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04-27-2022, 02:25 AM
Rob.Singer

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Originally Posted by MisterV

I'm not a rat.

I hoisted douchedawg on his own petard.

Shortly before permanently blocking him due to my disgust over his bloviated bullshit I sent an email to a casino he plays at with a link to his boasts on WoV of winning all the time and getting massive comps anyway, then I promptly posted about it on WoV: no shame, no "ratting," just trying to give this clown his comeuppance.

Why would you say I ratted him out, IF his brags were truthful?

Oh, btw, go fuck yourself you finger-pointing mongoloid.

I assume the person you're referring to is MDawg?

For years I wrote occasional articles about Bob Dancer claiming to win large sums of money each year while bragging about getting massive amounts of comps. And the most surprising part of this is how the same casinos supposedly just kept inviting him in with lucrative offers in order to be raped over and over again.

I received lots of pushback on these articles from people who said they too were winning AP's. Yet never did anyone ever attempt to begin to explain or rationalize the anomaly I wrote about. And all Dancer did was email me several times with unpleasantries.

So maybe it is true....maybe there are a few super big winners out there who get showered with a parade of slot club and marketing splendor without end. I know it makes no sense, but if no one ever answers how it can be, then can we prove it doesn't happen?
04-27-2022, 08:11 AM
MisterV

Maybe, but what really did it for me was his brag about winning 50 or so baccarat sessions in a row.

Could it happen?

I think not.

I blocked him soon thereafter; I note he yaks about his investments as well; no doubt those posts are filled with more self-aggrandizing claims of great success.

He might be a decent guy in person but his internet posts make me believe he has issues with self-esteem, so he exaggerates / over-compensates.
05-02-2022, 02:38 PM
Rounder

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Originally Posted by Rob.Singer

Quote:

Originally Posted by MisterV

I'm not a rat.

I hoisted douchedawg on his own petard.

Shortly before permanently blocking him due to my disgust over his bloviated bullshit I sent an email to a casino he plays at with a link to his boasts on WoV of winning all the time and getting massive comps anyway, then I promptly posted about it on WoV: no shame, no "ratting," just trying to give this clown his comeuppance.

Why would you say I ratted him out, IF his brags were truthful?

Oh, btw, go fuck yourself you finger-pointing mongoloid.

I assume the person you're referring to is MDawg?

For years I wrote occasional articles about Bob Dancer claiming to win large sums of money each year while bragging about getting massive amounts of comps. And the most surprising part of this is how the same casinos supposedly just kept inviting him in with lucrative offers in order to be raped over and over again.

I received lots of pushback on these articles from people who said they too were winning AP's. Yet never did anyone ever attempt to begin to explain or rationalize the anomaly I wrote about. And all Dancer did was email me several times with unpleasantries.

So maybe it is true....maybe there are a few super big winners out there who get showered with a parade of slot club and marketing splendor without end. I know it makes no sense, but if no one ever answers how it can be, then can we prove it doesn't happen?

I believe at the time card pulling at video poker was something that could still be done. You could have an actual large win but show a massive loss to the casino. This would not surprise me. I do the same thing with slots, know my net win detail, and have seen the win/loss statement from the house showing a me as a loser.
05-03-2022, 01:35 PM
mickeycrimm

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Originally Posted by MisterV

I'm not a rat.

I hoisted douchedawg on his own petard.

Shortly before permanently blocking him due to my disgust over his bloviated bullshit I sent an email to a casino he plays at with a link to his boasts on WoV of winning all the time and getting massive comps anyway, then I promptly posted about it on WoV: no shame, no "ratting," just trying to give this clown his comeuppance.

Why would you say I ratted him out, IF his brags were truthful?

Oh, btw, go fuck yourself you finger-pointing mongoloid.

I assume the person you're referring to is MDawg?

For years I wrote occasional articles about Bob Dancer claiming to win large sums of money each year while bragging about getting massive amounts of comps. And the most surprising part of this is how the same casinos supposedly just kept inviting him in with lucrative offers in order to be raped over and over again.

I received lots of pushback on these articles from people who said they too were winning AP's. Yet never did anyone ever attempt to begin to explain or rationalize the anomaly I wrote about. And all Dancer did was email me several times with unpleasantries.

So maybe it is true....maybe there are a few super big winners out there who get showered with a parade of slot club and marketing splendor without end. I know it makes no sense, but if no one ever answers how it can be, then can we prove it doesn't happen?

I believe at the time card pulling at video poker was something that could still be done. You could have an actual large win but show a massive loss to the casino. This would not surprise me. I do the same thing with slots, know my net win detail, and have seen the win/loss statement from the house showing a me as a loser.

Pulling the card was very effective. So much so that technology was created to counter it. So nowadays, on certain games, when you pull the card in the middle of a spin it will say the card is still engaged even tho it's been removed.

But on certain games you can move the numbers close to the payoff then pull the card before spinning to get into the bonus round.

The below game is a card puller. I play the purple at 62 and pull the card at 71. You will sometimes catch 4 purple wilds on the 5th reel to put it into free game mode so I pull at that point.

Then I spin the rest of the play off without the card.
05-03-2022, 03:14 PM
jbjb

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Originally Posted by mickeycrimm

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Originally Posted by Rounder

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Originally Posted by Rob.Singer

I assume the person you're referring to is MDawg?

For years I wrote occasional articles about Bob Dancer claiming to win large sums of money each year while bragging about getting massive amounts of comps. And the most surprising part of this is how the same casinos supposedly just kept inviting him in with lucrative offers in order to be raped over and over again.

I received lots of pushback on these articles from people who said they too were winning AP's. Yet never did anyone ever attempt to begin to explain or rationalize the anomaly I wrote about. And all Dancer did was email me several times with unpleasantries.

So maybe it is true....maybe there are a few super big winners out there who get showered with a parade of slot club and marketing splendor without end. I know it makes no sense, but if no one ever answers how it can be, then can we prove it doesn't happen?

I believe at the time card pulling at video poker was something that could still be done. You could have an actual large win but show a massive loss to the casino. This would not surprise me. I do the same thing with slots, know my net win detail, and have seen the win/loss statement from the house showing a me as a loser.

Pulling the card was very effective. So much so that technology was created to counter it. So nowadays, on certain games, when you pull the card in the middle of a spin it will say the card is still engaged even tho it's been removed.

But on certain games you can move the numbers close to the payoff then pull the card before spinning to get into the bonus round.

The below game is a card puller. I play the purple at 62 and pull the card at 71. You will sometimes catch 4 purple wilds on the 5th reel to put it into free game mode so I pull at that point.

Then I spin the rest of the play off without the card.

And leave it out when playing off that 10 blue as well.

Also, this is one of the easiest games where you can make it look like you lose a ton of money all while winning a ton of it!
05-03-2022, 06:11 PM
Rounder

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Originally Posted by mickeycrimm

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Originally Posted by Rounder

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Originally Posted by Rob.Singer

I assume the person you're referring to is MDawg?

For years I wrote occasional articles about Bob Dancer claiming to win large sums of money each year while bragging about getting massive amounts of comps. And the most surprising part of this is how the same casinos supposedly just kept inviting him in with lucrative offers in order to be raped over and over again.

I received lots of pushback on these articles from people who said they too were winning AP's. Yet never did anyone ever attempt to begin to explain or rationalize the anomaly I wrote about. And all Dancer did was email me several times with unpleasantries.

So maybe it is true....maybe there are a few super big winners out there who get showered with a parade of slot club and marketing splendor without end. I know it makes no sense, but if no one ever answers how it can be, then can we prove it doesn't happen?

I believe at the time card pulling at video poker was something that could still be done. You could have an actual large win but show a massive loss to the casino. This would not surprise me. I do the same thing with slots, know my net win detail, and have seen the win/loss statement from the house showing a me as a loser.

Pulling the card was very effective. So much so that technology was created to counter it. So nowadays, on certain games, when you pull the card in the middle of a spin it will say the card is still engaged even tho it's been removed.

But on certain games you can move the numbers close to the payoff then pull the card before spinning to get into the bonus round.

The below game is a card puller. I play the purple at 62 and pull the card at 71. You will sometimes catch 4 purple wilds on the 5th reel to put it into free game mode so I pull at that point.

Then I spin the rest of the play off without the card.

Depends on the card system too. I know for certain from my win loss statements that at certain places if you pull your card before your press start on the bonus round, if will not register the bonus.

On the other side of that coin, there are systems where you would need to pull the card at 71, cash out, and restart with anon cash. The play and card is actually tracked to the ticket itself.

Mickey, unrelated question, but do you think bonus rounds are random per free spin, or does it already know what it is going to give you as soon as you press start?

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