I decided to create a thread showing some of the bullshit Kewlj claims here. Sadly, we could only go back to January 2018 of saved posts losing 2 early years of bullshit. So as I view the past I'll slowly post what I find here.
So far his claim of making bets to stay hidden under the card-counting radar that scans casinos for these types of players is not adding up. He talks about a losing day of $8,800, a $20,000 swing in one shoe, considers losing 10K or winning 12K in one day is normal for mid-level limits, losing 8K in seven days and 4 of those days losing 10K, winning drawings of 100k cash, a CAR, 1 year free mortgage payments.
So far he mentioned his BJ career was in its 14th then 15th year and I'm still reading posts only in 01/2018. I had to post this one here because the numbers are hilarious.
Remember he shows no comp cards, or proven ID's. The pit and surveillance teams in Las Vegas are dropping the ball big time. I think these numbers would have plenty of red flags flying.
Quote from Kewlj Jan. 15 2018 :
"I am sure this will fall on deaf ears (or I guess blind eyes) as far as Alan. He sees and acknowledges what he wants to. But, I have spent the last hour or so, looking over my records for 2017.
I had 7 days that I lost $8000 or more (4 of $10k).
Alan proposes a stop limit of $2000. I had 58 days that I was down $2000 or more after one or two sessions. 19 of those days I finished the day in the black. 6 of those days down $2000 early, I finished up $5000 or more!
The total win from those 19 winning days (after being down $2000 or more) was $62,637.50.
Let me say that again. I won $62,637.50 on those days that I was down $2000 or more and continued playing and turned into winning days. Had I stopped playing at some sort of artificial "stop limit" of $2000, those 19 days would have generated a loss of $38,000.
That is exactly a $100,000 swing. ($100,637.50 to be exact)
Now in addition to those 19 days that I was down $2000 and turned into winning days, I had 22 days that I was down $2000 and ended up losing for the day, but losing less than $2000. (Losses of somewhere between $1 and $1999). Those losses on these 22 days that were less than $2000 represent a win of $23,175.
So lets add that to the total. That is winnings of $123,812.50 after being down $2000 or more early in the day.
Now for the negative. 17 days that I was initially down $2000 or more, ended up with a total loss of more than $2000. The total losses greater than $2000 are $85,425.
Subtracting $85,425 (additional losses) from $123,812.50 winning....that is a grand total of a profit of $38,387.50 I profited $38,387.50 because I didn't employ a stop limit and kept playing..
Any questions Alan? I don't know how I can make it any clearer that when you are playing with and advantage (advantage player), you do not stop playing because of some short term losses. The more you play...the more you will win in the long term.
I expect you will come back with some sort of "voodoo" money management strategy that is either of your own or Singer's but you are Flat out wrong. When you are playing at an advantage, you want to get in as much play as you can. Stop limits are only beneficial for negative expectation play (losing players). Period! End of conversation."
I didn't even get started yet.
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