Nothing is impossible

[kewlJ]

All that wordsmithing does nothing to mitigate that it's really all about the money for any gambler. What you're implying is people go to work each day not for the money, but for some obscure type of job-satisfaction and to have realized a "thrilling" experience of sorts.

Gambling 101: WIN OR GO HOME!

Rob, YOU are the wordsmith. You frequently twist peoples words or take things out of context, just as Alan used to. You did it this morning. I didn't say AP don't care about the money. Of course we do. I believe I said "the more the better". But money is not the driving force for most that choose AP (sometimes it becomes so later on), but not initially. Like I said, it is widely believed that anyone that is a successful AP could earn more money doing something else.

AS for your Gambling 101 statement: That is exactly what it is... a Gamblers or losing player mentality statement. You have given a perfect example. No real AP would ever think like that or say such a stupid thing. Your whole "system", progressive wagering is that of a losing player, with a losing player mentality, chasing losses. Anyway you dress it up and do your hocus pocus voodoo of stop limits and "special plays" only adds to the goofiness.

I guess the one thing you have been honest about is that you were a losing player and failed AP because you never lost that losing gambler mentality. The rest is fantasy land.

umm....wise up!