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I agree.

I actually eat a lot (anyone who's seen me on live poker streams can attest to that), so I can really run up a comp bill if I want to (though I don't drink, so that keeps it down...

These were experienced players, so they were quite aware of how it all works. That's what surprised me so much about Kessler's story.

But even if they didn't realize it, they should have still...

Isn't it obvious that he enjoys that this forum is nothing but a troll site? The site was heading in somewhat of a direction to learn about gambling or advantage play but after he left Singer/Regins...

Chimp!

Glad to see you back.

Still wish I got to meet you in person when you saw me playing at Rincon two years ago.

I think these people who no-tipped were probably just confused. You...

I call you a troll because you have 138 posts here, and rarely have I seen you contribute any valuable information. Most of those 138 posts are some form of trolling, especially recently.

Your...

No doubt Kessler isn't the best at handling a lot of social situations, so it's possible that he didn't handle it gracefully. I wasn't there, so I can't say either way.

I will say that, upon...

It is obvious that you deal with both cultures or communities. I haven't dealt with the poker side for about 7 years but it hasn't changed that much from my understanding. Poker Players as a whole...

Wow, imagine that, a self obsessed selfish poker player. You call me a Troll for pointing it out and then tell a story verifying my accusations as truth. No wonder you can't get control of your...

Outsiders to the casino/Vegas scene just don't understand the whole situation with comps and often feel unjustifiably entitled.

A few years ago, an acquaintance in Vegas wanted to get tickets to...

I think it really depends on the context. If I am out with college students or relatives of any age, I use the comp and am a happy to pay any overages and tips. Same for when I am with a woman but...

Interesting discussion came up recently on the Twitter/Facebook of a poker player named Allen Kessler.

Kessler is a notoriously cheap and value-obsessed poker player in his 50s. He's a strange...