Yes, Alan, you are fooling the machines. I humbly submit that what you claim can be done would be a demonstration of paranormal abilities and, as I did with Rob, I point you to the Randi Foundation Million Dollar Challenge. If you can do what you claim to be able to do, there's a million bucks out there for you.
Or one could test your theory with simulations and we could all go home.
Unless, of course, there's a reason simulations won't duplicate your "actual casino play."
Now Rob keeps in his pocket the fact the "he and only he" knows all the permutations of his various systems, so that's why he claims simulations won't prove anything. But you, on the other hand, appear to have no secrets, so I imagine simulations would demonstrate that what you propose either works or doesn't work.
Yes, you are fooling the machines. You are magic, or you have machine telepathy, or you can foresee the future. Pick one. Pick more than one, if you want.
Or maybe you could admit that you have no idea if your "quit-when-ahead" theory works, but it's what you prefer to do and what you prefer to believe. Same as rabbits' feet.
The test of these things is simply to ask the question, "What evidence would cause you to change your mind?" If the answer is none, just say so, and we can all go home.
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