Big Casino Wins and Jackpots

[Rob.Singer]

And there you have it--spock just can't hold back as he spins his envy once again! And you people wonder why I enjoy agitating you with my wins?

And for the true record which a wounded democrat like spock would never completely show....that picture was taken with an old digital camera that needed to have its time/date reset whenever batteries were changed. I never bothered. So the envious haters selected that spin when Dan's envious "he photoshopped the $25 insignia" which Alan debunked in-person at Wynn, fell completely apart.

But thanks again spock for spending the time to look things up, so everyone can again see how deeply inside your head I reside.. You're the Adam Schiff of VCT

[Rob.Singer]

This is Barney,

My bestest friend the LID says for all forums personages who really gives a shits about the most greatest win of the greatest Singer personages, one only needs to check the meta data of alleged photo to determine if the Singer photo is reals or perhaps he is just pulling forum personages legs.

Rob's already been caught doing that;

https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post19929

In virtually every website on the internet if you get caught doing something like that your reputation is shot and nobody would pay any attention to you.

But not here in VCT bizzarro world.

At lvadvice.com, one of Rob's "advocates" was caught doing just that -- lying about the specifics regarding a posted jackpot. It just so happened that the site owner knew exactly where the machines were in the pic, and was able to instantly debunk the photo. Rob's "advocate" was banned.

Of course, Rob stated in a post above that he was "unfamiliar" with lvadvice.com.

Never heard of it redeitz. How about posting a link like spock likes to do? Oh that's right--you can't find it.

[slingshot]

What is it?

It's the stuff dreams are made of.*

*Sam Spade-The Maltese Falcon

What a wonderful hit. It's intriguing because even an everyday Joe could possibly accomplish this. The right circumstance, time and place. Players do this on a smaller scale all the time. Even a nickel/dime player like myself knows the mechanics of the play.

That's why I was curious. I have gone to a machine where it seems someone had been playing bonus poker for a long time (showing last payout of $15-$25 on quarters), so I just skipped that part of the strategy and started on ddbp and many times hit after p!aging within 100 or more credits.

[redietz]

Rob's already been caught doing that;

https://vegascasinotalk.com/forum/sh...ll=1#post19929

In virtually every website on the internet if you get caught doing something like that your reputation is shot and nobody would pay any attention to you.

But not here in VCT bizzarro world.

At lvadvice.com, one of Rob's "advocates" was caught doing just that -- lying about the specifics regarding a posted jackpot. It just so happened that the site owner knew exactly where the machines were in the pic, and was able to instantly debunk the photo. Rob's "advocate" was banned.

Of course, Rob stated in a post above that he was "unfamiliar" with lvadvice.com.

Never heard of it redeitz. How about posting a link like spock likes to do? Oh that's right--you can't find it.

Tsk, tsk, Rob. You should have thought that one through.

I'll do you one better. I invite anyone interested to sign up for lvadvice.com and contact the forum administrator/owner. He's a big fan of Rob's, and will be more than happy to track down the pic and discuss the event with interested parties. Just give a shout out to Kevin when you go to the site.

[Rob.Singer]

At lvadvice.com, one of Rob's "advocates" was caught doing just that -- lying about the specifics regarding a posted jackpot. It just so happened that the site owner knew exactly where the machines were in the pic, and was able to instantly debunk the photo. Rob's "advocate" was banned.

Of course, Rob stated in a post above that he was "unfamiliar" with lvadvice.com.

Never heard of it redeitz. How about posting a link like spock likes to do? Oh that's right--you can't find it.

Tsk, tsk, Rob. You should have thought that one through.

I'll do you one better. I invite anyone interested to sign up for lvadvice.com and contact the forum administrator/owner. He's a big fan of Rob's, and will be more than happy to track down the pic and discuss the event with interested parties. Just give a shout out to Kevin when you go to the site.

Not surprising you'd duck that one--just like you did with Alan on that lame story about why you didn't post anything from the pkg. yourself. You deflect anything that comes your way. And are you finally ready to fess up to soliciting money from me for your "sure thing" picks yet?

As a parting shot to the collection of lonely old men here who get driven insane over my win pictures....it was tempting to put up my W2G along with it. But that would have blunted many of the jealous comments, and as you can all see, the single thought of Rob Singer with a probable $200,000 win is so unfathomable....so distressing....is more than enough to cause angst among the masses. I saw it with my $100k hit, but there was too little disdain when I posted 4 tax slips with the $28,000 I won in jackpots over 1-1/2 hours on a single line $2 machine at SP.

So you see my friends, I go for MAXIMUM IRRITATION when it comes to you fools here.

And just what is you idiots' fascination with all these other postings on other obscure forums anyway? No doubt this lvadvice or whatever is a bastion of integrity and truth.

Whine in....

[kewlJ]

As a parting shot to the collection of lonely old men here who get driven insane over my win pictures....it was tempting to put up my W2G along with it. But that would have blunted many of the jealous comments,

In typical Singer fashion, this makes Zero sense.

Even funnier, Argentino, a month away from turning 70, calling the rest of us "old men", including some of us that are literally half his age.

What a moron.

[pahrump pete]

What is it?

It's the stuff dreams are made of.*

*Sam Spade-The Maltese Falcon

What a wonderful hit. It's intriguing because even an everyday Joe could possibly accomplish this. The right circumstance, time and place. Players do this on a smaller scale all the time. Even a nickel/dime player like myself knows the mechanics of the play.

That's why I was curious. I have gone to a machine where it seems someone had been playing bonus poker for a long time (showing last payout of $15-$25 on quarters), so I just skipped that part of the strategy and started on ddbp and many times hit after p!aging within 100 or more credits.

Hey Sling,
Sorry, I didn't quite get what you are saying.

For me, one time I put $500 (20 credits) into a $25. machine, got it up to 40 credits ($1000.) and bailed out. At a $10. machine sampled $200 and hit a royal. These are all one coin plays but I moved up a coin or two with hits of trips, straights, flushes etc. back to one coin if I lose the hand.

Haven't done that in quite a while. To try this machine for 20 hands would be $2000.-Almost impossible, but when you see that picture...

[slingshot]

What is it?

It's the stuff dreams are made of.*

*Sam Spade-The Maltese Falcon

What a wonderful hit. It's intriguing because even an everyday Joe could possibly accomplish this. The right circumstance, time and place. Players do this on a smaller scale all the time. Even a nickel/dime player like myself knows the mechanics of the play.

That's why I was curious. I have gone to a machine where it seems someone had been playing bonus poker for a long time (showing last payout of $15-$25 on quarters), so I just skipped that part of the strategy and started on ddbp and many times hit after p!aging within 100 or more credits.

Hey Sling,
Sorry, I didn't quite get what you are saying.

For me, one time I put $500 (20 credits) into a $25. machine, got it up to 40 credits ($1000.) and bailed out. At a $10. machine sampled $200 and hit a royal. These are all one coin plays but I moved up a coin or two with hits of trips, straights, flushes etc. back to one coin if I lose the hand.

Haven't done that in quite a while. To try this machine for 20 hands would be $2000.-Almost impossible, but when you see that picture...

creative! I've done something similar with $100 on a $5 machine. Hit 4 J's long time ago. Playing bp $75 $110 usual win.What I was referring to is most of Rob's strategies advocate an initial 100 credit play, on bonus poker, and if you lose 100 credits begin an advanced bp game. Well, most of the players here like to play continuously on.bp-right through quads- until they finally realize if they don't stop they're gonna lose it all. So I came up with the conclusion that on these machines they have played well past 100 credits! Of course, if I see higher payouts on bp, I go some where else. Doesn't always work as some machines automatically change last game played on screen.

[redietz]

Man, I can't imagine what it must be like to post a 200K win pic and have absolutely no one care because...well, I guess your rep is such that nobody believes you. How does one acquire that kind of reputation? It's truly mind boggling.

[jbjb]

Man, I can't imagine what it must be like to post a 200K win pic and have absolutely no one care because...well, I guess your rep is such that nobody believes you. How does one acquire that kind of reputation? It's truly mind boggling.

Of course we don't care. Just like we don't for that guy that won the million on Mississippi Stud or any schlubs that win Powerball or Mega-Millions.

[mickeycrimm]

It's 100% that Robocchio didn't hit the 4 Aces in the picture. Everyone knows how he is. If he had a W2-G for it he would have posted it faster than greased lightning just so he could rub everyone's nose in it.

Another thing is where are all the other W-2G's? At $500 per hand you get a W2-G for everything 3 of a Kind or higher. The machine will lock up everytime you hit a 3K or higher. Don't know how it works nowadays but it used to be the casino would assign someone to stand by the player and write the W2-G's.

One more thing is Rob wouldn't be able to file as a professional gambler on this one. So all those W2-G's would run his adjusted gross income up much higher and he would have to pay much more in taxes. It could absolutely affect his social security checks too.

What if he didn't win but ate a couple hundred thousand in W2-G's. Even as dumb as he is I don't think he's dumb enough to put himself in that position.

[Rob.Singer]

As a parting shot to the collection of lonely old men here who get driven insane over my win pictures....it was tempting to put up my W2G along with it. But that would have blunted many of the jealous comments,

In typical Singer fashion, this makes Zero sense.

Even funnier, Argentino, a month away from turning 70, calling the rest of us "old men", including some of us that are literally half his age.

What a moron.

Kew, the FUNNIEST part here is yes, most of these posters are indeed lonely old men who get easily ruffled, and although you claim to be around "half my age" I don't come with a bad ticker, infected blood, or a series of crossed wires upstairs. And as I've said, I will be around long after the day you put your 2nd pussyfoot into the grave.

[Rob.Singer]

It's 100% that Robocchio didn't hit the 4 Aces in the picture. Everyone knows how he is. If he had a W2-G for it he would have posted it faster than greased lightning just so he could rub everyone's nose in it.

Another thing is where are all the other W-2G's? At $500 per hand you get a W2-G for everything 3 of a Kind or higher. The machine will lock up everytime you hit a 3K or higher. Don't know how it works nowadays but it used to be the casino would assign someone to stand by the player and write the W2-G's.

One more thing is Rob wouldn't be able to file as a professional gambler on this one. So all those W2-G's would run his adjusted gross income up much higher and he would have to pay much more in taxes. It could absolutely affect his social security checks too.

What if he didn't win but ate a couple hundred thousand in W2-G's. Even as dumb as he is I don't think he's dumb enough to put himself in that position.

As usual, you're a bit late to the envy party. Yes they still assign an attendant who sits behind a $100 vp player unless you do not want one there, so the W2G wins can all be combined into one when you leave. My final total was $206,500. My net win was $198,000 because I took the first trips payout in cash. And I told you this the last time: Only Alan and I have posted full W2G's with our names etc. on this forum and in this thread. None of these so-called big shot "AP's" do because none of them have the money to play machines that spit them out. IF they even play....and that goes for their supposed hotshot Tom Robertson-type wussy teams. The next tax form I post will be AFTER the rest of you phonies post proof of your own claimed winning and "I win every year" obvious BS.

So keep the "Singer never hit this" jealousy coming. You and a few others here will lose a lot of sleep over this, and that's more than I could have ever hoped for. You're acting like a wounded democrat mickey, refusing to allow your confused mind to see the reality beyond your hapless wishing and hoping.

Again: I win/you lose.

No I don't file Schedule C any longer and I never expected to play this type of machine or get this type of hit. But a win is a win regardless of taxes owed, which will be VERY EASY to pay without a large retirement account withdrawal, don'tcha think? Of course, all this is a million miles away from a low level two-bit Indian casino rat like you mickey, Right?

Leave it to an envious fool like you to make believe there's a tax issue.....

[AxelWolf]

There is a good chance Rob conned someone into playing this machine using his fraudulent system hopping for a tip. No doubt the guy was down double the jackpot before he hit it.

[mickeycrimm]

It's 100% that Robocchio didn't hit the 4 Aces in the picture. Everyone knows how he is. If he had a W2-G for it he would have posted it faster than greased lightning just so he could rub everyone's nose in it.

Another thing is where are all the other W-2G's? At $500 per hand you get a W2-G for everything 3 of a Kind or higher. The machine will lock up everytime you hit a 3K or higher. Don't know how it works nowadays but it used to be the casino would assign someone to stand by the player and write the W2-G's.

One more thing is Rob wouldn't be able to file as a professional gambler on this one. So all those W2-G's would run his adjusted gross income up much higher and he would have to pay much more in taxes. It could absolutely affect his social security checks too.

What if he didn't win but ate a couple hundred thousand in W2-G's. Even as dumb as he is I don't think he's dumb enough to put himself in that position.

As usual, you're a bit late to the envy party. Yes they still assign an attendant who sits behind a $100 vp player unless you do not want one there, so the W2G wins can all be combined into one when you leave. My final total was $206,500. My net win was $198,000 because I took the first trips payout in cash. And I told you this the last time: Only Alan and I have posted full W2G's with our names etc. on this forum and in this thread. None of these so-called big shot "AP's" do because none of them have the money to play machines that spit them out. IF they even play....and that goes for their supposed hotshot Tom Robertson-type wussy teams. The next tax form I post will be AFTER the rest of you phonies post proof of your own claimed winning and "I win every year" obvious BS.

So keep the "Singer never hit this" jealousy coming. You and a few others here will lose a lot of sleep over this, and that's more than I could have ever hoped for. You're acting like a wounded democrat mickey, refusing to allow your confused mind to see the reality beyond your hapless wishing and hoping.

Again: I win/you lose.

No I don't file Schedule C any longer and I never expected to play this type of machine or get this type of hit. But a win is a win regardless of taxes owed, which will be VERY EASY to pay without a large retirement account withdrawal, don'tcha think? Of course, all this is a million miles away from a low level two-bit Indian casino rat like you mickey, Right?

Leave it to an envious fool like you to make believe there's a tax issue.....

More proof the 4 Aces hit is not Robocchio's.

[Rob.Singer]

It's 100% that Robocchio didn't hit the 4 Aces in the picture. Everyone knows how he is. If he had a W2-G for it he would have posted it faster than greased lightning just so he could rub everyone's nose in it.

Another thing is where are all the other W-2G's? At $500 per hand you get a W2-G for everything 3 of a Kind or higher. The machine will lock up everytime you hit a 3K or higher. Don't know how it works nowadays but it used to be the casino would assign someone to stand by the player and write the W2-G's.

One more thing is Rob wouldn't be able to file as a professional gambler on this one. So all those W2-G's would run his adjusted gross income up much higher and he would have to pay much more in taxes. It could absolutely affect his social security checks too.

What if he didn't win but ate a couple hundred thousand in W2-G's. Even as dumb as he is I don't think he's dumb enough to put himself in that position.

As usual, you're a bit late to the envy party. Yes they still assign an attendant who sits behind a $100 vp player unless you do not want one there, so the W2G wins can all be combined into one when you leave. My final total was $206,500. My net win was $198,000 because I took the first trips payout in cash. And I told you this the last time: Only Alan and I have posted full W2G's with our names etc. on this forum and in this thread. None of these so-called big shot "AP's" do because none of them have the money to play machines that spit them out. IF they even play....and that goes for their supposed hotshot Tom Robertson-type wussy teams. The next tax form I post will be AFTER the rest of you phonies post proof of your own claimed winning and "I win every year" obvious BS.

So keep the "Singer never hit this" jealousy coming. You and a few others here will lose a lot of sleep over this, and that's more than I could have ever hoped for. You're acting like a wounded democrat mickey, refusing to allow your confused mind to see the reality beyond your hapless wishing and hoping.

Again: I win/you lose.

No I don't file Schedule C any longer and I never expected to play this type of machine or get this type of hit. But a win is a win regardless of taxes owed, which will be VERY EASY to pay without a large retirement account withdrawal, don'tcha think? Of course, all this is a million miles away from a low level two-bit Indian casino rat like you mickey, Right?

Leave it to an envious fool like you to make believe there's a tax issue.....

More proof the 4 Aces hit is not Robocchio's.

What else can you say I know one thing mickey--if I were a lifelong slug like you who's had to endure the mocking I put your unproductive and useless loner ass thru all the time for your bottom-feeder lifestyle, I'd NEVER want to believe something as horrible as this and I'd be delivering the same type of delusional denials as you are.

You know, when I hit those winners at SP I posted all four W2G's, which made it next to impossible for the jealous haters to claim I photoshopped or made them up like a few of you did when I posted a single form.

So man up you sissified whiner--post proof of your claims for a change. Then I'll think about posting my next and this forms so you can relieve yourselve(s) by claiming they're "just more make believe forms" from Singer.

Now THIS is worth it!

[Rob.Singer]

There is a good chance Rob conned someone into playing this machine using his fraudulent system hopping for a tip. No doubt the guy was down double the jackpot before he hit it.

That's the type of stupid street-inspired comment I'd expect from a puny low limit vp player like you axel.
As I've said, you idiots have ZERO CLUE what it takes to profit big from vp, and you people have ZERO CLUE how and why I'm the best vp-AP of all time. None at all. You're all just fools for the picking.

[mickeycrimm]

As usual, you're a bit late to the envy party. Yes they still assign an attendant who sits behind a $100 vp player unless you do not want one there, so the W2G wins can all be combined into one when you leave. My final total was $206,500. My net win was $198,000 because I took the first trips payout in cash. And I told you this the last time: Only Alan and I have posted full W2G's with our names etc. on this forum and in this thread. None of these so-called big shot "AP's" do because none of them have the money to play machines that spit them out. IF they even play....and that goes for their supposed hotshot Tom Robertson-type wussy teams. The next tax form I post will be AFTER the rest of you phonies post proof of your own claimed winning and "I win every year" obvious BS.

So keep the "Singer never hit this" jealousy coming. You and a few others here will lose a lot of sleep over this, and that's more than I could have ever hoped for. You're acting like a wounded democrat mickey, refusing to allow your confused mind to see the reality beyond your hapless wishing and hoping.

Again: I win/you lose.

No I don't file Schedule C any longer and I never expected to play this type of machine or get this type of hit. But a win is a win regardless of taxes owed, which will be VERY EASY to pay without a large retirement account withdrawal, don'tcha think? Of course, all this is a million miles away from a low level two-bit Indian casino rat like you mickey, Right?

Leave it to an envious fool like you to make believe there's a tax issue.....

More proof the 4 Aces hit is not Robocchio's.

What else can you say I know one thing mickey--if I were a lifelong slug like you who's had to endure the mocking I put your unproductive and useless loner ass thru all the time for your bottom-feeder lifestyle, I'd NEVER want to believe something as horrible as this and I'd be delivering the same type of delusional denials as you are.

You know, when I hit those winners at SP I posted all four W2G's, which made it next to impossible for the jealous haters to claim I photoshopped or made them up like a few of you did when I posted a single form.

So man up you sissified whiner--post proof of your claims for a change. Then I'll think about posting my next and this forms so you can relieve yourselve(s) by claiming they're "just more make believe forms" from Singer.

Now THIS is worth it!

More deflection which is more proof Robocchio didn't hit the hand. Con game over, Robocchio.

[redietz]

There is a good chance Rob conned someone into playing this machine using his fraudulent system hopping for a tip. No doubt the guy was down double the jackpot before he hit it.

That's the type of stupid street-inspired comment I'd expect from a puny low limit vp player like you axel.
As I've said, you idiots have ZERO CLUE what it takes to profit big from vp, and you people have ZERO CLUE how and why I'm the best vp-AP of all time. None at all. You're all just fools for the picking.

'Nuff said. Da man has spoke.

[Alan Mendelson]

First I heard of Rob's $200,000 win was reading this forum. He didn't tell me. Congratulations Rob.

Some of you wonder if Rob simply put $20,000 in the machine and hit this in 40 plays. I don't know if that's the case. Sure it's possible but it's also possible he had other wins along the way which gave him more than 40 plays.

When I hit my $21,000 royal at Sam's Town I started the session with only $300 in the $5/coin machine, but I hit straights and two pair and even one non W2G quad before I hit the royal. In fact I played for some time on that original $300. See the photos below because they show more than $300 in credits when I hit this royal about two years ago.

Also I checked Google to see if this photo of Rob's appeared elsewhere on the Internet and I couldn't find it.

I posted W2Gs of some of my royals here because the usual suspects doubted me. Even Dan doubted me when I hit two royals at Caesars in one weekend. Fortunately Dan was at Caesars at the same time and we met while we were having dinner separately at Nobu. I showed him the W2Gs and then he believed me.

But it's a shame that the AP club just doesn't believe that you don't have to be an AP to hit big wins... you just have to be lucky.

And yes even APs need luck otherwise they wouldn't have long losing periods while playing with their "edge."