Setting Win Limitations

[Frank Kneeland]

So what happened? Did you win or lose after playing through to earn 10,000 "points." What's the bottom line?

There is no room for nonsense. Thanks.

I am desperately trying to get you to look only at the BOTTOM LINE yet you insist on focusing on each individual daily result line by line. You appear to be using my argument of looking at total results, to in some way advocate doing the opposite. I find this bizarre in the extreme.

Yes bottom line is what is important...and bottom line is not what happens to you only on Tuesday, in one casino, with your lucky hat on, between sleep periods and underwear changes.

The 10,000 points I earned at that one casino on that one particular day are a drop in the bucket when taken into context, and put on the bottom line of my total accounting which includes many thousands of lines. I just checked with my partner and he said my result for that day happened to be +$345 (not including free food and comps). That does not mean I "won" $345 nor is it proof I was doing anything right or wrong, nor is it in anyway I can think of, relevant.

Great "bottom line" yes, couldn't agree more, now practice what you preach and stop discarding your results of the last twenty years every single time you claim a loss reduction as a "win". Until your bottom line is net positive for your life, you don't get to use the word "winning" without butchering the dictionary definition, which has no time limits or statute of limitations on results. You seem to have seen that little screen message on your machine that tells you that you are "wining" after every pay, once too often, and now believe the lie.