When I challenged Axel as to his never having played big:
Originally Posted by
MDawg
You have never played any big sums at a casino, definitely not at any very high limit table game
His immediate response:
Originally Posted by
AxelWolf
I tell you what, I'll be happy to dig out a box full of old W-2g's
Proving utter cluelessness that W2-Gs would have ANYthing to do with table games – and – even if Axel were trying to offer them as proof of “high rolling” in general – how? does a W2-G, which is issued essentially in the event of 300X payouts or payouts over $1200., prove anything other than the the player put ten or twenty or a hundred bucks into the machine and hit a jackpot? W2-Gs do NOT substantiate high rolling – they are simply evidence of a guy who lucked out and won a jackpot with a small amount of money.
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