some of her gambling antics, like playing both sides of games (or betting events)....even in parlays. How ridiculous. BUT, at least Tasha is posting actual gambling experiences, as opposed to a guy that posts pictures of a jackpot win from a computer in the storage area of his daughter's house, or the guy that posts of winning every day, millions and millions of dollars, playing rated at table games, so the casinos know exactly how he is doing, and claiming no heat and on the contrary that casinos love him for it. :rolleyes:

This forum is supposed to be exactly what Tasha is doing....posting REAL gambling experiences, and not necessarily advantage play experiences. It just so happens many here are or were advantage players.

As for Red, I still believe Red made a living betting sports, including playing contests and stuff for decades from the 1980s through 2000 and something. How good of a living remains to be seen. He lives in a very modest little house in East Bubble Fuck Tennessee, that he can't seem to pay his taxes on time. That doesn't scream successful sports better. But whatever. I think I have read Buffet (Warren, not Jimmy :D) lives in a very modest house.

The big problem with Red is his not only refusing to accept that in this day and age there are players, advantage players that can find an advantage doing things in sports. He seems offended by that. Like it is his territory or something. I mean imagine if I, a card counter for 20+ years got upset and offended by players doing other things with blackjack like hole-carding, or ace sequencing or what not. Red's reaction has been ridiculous. Like "how dare you APs do something with sports betting". And that is just weird. :cool:

And in keeping with the subject of this 6 year old bumped thread, biggest mistake, my biggest mistake was attempting to play Reno periodically. While 80% of my BJ play takes place in Vegas, where I have learned how to play, what I can and can't get away with and what is tolerated and how to handle it when my play draws extraordinary heat and counter-measures, I have always taken several trips to other areas each year to give a break. But the problem with that is if you don't play a place regularly, you don't know exactly when you are crossing a line as far as comfort level until there are consequences.

I have had problems on some of my Pa trips. And you think no big deal, because it is out of town, but often those issues follow you home in the form of database entries. But RENO...my God. Playing that dumpy little town, even cutting down my stakes, almost ended my career, with the database entries. AND I KNEW BETTER! I had/have networked with many other players who warned me about Reno. It even was the big contentious issue between me and moses. I knew a player couldn't do what he claimed in that little hellhole. But I attempted to play there a couple times a year for 4-5 days at a time anyway and it almost destroyed my career. Forced me to conpletely re-invent how I played.

I am not mad that I learned the hard way, I am mad at myself that I already KNEW before I played there. And for what? 8-9 days a year?

Last Thursday I made a mistake at Chinook Winds high limit slots.

I sat down at a machine, put in my card and a hundred bucks and hit "spin," assuming it was a five dollar credit.

Nope: I didn't realize it was actually a one hundred dollar credit bet

I lost.

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Last Thursday I made a mistake at Chinook Winds high limit slots.

I sat down at a machine, put in my card and a hundred bucks and hit "spin," assuming it was a five dollar credit.

Nope: I didn't realize it was actually a one hundred dollar credit bet

I lost.

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I am not a slot guy (unless I have a reason to be), but I am guessing that is a fairly common mistake.

Similarly with blackjack, occasionally, not often but occasionally, I will sit down at a table, usually one not in my primary rotation that I don't play too often, and after playing for several minutes, I, or sometimes another player will get a blackjack and get paid 6:5 instead of 3:2, and I realize it is a 6:5 table. :mad:

Luckily the "damage" is minimal, because I usually discover long before I have gotten my bigger bets out, so it only costs me some wasted time. But there was one time, several years ago, that I was playing heads up, hadn't received a blackjack and the count went max bet territory. I threw out my $400 bet and after a few hands got a blackjack, only to be paid $480 in winnings instead of the expected $600. I was a little pissed. Again mostly at myself.

You idiots actually believe writing about this stuff will equate you to that retard tasha and set you free.....

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Fascinating how many losing gamblers parading around here wanting to be seen as a winner. Whether Tasha or Singer or a few others. I suspect even redietz may not have been a winning gambler at this point. Same shit just always different angles.

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We can laugh at Tasha for some of her gambling antics, like playing both sides of games (or betting events)....even in parlays. How ridiculous. BUT, at least Tasha is posting actual gambling experiences, as opposed to a guy that posts pictures of a jackpot win from a computer in the storage area of his daughter's house, or the guy that posts of winning every day, millions and millions of dollars, playing rated at table games, so the casinos know exactly how he is doing, and claiming no heat and on the contrary that casinos love him for it. :rolleyes:

This forum is supposed to be exactly what Tasha is doing....posting REAL gambling experiences, and not necessarily advantage play experiences. It just so happens many here are or were advantage players.

As for Red, I still believe Red made a living betting sports, including playing contests and stuff for decades from the 1980s through 2000 and something. How good of a living remains to be seen. He lives in a very modest little house in East Bubble Fuck Tennessee, that he can't seem to pay his taxes on time. That doesn't scream successful sports better. But whatever. I think I have read Buffet (Warren, not Jimmy :D) lives in a very modest house.

The big problem with Red is his not only refusing to accept that in this day and age there are players, advantage players that can find an advantage doing things in sports. He seems offended by that. Like it is his territory or something. I mean imagine if I, a card counter for 20+ years got upset and offended by players doing other things with blackjack like hole-carding, or ace sequencing or what not. Red's reaction has been ridiculous. Like "how dare you APs do something with sports betting". And that is just weird. :cool:

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Just because someone doesn’t pay their taxes doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t making money.

Al Capone made an obscene amount of money & he never paid any taxes

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

Fascinating how many losing gamblers parading around here wanting to be seen as a winner. Whether Tasha or Singer or a few others. I suspect even redietz may not have been a winning gambler at this point. Same shit just always different angles.

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We can laugh at Tasha for some of her gambling antics, like playing both sides of games (or betting events)....even in parlays. How ridiculous. BUT, at least Tasha is posting actual gambling experiences, as opposed to a guy that posts pictures of a jackpot win from a computer in the storage area of his daughter's house, or the guy that posts of winning every day, millions and millions of dollars, playing rated at table games, so the casinos know exactly how he is doing, and claiming no heat and on the contrary that casinos love him for it. :rolleyes:

This forum is supposed to be exactly what Tasha is doing....posting REAL gambling experiences, and not necessarily advantage play experiences. It just so happens many here are or were advantage players.

As for Red, I still believe Red made a living betting sports, including playing contests and stuff for decades from the 1980s through 2000 and something. How good of a living remains to be seen. He lives in a very modest little house in East Bubble Fuck Tennessee, that he can't seem to pay his taxes on time. That doesn't scream successful sports better. But whatever. I think I have read Buffet (Warren, not Jimmy :D) lives in a very modest house.

The big problem with Red is his not only refusing to accept that in this day and age there are players, advantage players that can find an advantage doing things in sports. He seems offended by that. Like it is his territory or something. I mean imagine if I, a card counter for 20+ years got upset and offended by players doing other things with blackjack like hole-carding, or ace sequencing or what not. Red's reaction has been ridiculous. Like "how dare you APs do something with sports betting". And that is just weird. :cool:

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Just because someone doesn’t pay their taxes doesn’t necessarily mean they aren’t making money.

Al Capone made an obscene amount of money & he never paid any taxes

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Did Al Capone live in his childhood home?

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Originally Posted by accountinquestion

After all those are the brittle bones of a nervous poodle.

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Why isn't this retard posting more fake baccarat sessions?