The Adventures of MDawg (in progress)

[kewlJ]

Somebody didn't believe me when I told them I had an entire box of blank W2G forms. I simply snapped a picture of it and posted it.

No I did not. First it was years ago now. Second, it is illegal or at least was at the time for a private person to purchase and possess these machines. And difficult to get into the country once you did. I am not going to snap a picture and post it of something illegal that I did.

[AxelWolf]

Somebody didn't believe me when I told them I had an entire box of blank W2G forms. I simply snapped a picture of it and posted it.

No I did not. First it was years ago now. Second, it is illegal or at least was at the time for a private person to purchase and possess these machines. And difficult to get into the country once you did. I am not going to snap a picture and post it of something illegal that I did.

Illegal how? Why do you believe that? I haven't any clue if true, but I would assume if true, that would have had to have been specifically added to the law just for that device. Or are you saying there was a law on the books that covered shuffle machines? Can you point to a gaming statute that covers this?

[MDawg]

[QUOTE=AxelWolf;164160]

May I see the front of the Rolex that you have with the Rolex clasp in the back, I had one that looked exactly like that, well at least the band anyway. I bought it at a poker game from a guy who went broke knowing it was fake. It was pretty nice looking, and it was hard to tell that it was fake. I paid $150 for it. He claims it cost him $300. Unfortunately, I was carrying a bunch of stuff one day including that watch and I set some stuff on top of the roof including a flip phone that I forgot about and drove off eventually it flew off and was all run over by traffic and destroyed.

It's the platinum day date I posted earlier in this thread, yesterday.

But you wouldn't know a brick of gold from a brick of mud.

[MDawg]

May I see the front of the Rolex that you have with the Rolex clasp in the back, I had one that looked exactly like that, well at least the band anyway. I bought it at a poker game from a guy who went broke knowing it was fake. It was pretty nice looking, and it was hard to tell that it was fake. I paid $150 for it. He claims it cost him $300. Unfortunately, I was carrying a bunch of stuff one day including that watch and I set some stuff on top of the roof including a flip phone that I forgot about and drove off eventually it flew off and was all run over by traffic and destroyed.

It's the platinum day date I posted earlier in this thread, yesterday.

But you wouldn't know a brick of gold from a brick of mud.

Or money he has to immediately pay back due to credit lines.

And here’s more evidence of how little this guy knows about casinos. He already opined that markers with the signature torn out might not already have been redeemed (preposterous), and now he thinks that someone could cash any serious amount of chips for cash with markers outstanding?

Again, it’s because he’s a low end scammer and has no experience with high dollar play. He also has never had a credit line in his life.

While it’s conceivable that someone, with effort, could little by little cash out smaller denomination chips without showing a player card (once the card is shown – no chips at all will be cashed with markers outstanding), first of all, this would have to be done in such small quantities at a time that no CTR would be issued (not that the goal would be avoiding a CTR, but you couldn’t get too many chips cashed in the first place without having to identify yourself).

So, then, let’s say you do manage to accumulate say $20K in cash from your chips with markers outstanding. Now, you still have to pay the markers back with that cash and you’d have to play the same game of avoiding a CTR when paying them back, a little cash at a time, or else you end up with an incoming CTR with no explanation of from where the cash came.

(Of course - Wolf has already shown his ignorance as to CTRs, thinking they are some kind of piece of paper that is HANDED to the player when cashing out, so no surprise that he's adding to his display of ignorance with his latest idea.)

No one would pull that nonsense just to be able to show off some cash on an internet forum.

And in any case, we’re talking about bricks of cash up to $100,000. Imagine how long it would take to cash out $100K in chips under the radar, and at the risk of losing your credit line if they found out what you’re up to.

Idiot.

Over all though, it's OKAY to not know something. AWolf's problem is that he spouts off like a masturbating idiot nonstop whether he knows what he is talking about, or not.

[kewlJ]

No I did not. First it was years ago now. Second, it is illegal or at least was at the time for a private person to purchase and possess these machines. And difficult to get into the country once you did. I am not going to snap a picture and post it of something illegal that I did.

Illegal how? Why do you believe that? I haven't any clue if true, but I would assume if true, that would have had to have been specifically added to the law just for that device. Or are you saying there was a law on the books that covered shuffle machines? Can you point to a gaming statute that covers this?

Axelwolf, I have explained this before, but will do so again for your benefit. When the incident at El Cortez went down with the ASM that was clumping cards, I spent hours and hours tracking 100's of shoes, both playing (flat betting) and just standing behind the table watching until I was certain what was going on.

But I wanted to absolutely prove it for my own benefit. So I attempted to purchase one of these machines and couldn't find one. My brother found places on the internet that I never dreamed of and we found several of these machines for sale in another part of the world that had been used in casinos. But none would ship to a U.S. address. They said they couldn't. So I had it shipped to a friend in Canada, who drove it across the border and then shipped it to me.

The company did not sell these machines to anyone, even casinos (at the time). They were all leased. So the company maintained ownership at all times. Anyone who got their hands on one did so illegally.

After I was done seeing what I wanted to see, I passed it on to an AP friend here in Vegas, who paid me what I paid, so I recouped my cost. He had been trying to get his hands on one for a while and took it all apart, looking for and finding things he could exploit. In talking to him, not too long ago, he sort of indicated that it isn't as hard now to get a hold of one, as it used to be, so maybe something has changed. But just a few years ago, the company was very protective of the machines and did everything they could to keep them away from people like us.

Funny thing about that whole incident, the whole ASM incident, not just acquiring the machine. Once I had absolutely proven to myself, I went on two forums, WoV and Norm's blackjack forum to warn people. And I immediately became the bad guy, with people like AinQ and many others attacking me. You would have thought I was scamming or trying to sell something, rather than just warning people based on my experience. But that is the nature of these forums.

[MDawg]

Whenever UNKewlJ comes with the long-winded, rambling drama-laced "I NEED TO set the record straight or I'll go OUT OF MY MIND!" paragraphs that never seem to satisfy, as he then repeats the same things over and over again it means that he's lying. More than usual, even.

[MDawg]

It's past 9:00am and I haven't made at least ten grand yet. I go broke if I don't make at least five grand a day, and I don't count casino play in the equation.

So I will dip out for a half hour, and make my daily bread. Au revoir.

[MisterV]

So I will dip out for a half hour, and make my daily bread. Au revoir.

Ooooh, he's making French bread: love that crunchy crust.

Looks like those post-mental institution job referral sites you visited have really paid you dividends.

[Rob.Singer]

Whenever UNKewlJ comes with the long-winded, rambling drama-laced "I NEED TO set the record straight or I'll go OUT OF MY MIND!" paragraphs that never seem to satisfy, as he then repeats the same things over and over again it means that he's lying. More than usual, even.

There really isn't a soul on this or any other forum that kew has infected, who doesn't understand and agree with this 100%.

[Gottlob1]

There really isn't a soul on this or any other forum that kew has infected, who doesn't understand and agree with this 100%.

---> Congenital heart disease, radio ulnar [elbow] synostosis [union of two or more separate bones to form a single bone], mental retardation.

https://anagram-solver.net/There%20r...0?partial=true


Three out of three, either, ain't bad, but, there doesn't seem to be a song for it. Ha.

You can practically see the hand cocked onto his side, the belt elbow and the high pitched whiny voice complaining, "Now wayyyyt a minute, Misterrrrr."

My apologies it's not a belt, but a bent elbow.

[accountinquestion]

No I did not. First it was years ago now. Second, it is illegal or at least was at the time for a private person to purchase and possess these machines. And difficult to get into the country once you did. I am not going to snap a picture and post it of something illegal that I did.

Illegal how? Why do you believe that? I haven't any clue if true, but I would assume if true, that would have had to have been specifically added to the law just for that device. Or are you saying there was a law on the books that covered shuffle machines? Can you point to a gaming statute that covers this?

Axelwolf, I have explained this before, but will do so again for your benefit. When the incident at El Cortez went down with the ASM that was clumping cards, I spent hours and hours tracking 100's of shoes, both playing (flat betting) and just standing behind the table watching until I was certain what was going on.

But I wanted to absolutely prove it for my own benefit. So I attempted to purchase one of these machines and couldn't find one. My brother found places on the internet that I never dreamed of and we found several of these machines for sale in another part of the world that had been used in casinos. But none would ship to a U.S. address. They said they couldn't. So I had it shipped to a friend in Canada, who drove it across the border and then shipped it to me.

The company did not sell these machines to anyone, even casinos (at the time). They were all leased. So the company maintained ownership at all times. Anyone who got their hands on one did so illegally.

After I was done seeing what I wanted to see, I passed it on to an AP friend here in Vegas, who paid me what I paid, so I recouped my cost. He had been trying to get his hands on one for a while and took it all apart, looking for and finding things he could exploit. In talking to him, not too long ago, he sort of indicated that it isn't as hard now to get a hold of one, as it used to be, so maybe something has changed. But just a few years ago, the company was very protective of the machines and did everything they could to keep them away from people like us.

Funny thing about that whole incident, the whole ASM incident, not just acquiring the machine. Once I had absolutely proven to myself, I went on two forums, WoV and Norm's blackjack forum to warn people. And I immediately became the bad guy, with people like AinQ and many others attacking me. You would have thought I was scamming or trying to sell something, rather than just warning people based on my experience. But that is the nature of these forums.

So you left out the part where you hired a hacker who discovered the code for the cheat mode in 15 minutes but added the aspect of someone having to drive it in from Canada.

I'm not going to pick apart the absurdities however the key parts of your stories appear and disappear when you tell the story.

I never attacked you over the story when you told it, fraudJ. I actually believed you at the time at least until the whole I hired someone to hack it aspect was added. I repeated the information as reputable. You went out of your way to tell it to me in private. Now I have a duty to correct this because it is nonsensical. It is the same thing you claim to do in regards to Singer and Mdawg and others i'm sure.

Fraudj what is the longest in your life you have went while not telling a lie? You ever made it through a full day? Perhaps you were cut off from the internet and it was longer?

[MisterV]

KJ, you can add this guy ^^^ to the list of KJ-haters: some people just cannot resist jumping on a band wagon; must make them feel secure.

Could be a sort of "tribal" thing.

[Ray Finkle]

So you left out the part where you hired a hacker who discovered the code for the cheat mode in 15 minutes

He said 3 minutes on another site...

[kewlJ]

So you left out the part where you hired a hacker who discovered the code for the cheat mode in 15 minutes but added the aspect of someone having to drive it in from Canada.

Nope. I surely mention the guy in Canada driving it into the country. I couldn't have gotten the machine otherwise. And I have mentioned the guy hired many times. That is how you know about it.

But these things aren't really the major part of the story.

You want to focus on the "hacker". Did I call him that? Maybe I did. He wasn't like some international computer hacker that hacks into banks or MGM. He was a guy that a buddy of mine here in Vegas recommended that is good with that kind of stuff. My buddy said if there is "hidden mode" a backdoor way to access it, that this guy would know what to look for and find it. And he did.

These machine have this capability. That is the main point. You want to make it about something else.

That this guy was able to get to this mode in a matter of minutes, tells me that this isn't really a secret. It is hidden but just barely so. Just enough that Gaming Commisson won't disqualify the machine from casino use. And the really fucked up part is gaming commisons know of this capability at this point. Not a doubt in my mind.

The only saving grace is that it isn't and hasn't become widespread to date. I don't think that is because all of the sudden the casino gambling industry has grown some integrety. It think it is because they realize that if this becomes more than just occasional incidents, the whole thing will blow up pretty quickly. And it could potentially blow up into something hugh. This isn't just about some clumping that twarts card counters. This is potentially a class action suit involving casinos and the company that makes these machines having cheated millions of regular blackjack players.

[MDawg]

Compulsive liar is a fair assessment of what he is. If people go back and look at your last few stories they will see a trend in you always changing the story after you get caught lying.

[accountinquestion]

So you left out the part where you hired a hacker who discovered the code for the cheat mode in 15 minutes but added the aspect of someone having to drive it in from Canada.

Nope. I surely mention the guy in Canada driving it into the country. I couldn't have gotten the machine otherwise. And I have mentioned the guy hired many times. That is how you know about it.

But these things aren't really the major part of the story.

You want to focus on the "hacker". Did I call him that? Maybe I did. He wasn't like some international computer hacker that hacks into banks or MGM. He was a guy that a buddy of mine here in Vegas recommended that is good with that kind of stuff. My buddy said if there is "hidden mode" a backdoor way to access it, that this guy would know what to look for and find it. And he did.

These machine have this capability. That is the main point. You want to make it about something else.

That this guy was able to get to this mode in a matter of minutes, tells me that this isn't really a secret. It is hidden but just barely so. Just enough that Gaming Commisson won't disqualify the machine from casino use. And the really fucked up part is gaming commisons know of this capability at this point. Not a doubt in my mind.

The only saving grace is that it isn't and hasn't become widespread to date. I don't think that is because all of the sudden the casino gambling industry has grown some integrety. It think it is because they realize that if this becomes more than just occasional incidents, the whole thing will blow up pretty quickly. And it could potentially blow up into something hugh. This isn't just about some clumping that twarts card counters. This is potentially a class action suit involving casinos and the company that makes these machines having cheated millions of regular blackjack players.

I have only read a small portion of your posts. I don't recall ever having read the Canadian aspect of it but sure I believe you posted it elsewhere.

I called him a hacker. That is what he did. He hacked that machine. There is not a more fitting word. I don't care about focusing on the hacker aspect - that is just the part that it makes it a lock that the whole story is total bullshit. You're just too dumb to understand.

If "it isn't really a secret" then anyone could go and demonstrate this and cripple the shufflemaster brand in a big way. It would ripple through the industry.

But we're supposed to believe that only Kewl and his small crack-team knew how to find it. The multiple professional hackers on youtube couldn't find it. (But Kewl thought using their youtube clip somehow supported his position) Those real hacker types couldn't find this but some random friend of Kewl's friend did within minutes.

FraudJ, your whole post is asinine and one would need a sub 100 IQ to believe it. Shufflemaster is not going to put this backdoor into their default product. Never.

I don't care about focusing on the hacker aspect - that is just the part that it makes it a lock that the whole story is bullshit. You're too dumb to realize that though but thats on you.

Anyway, I said I wouldn't be posting for awhile but if I see you defending this particular slice of your bullshit I will. It is just insulting to me and people out there need to be protected from your lies.

In real life you are irrelevant but on the internet you get so much attention to feed your disorder. Ugh. Such an annoying creature.

[AxelWolf]

No I did not. First it was years ago now. Second, it is illegal or at least was at the time for a private person to purchase and possess these machines. And difficult to get into the country once you did. I am not going to snap a picture and post it of something illegal that I did.

Illegal how? Why do you believe that? I haven't any clue if true, but I would assume if true, that would have had to have been specifically added to the law just for that device. Or are you saying there was a law on the books that covered shuffle machines? Can you point to a gaming statute that covers this?

Axelwolf, I have explained this before, but will do so again for your benefit. When the incident at El Cortez went down with the ASM that was clumping cards, I spent hours and hours tracking 100's of shoes, both playing (flat betting) and just standing behind the table watching until I was certain what was going on.

But I wanted to absolutely prove it for my own benefit. So I attempted to purchase one of these machines and couldn't find one. My brother found places on the internet that I never dreamed of and we found several of these machines for sale in another part of the world that had been used in casinos. But none would ship to a U.S. address. They said they couldn't. So I had it shipped to a friend in Canada, who drove it across the border and then shipped it to me.

The company did not sell these machines to anyone, even casinos (at the time). They were all leased. So the company maintained ownership at all times. Anyone who got their hands on one did so illegally.

After I was done seeing what I wanted to see, I passed it on to an AP friend here in Vegas, who paid me what I paid, so I recouped my cost. He had been trying to get his hands on one for a while and took it all apart, looking for and finding things he could exploit. In talking to him, not too long ago, he sort of indicated that it isn't as hard now to get a hold of one, as it used to be, so maybe something has changed. But just a few years ago, the company was very protective of the machines and did everything they could to keep them away from people like us.

Funny thing about that whole incident, the whole ASM incident, not just acquiring the machine. Once I had absolutely proven to myself, I went on two forums, WoV and Norm's blackjack forum to warn people. And I immediately became the bad guy, with people like AinQ and many others attacking me. You would have thought I was scamming or trying to sell something, rather than just warning people based on my experience. But that is the nature of these forums.

This absolutely did not answer my question. Can you please rewrite my post regarding the legalities of this and why you thought it was illegal?

[AxelWolf]

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I just want to point out how fucking pathetic you are constantly quoting people like you do(oftentimes out of context) is.

Even if you were doing it to somebody I absolutely despised, it would still give me that icky creep vibe when you factor in how often you do it. It's like you commit this s*** to memory just so you can quote it later. I admit, that we are a little crazy for participating in much of these shenanigans, but I truly believe you are a sick individual with serious self-confidence and acceptance issues.

I'm beginning to believe that your entire "for safety reasons" rare willingness to meet anybody shtick actually has more to do with your social awkwardness, low self-esteem, and lack of personal confidence.

And, if you do gamble as you claim, I actually believe that it's not about the gambling, but more about it being a place and doing a thing that makes you feel more comfortable in your own skin, and it's your only opportunity to feel special.

You need hosts fawning all over you, you need what you think is aww and admiration from Casino employees and people reading your posts. You desperately need people to believe you're a winner. And not just an ordinary winner, but a super extraordinary winner in almost everything you do.

I mean look at you, and where you choose to post, you absolutely hunger to be a big fish in small ponds.

Yeah, someone or something fucked you up really bad man or you were just born wired all fucked up in your head.

[MisterV]

I just want to point out how fucking pathetic you are constantly quoting people like you do(oftentimes out of context) is. . .Yeah, someone or something fucked you up really bad man or you were just born wired all fucked up in your head.

A sadistic narcissist with an inferiority complex: the trifecta !

[accountinquestion]

This absolutely did not answer my question. Can you please rewrite my post regarding the legalities of this and why you thought it was illegal?

He smuggled it across the border because .. he has a runner that will smuggle illegal things into the United States?

He (she?) becomes excited with his taller tales then just keeps adding little cool details but then they start to make less and less sense and he catches himself with his own nonsense.

Actually it appears in this case that Fraudj made up this detail to explain why he has no picture or record of the shuffler.

Honestly this shuffler story is far more of a doozy than the backrooming story. Read below for a breakdown of the absolute absurdity of FraudJ's claim.

His claim is he realized something was up with the game at El Cortez (and elsewhere?) He figured out it wasn't on the square.

He publicly brings this up and some APs that he can't named threatened him.

Contrary to his claim he is under the radar, a pit guy would go over and punch in the code specifically when he saw FraudJ play. 'Angel' was his name.

So soon the rigged shufflers were taken off the floor after FraudJ having made it public.

So FraudJ decides to take it upon himself to investigate this on his own. He researches and acquires a machine from unknown sources but because it is illegal to possess he has no pictures. (it is not lol).

He then hires someone to smuggle this item that he believes to be illegal INTO THE US . Realize - He must have also conveyed the illegality to this person he sent to the Canadian border who then drove it back to LV.

So then via a friend of a friend he is able to hire a hacker. (yes, someone who can hack into the hidden mode of this machine) This hacker (within minutes) was able to hack the codes in this machine to unlock the secret mode.

Remember FraudJ posted a Youtube video that was made by 3 security researchers who were unable to find anything like FraudJ claims. They claimed some other access but no secret modes.

Realize that if this mode was 'widely known' (or as trivial to access) as Kewl claims then ShuffleMaster is putting their billion dollar rep on the line.

What is more likely? This or he was backroomdccd and has his arm broken? (lets even assume he is a frail person with brittle bones)

I'd argue the shuffler story is the most absurd of them all.