Big Casino Wins and Jackpots

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Playing $25/coin video poker to win one million dollars sounds like a wondrous thing to do. But Rob won $100,000 a year and did that each year for ten years. When you break it down year by year, winning $100K is not as wondrous and becomes more real and easier to accept. Don't you think?

He doesn't even need to hit a royal flush to win $100K playing $25/coin bonus or triple double bonus.

I somewhat agree. Winning $100k in a year would not be particularly out of the ordinary for a $25 TDB player. Then again, flipping a coin and it landing on heads 2 or 3 times in a row is not particularly out of the ordinary, either. But winning 10 years in a row? That's beyond extraordinary. And like flipping a coin 2-3 times onto heads isn't too interesting, doing it 20 or 30 times IS extraordinary as well.

Hitting a 4oak isn't too interesting and quite believable. Hitting 10 in a row -- no way.
Hitting a RF in 1 hour of play is believable. Hitting 10 royals in 10 hours of play is not. (On single line.)


The whole "breaking it down" thing works in some situations, namely if you want to solve a math problem or some weird riddle. But it doesn't apply to VP. And it's the crux of the understanding of how it works and makes people believe in Rob's system. Saying things like "all you gotta do is be up by a few dollars every session then quit....you'll never lose!" Sounds appealing to a lot of people because in most sessions you are ahead at some point. And I think in this way, as much as you may say you don't believe in Rob's system......you really do.....or else you wouldn't believe he's up $100k/yr for 10 years.