MDawg finally banned from Vegas casinos for winning too much? Cheap internet headline.

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Belly, you saying I am lying and WANTING me to be lying, does not prove anything.

You said "debunked" which means proven untrue. I challenge you yet again to back that up with something other than your usual trolling nonsense.

Kew, I don't really know or care whether MDawg has won, lost, or is even. But for you to claim to have seen his gambling records from Cosmo as if it were the only/main casino he plays at, then when challenged on it you scramble to pretend somehow you "know" Cosmo is where his main play has been, smacks of it being YOU who wants/needs your story to be true when it's all nothing but wishful thinking bolstered by even more concoctions.

And you do this every time you get painted into a corner over your make-believe scenarios that you post about others that you are envious of because of their reported casino winning. It just drives you CRAZY! Why don't you JUST FESS UP and admit you are lying about having had access to Mdawg's casino records at Cosmo? Nobody believes you, and it's obvious no employees at any casino would ever give a well-known forum rat who's as chatty as a bored old lady, info on a major player.

Do you not yet see why you're so disparaged at every forum, and why you've earned the title "Serial Liar" and someone with zero credibility?

I don't understand this argument. Did MDawg stop reporting where he was playing at some point? When he first started, he gave casino-by-casino, session-by-session blow-by-blows. I haven't read his stuff in a long while, but without specifics, his writing loses some of its interest.

I also don't understand the auxiliary argument. Could I as an outsider get access to someone's won/loss statements in a casino if I wanted? No, today I could not. But 20 years ago, for a certain subset of casinos (maybe half a dozen), I could. Not sure I'd ever ask for actual printouts, but I would have trusted the people I'd have asked to be accurate when giving me the rundown. Whether someone who's a regular player is a winner or loser is no big secret, and his ballpark degree of winning or losing is also no big secret. Any number of casino personnel know; it's not like there's no department to department leakage.