Apparently Dan is very ill. Maybe there will be a third fake death in the gambling community after KJ's and Cmoney's
https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...te-not-really)
https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...FA-please-read
I'm sorry but you lost me as soon as I read roulette. Roulette is not video poker and Rob doesn't pick cards randomly.
Now if he's a 6/5 favorite over ten sessions why isn't he also a 6/5 favorite over 100 sessions or 1,000 sessions?
Please no coin flips or roulette spins.
Jbjb that's a very serious statement Dan made about his health and shutting down his poker forum.
From his post:
" I am not going to issue an idiotic "retirement" message, as perhaps if I ever get better, I will still play occasionally. However, it is also possible I have played my last poker hand, made my last sports wager, and run my final video poker hand."
I try to use other games to make the concept easier to understand for you, because you have difficulty grasping gambling concepts as it is.
Okay, Singer's claim is that his system works. If you really wanted to test his system, here is what you would do:
There are no, "Sessions," except as Singer sees fit, but no set amount of, "Sessions."
What you would do is set a target amount, preferably more than one Royal at the $100 level. I would suggest $1,000,000, which I certainly do not have. How it would work is that Singer would have to play his system (or could play however he wanted, really) until he either won $1,000,000 or lost $1,000,000. If he were to meet/exceed $1,000,000, then the person betting against him would pay an additional $1,000,000. If Singer were to lose $1,000,000, then he would need to pay another $1,000,000 to the person betting against him.
The reason why Singer's, "System," has such a high probability of winning a given trial is because the win target is so small compared to the loss target. If his win goal were to go from $2,500/session to $500/session, the probability of a, "Session Win," would be even higher. If he made the win target $5/session, then it would be even higher still.
Anyway, if you set the stop win and stop loss to the same amount, and you make it a relatively high amount relative to the highest individual bet Singer is allowed to make, then the probability of winning would be well against him unless he were playing a +EV game in the first place.
Unfortunately Mission you're not talking about Rob's system as he has stated what his system is.
I'll say nothing more. I'm not part of any bet. I'll leave the discussion to the actual participants and the armchair gamblers, as Rob calls them.
Besides anything I say will only bring out more insults and I have other things to do.
Mission anytime you're in town meet me at McDonald's and I'll buy you some McNuggets.
Come on Alan, just do it. Die and leave the 10k and $75 in FP to your kids. Honestly how many of us are this little alive or dead? Probably should be a posting requirement. Good or bad, I’m willing to bet there is not a poster worth less than Alan dead or alive.
66 yearsof fucking people over and this piece of shit is worth more dead than alive. Sad or ironic . You pick.
Another hour, how much more have you lost in a casino you could have paid your Kids?
Fuck you Alan. Deadbeat Piece of Shit.
But if you are posting here, you are not at Red Rock losing money.
By the way, fuck you Alan. Karma mother fucker, karma.
That would normally be fine, except I'm running out of both patience and, quite frankly, different ways to explain it to you. The concept has never changed. At a certain point, you either choose not to understand or are incapable of understanding.
In very general terms, here is my last ditch effort:
1.) Win small money much easier than lose big money.
2.) Lose small money much easier than win big money.
3.) On good bet, win big money easier than lose big money.
4.) On bad bet, lose big money easier than win big money.
Sounds like Dan has much bigger issues right now than investigating a new member. I don't follow Dan's poker forum, so I don't know what all is happening, other than what I read on that announcement post that jbjb linked to, so I will just say, I hope Dan's situation improves and he feels better soon.
I'm not going to question you anymore Mission. Thanks but you don't make the six o'clock news. (That's an expression we use in the news business.) I could use big words like extrapolate so I guess I have to. So let's extrapolate your statement. If Rob is a favorite by 6/5 to win 8 out of ten, what changes that he won't win 8,000 out of 10,000?
Don't bother answering. I won't understand. Really, don't bother. I won't understand.
I checked and Dan hasn't been on Facebook either for more than a week and I'm sure he doesn't want to deal with this forum either as he battles his illness. That means it's serious and everything and everyone can just run amok now.
He says his poker forum could be closed without notice and he's given up his podcasts. That's unfortunate. I'm sure that also means there will be no "policing" of this site either.
Same way you win with martingale the majority of the time Alan.
I flip a coin twice. It has 25% chance of landing on heads both times. I flip a coin 5,000 times. It doesn’t have a 25% chance of landing on heads all 5,000 times. I know Alan doesn’t like flipping coins, but if you’ve ever taken a course in logic, you’d know it’s easier to break down a problem into a more simple problem to solve it. And this is an INCREDIBLY SIMPLE problem compared to others that take an ounce of effort to figure out.
Just because someone is a favorite to be ahead, doesn’t mean in the long term they expect to be ahead. I already gave an example before. If you break the problem down into more simple terms, you can imagine it being done on a craps table. I know Alan likes craps so maybe he’ll understand. If you lay $200 to win $95, you’re the favorite to win once your bet resolves. But if you make that bet every day, you’re not going to be the favorite to be ahead after a while, because there’s a thing called a house edge.
To keep it simple, let’s say there’s a game where I can bet if someone will flip a coin 10 times and it landing on heads all 10 times. The odds of that happening are 1 in 1,024. If I’m getting paid 1,500:1, I’m never going to be the favorite to win any individual bet, but after a few thousand I expect to be ahead, because I’m getting paid better than fair odds.
Of course, explaining gambling and math to someone who’s lost every year he’s gambled is like explaining something to a wall.
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