Jerry! Jerry! Jerry! Jerry!Originally Posted by redietz
Originally Posted by Rob.SingerEvery poster who disappears from gaming forums leave either because they died or went broke gambling.Originally Posted by Ozzy
Well, I didn't hear anything about Jerry Logan's death, so....
Jerry is in Israel driving his Newell.
What, Me Worry?
i imagine the rv-Newell ain't gonna give a cat much re-sales values, hey hey!
Nice. I cringed at some of Adelson's politics, but it's possible Mitt Romney's a really good guy when you get to know him.Originally Posted by Alan Mendelson
I don't think I would enjoy being rich and famous. I only want to be wealthy and obscure.
DO says he's gotten $150 in free play per day at the cost of $25 a week. That's rookie stuff. Pros are getting more then that in free play per week while winning money!!
This is the EXACT statement. Copied:Originally Posted by jbjb
"I have obtained freeplay on players cards $150 a day seven days a week and it cost me $25 per card total!"
This is the greatest of all time casino accomplishment and needs to be preserved.
Wow, so cats what win well and regular continue to receive frees-play and comp? Better not let the kewl-J know about it, hey hey.Originally Posted by jbjb
Nothing but a wealth of information who is always willing to share!Originally Posted by jbjb
jbjb, an AP among APs.
Kudos to you sir!
Nobody can beat your aces.
Dealers want you to "bet more to win more" so you'll foolishly TIP MORE!
18 yo liar is now making shit up about slot attendants telling players to keep wads of cash they find while crawling around on the floor.
a) that didn't happen
b) "He told me I could steal that money" isn't a valid criminal defense
Everyone, and mean everyone here has Alan figured out. Like Tasha he dreams of these things happening to him and puts thoughts and time into them. He dreams of finding a wad of cash and heading right the craps table to triple it. And he puts so much thought into it he already has justified his taking it.Originally Posted by jdaewoo
It’s how he thinks at this point in his life after what gambling did to it.
Hey, at least he interviewed 4 Presidents. That and $1.25 will get him a 5 Credit max spin on a .25 VP machine.
What was the topics of the presidential interviews? Are we talking about legit sit down one on one interviews? Or is this more 18 yo bullshit? Usually it's big name reporters like Barbara Walters that got the interviews with the president in Alan's era from what I can remember. Alan like reporters would interview the vacuum repair shop owner about his Monday belt change specials.Originally Posted by The BozEveryone, and mean everyone here has Alan figured out. Like Tasha he dreams of these things happening to him and puts thoughts and time into them. He dreams of finding a wad of cash and heading right the craps table to triple it. And he puts so much thought into it he already has justified his taking it.Originally Posted by jdaewoo
It’s how he thinks at this point in his life after what gambling did to it.
Hey, at least he interviewed 4 Presidents. That and $1.25 will get him a 5 Credit max spin on a .25 VP machine.
When the President takes a trip to some part of the country, either campaigning or pushing for some legislature to be passed, they often get interviewed by a local reporter from that city or region in a public type of place like the farmer's market. Usually, it is just two or three questions. I suppose it is a feather in the cap type thing for the reporter, and that's ok, but Alan is making it sound like a "I have dined with Kings and Queens" type thing.
He said check with the White House. That implies he went there and signed in for his sit down with the President.Originally Posted by kewlJWhen the President takes a trip to some part of the country, either campaigning or pushing for some legislature to be passed, they often get interviewed by a local reporter from that city or region in a public type of place like the farmer's market. Usually, it is just two or three questions. I suppose it is a feather in the cap type thing for the reporter, and that's ok, but Alan is making it sound like a "I have dined with Kings and Queens" type thing.
Probably just more turning 6 yos into 18...
Now since this is the WoV thread, there was a brand new member at WoV, started a thread about playing trying to hit quads (special plays) rather than play the most optimal plays. Included in his strategy was a reference to "quitting while ahead". When I compared his strategy to Rob Singer's progression strategy of playing less optimally, just trying to hit quads (especially as it gets later in the progression betting), the guy responded "that it sounds like Rob Singer is on to something" or something along those lines.
Just for good measure later in the thread, this "new" member began talking about how VP is not random, and that there were programing bugs that he looks for that can be exploited. The only think missing was any mention of machines "teleporting" information to him.
Rob must have drove past a Walmart recently, because it looks like he picked up some new "socks".
Originally Posted by MaxPenHe said check with the White House. That implies he went there and signed in for his sit down with the President.Originally Posted by kewlJWhen the President takes a trip to some part of the country, either campaigning or pushing for some legislature to be passed, they often get interviewed by a local reporter from that city or region in a public type of place like the farmer's market. Usually, it is just two or three questions. I suppose it is a feather in the cap type thing for the reporter, and that's ok, but Alan is making it sound like a "I have dined with Kings and Queens" type thing.
I doubt it. If anything I would be more interested in what kind of clearance or background check was involved, although 40 years ago, probably not as much as today.
I'm thinking that in Nevada abandoned tickets or credits are the property of the casino. That's the way it is in Colorado where they have the strictest gaming regulations in the country. Offenders there are charged with petty theft against the casino.
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"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
Taking money from abandoned slot machines in Colorado.
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https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=...5BtDujNZbEamMc
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"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
You mean like the dozens of times you claim to rub elbows with and have Bob Nersesian on SPEED DIAL?Originally Posted by kewlJAlan is making it sound like a "I have dined with Kings and Queens" type thing.
BTW---I don't wear socks.... especially with my loafers. (Hope you can control yourself)
Just found the Nevada law in one of the articles. In 2011 Nevada passed a law that 25% of abandoned credits go to the casino, the rest goes to the state. Before that it was finders keepers.
I've heard that in Mississippi by law abandoned credits belong to the public.
"More importantly, mickey thought 8-4 was two games over .500. Argued about it. C'mon, man. Nothing can top that for math expertise. If GWAE ever has you on again, you can be sure I'll be calling in with that gem.'Nuff said." REDIETZ
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