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Ozzy
Wrong Rob,
Wow!! Never thought I would see the day YOU said this. :rolleyes:
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Ozzy
this guy is a mid level lying sack of shit scammer, who lives and breathes fucking people over. He's truly sick and believes ALL of the lies that he excretes.
I don't get why some of you, even Dan Druff get so pissed off at the youtuber type scammers, but think nothing of people like Singer and Mdawg scamming people with the same kind of lies on gambling forums?
Didn't Singer publish and try to sell books about his BS progression system? I don't think it caught on and made him much money, but he tried. He, himself also says he trained hundreds of players to play his system. When pressed he couldn't produce a single one of them, but he says he did. If he did, you can bet your ass he didn't do it for free.
Mdawg? I don't know what his thing is. I don't think it is about money as he is a rich guy. I
think his scam is just about seeking attention and admiration. But who the Fuck really knows? He is obsessed with views and ranking of his threads and even forums when he is posting compared to when he is not. Who does that? One member at WoV recently stated that the day he joined WoV, he was solicited by Mdawg, not selling anything but the read his thread. Again, I don't know what the end game is but something is going on.
Back at Norm's BJ forum, 6-8 years ago, one of the regular members openly solicited that he mentored new players. He was teaching a specific count and claiming that was the only way to win. Shades of Lawrence Revere in the 70's. It appeared this guy, who I am sure many know of whom I am speaking was only charging a very nominal fee for his mentoring to these new players. One new player paid his monthly fee at the forum. Others paid for a meal when they met up.
I objected to this mentoring service, more about what he was claiming that a player had to learn the count he was teaching in order to win, than about that nominal fee charged. Some of the other regular members encouraged me to just drop it, that he wasn't hurting anyone. Next thing you know, the story broke that this guy had convinced a group of new players to form a team with him, combine bankrolls, which he would hold. And low and behold he was robbed of this combined bankroll of 6 figures as the story goes when none of the others were around.
I obviously bring this up to emphasize, you don't always know what the scam is. I may seem innocent enough, but who knows what these things are all about. I don't want to spend time trying to figure out what they have in mind.
But each and every one of these scams starts with one thing in common. Mis-information about gambling and some system or technique to winning that defies math and reality. Usually, things that have been proven BS a million times over. If enough people, real players, real people just call these claims out as BS, it becomes hard for any of these scammers to gain traction. And at least at that point, any potential victim has been
thoroughly warned.