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Since a lawsuit is being filed, and there have been magazine articles about the victim at Excalibur I now don't think it's a big deal to expose his name hear. In the following article they spell his name Teams but it is actually spelled Teems. He has somewhat of a track record in poker too.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=..._QyUWJG3k1Fuks
This is the same person who you said was strong armed and had his nose broken? The same person in the article?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
If so, why hasn't this already been made public? I'm taking into consideration that his previous press coverage has made him a known figure.
I can understand how an "unknown AP" might not get media attention.
Please clarify.
please clarify what?Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonThis is the same person who you said was strong armed and had his nose broken? The same person in the article?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
If so, why hasn't this already been made public? I'm taking into consideration that his previous press coverage has made him a known figure.
I can understand how an "unknown AP" might not get media attention.
Please clarify.
Teems was also associated with Kelly Sun whom edge sorted for Phil Ivey. In the lawsuit depositions she credits Teems with teaching her everything she knows about gambling. He introduced her to Phil Ivey. She also said that she and Teems had won a lot of cars in their exploits.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...qJke0qNtG7SG0B
Last I checked, Adelson owned the RJ. Does that make it more or less likely that he would suppress making this public and suggest others do the same? On one hand, it's a competitor in a bad light. On the other, he's a casino owner.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan MendelsonThis is the same person who you said was strong armed and had his nose broken? The same person in the article?Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
If so, why hasn't this already been made public? I'm taking into consideration that his previous press coverage has made him a known figure.
I can understand how an "unknown AP" might not get media attention.
Please clarify.
There is a lot more media in Vegas than the RJ. There are four major network TV stations plus other newspapers and even a flurry of other casino websites. No one has this story except mickeycrimm?
I tweeted 3 TV stations. I thought I was direct messaging them. But they showed up for the public and I deleted the tweets. Who knows if they even read them. I haven't had time to search out another course. I've been back and forth from the casinos all day.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
Alan, the LV media doesn’t usually cover these these types of stories. They are in bed with the casinos, they assume the guy was some sort of criminal and was legitimately ejected. Apparently, he is a high profile AP...a lawsuit will likely be filed, and then the media will cover it.
Looks like Mickey "scooped" the board's cub reporter.
Attaboy!
I sorry hear this. I not play UX anymore without helmet. Casino run by Hitler.
You might be able to borrow Alan's helmet, if you ask nicely.😎Quote:
Originally Posted by theywontpayontuesday
Mickey, all of the TV stations have websites with email addresses. They even have phone numbers. WOW. There is also Card Player Magazine which always reports on APs and casino lawsuits. Gee, even Esquire might be interested.
But so far this is a mickeycrimm exclusive?
Perhaps you should write the report. They might pay you.
I've just learned that Atlantis/Reno has banned several slot AP's this past week.
Thanks Mickey.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I wonder if they distinguish between UX vulturing and slot vulturing ?
How do they know who to ban mickeycrimm? Do they ask the APs to show their AP membership cards at the door or do they look for the secret decoder rings on the hand that pushes the button?
Frankly these claims are getting more fantastic every day.
They probably get rid of anybody bothering the regular players by hanging over them, blowing smoke in their face or fighting among themselves creating a scene ect. Ultimately it probably has nothing to do with their "APing"Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
probably a dead giveaway when someone checks through multiple bet levels of banks of the same game and only plays certain ones. also they read forums like this, twitter, and even a website some dude set up detailing a lot of the common plays so if they see someone come in and only play these games in a hit and run pattern...Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
seems like in vegas slot hustlers are going to have to start using camouflage plays and covers like counters do.
It was one of the guys on twitter. He was on one of those new GE variants when he got the ban.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplayThanks Mickey.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I wonder if they distinguish between UX vulturing and slot vulturing ?
Nope, straight up 86'ing non-offending customers for being knowledgeable gamblers.Quote:
Originally Posted by quahaugThey probably get rid of anybody bothering the regular players by hanging over them, blowing smoke in their face or fighting among themselves creating a scene ect. Ultimately it probably has nothing to do with their "APing"Quote:
Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
Interesting, thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimmIt was one of the guys on twitter. He was on one of those new GE variants when he got the ban.Quote:
Originally Posted by tableplayThanks Mickey.Quote:
Originally Posted by mickeycrimm
I wonder if they distinguish between UX vulturing and slot vulturing ?