Bob Dietz' Coming Appeararance On PokerFraudAlert Radio

[MisterV]

Hey Rob, did you get rid of your Mopar?

[kewlJ]

And if all else fails, I'm in LV August 5-9 and could do it then,

I don't want to keep picking on Dietz. Oh wait, sure I do. What fun!

Red, NOTHING screams success like a 4 day trip to Las Vegas during weekdays (cheaper), during July or August (cheaper). You are one big winner type dude Red. Anyone with any money, and even those of us that only have a bit of money are looking to get out of Vegas for a week or two during that time. But you have a good time Red.

So here is what I did want to talk about. Dietz has now twice mentioned he is moving in a few weeks to a brand new home being built 'in the shadow of the speedway" which doesn't seem like a great place to live with all the traffic and noise on race days. But whatever.

Since Red brought this up, TWICE, he must want us to discuss it. So here goes.

Who is this "we" you mentioned are moving? You talking the GF that is the better sports bettor than you? AcctinQ wants to know what you are doing about your dad in the backyard?

Ok, so I ask this sincerely because I don't know. Can a 70 year old get a mortgage? I would think a typical 30 year mortgage would not be offered like a 40 year old can get. But I don't really know.

OR are you paying cash for this brand new home in the shadow of the speedway. Shades of Rob Singer claiming suitcases of cash to buy his kids homes, when records show they actually have mortgages.

And if you are paying cash or need significant downpayment due to advanced age (again, I have no idea), who exactly is putting up the money? The more successful sports betting GF? You pulled that once with the wife, so what worked once, can work again right?

Maybe these are questions that should be reserved for an interview that will never happen.

Anyway, I sincerely wish you and the GF (who is a more successful sports bettor than you) or whoever the other part of "We" is, good luck in your new home. May you both enjoy it for many years. Slainte to you both.

[MDawg]

kewlJ has also been caught in a lot of lies over time, both on this forum and elsewhere. Therefore, it is unclear if he really makes much (or anything) playing blackjack these days.

kewlJ is basically the Boy Who Cried Wolf of these AP forums. He has lied so many times that it's impossible to believe any stories he tells.

[DGenBen]

redietz sports betting wouldn't be that interesting at all. Other than the occasional promo or good find, how interesting is sports betting?

Exactly! AND Bob Dietz or redietz would be of no interest to Dan Druff's main audience at PFA. It is only interesting to the 12 of us here.

Although he did have tasha on. Does he track listenership numbers or anything? I can't imagine the tasha show drew much interest. Although people do like to watch a train wreck.

Actually while Redietz may not be of large interest to Druff’s main PFA audience, you have to remember he is local to Johnson City Tennessee which is part of the Johnson City Metropolitan area.

This includes not only Johnson City, but the entire East Tennessee counties of Carter, Unicoi, & Washington.

So while there may not be huge interest from the normal PFA audience, it could potential draw a large new audience from the Johnson City Metropolitan Area, which is currently underrepresented in Druff’s listenership.

[accountinquestion]

redietz sports betting wouldn't be that interesting at all. Other than the occasional promo or good find, how interesting is sports betting?

Exactly! AND Bob Dietz or redietz would be of no interest to Dan Druff's main audience at PFA. It is only interesting to the 12 of us here.

Although he did have tasha on. Does he track listenership numbers or anything? I can't imagine the tasha show drew much interest. Although people do like to watch a train wreck.

Actually while Redietz may not be of large interest to Druff’s main PFA audience, you have to remember he is local to Johnson City Tennessee which is part of the Johnson City Metropolitan area.

This includes not only Johnson City, but the entire East Tennessee counties of Carter, Unicoi, & Washington.

So while there may not be huge interest from the normal PFA audience, it could potential draw a large new audience from the Johnson City Metropolitan Area, which is currently underrepresented in Druff’s listenership.

You should have just bought a suit and gotten a straight job years ago bro. Too too smart.

[AxelWolf]

Sounds like you want to interview me. Great! Anytime is fine with me. Looking forward to it.

I already said I'd do a Munchkin interview anytime, any place. Now the fact he currently has no show might be an issue for some people, but not for me. LOL. I love interviews. I love adversarial interviews. I love interviews so much if you or kewlJ don't step up to the plate, I may have to interview myself.

I'm pretty sure I can lock up another offer with a much larger audience than PFA, but I believe in sequential submissions. Tell you what -- if there's no movement here in the next couple of weeks, I'll set up my own interview for YouTube. Not sure what it'll cost, but it'd be fun.

Now I am moving in the next few weeks, barring a catastrophic flood or something (had one of those last winter), so not every, single day is free, but I'll work my ass off to make it happen. We can always broadcast from the Hard Rock in Bristol if we need some color. This packing of the library has proven to be a pain. I trimmed the library from what I thought was 5000 pounds down to 2500 a couple of years ago, but I undercounted the whole thing. We donated another thousand pounds of books the last two months, and it's still close to 2000 pounds not counting the comic books. Packing and moving this stuff is brutal. I also discovered I have 60 polo shirts -- this is really not a good thing. I need to emulate your wardrobe.

You can sub in and interview me any time. I love you that much.

I'm sure you would be the Dick Cavett of forum interviewing.

You know what readers got out of that rap? That you're nervous an interview is starting to get real, which is why you fall right back into your usual diversion of using a weird array of corny phrases and meaningless dry humor as cover for why you're so afraid of being interviewed, ever.

I'd interview you if I could, but I know nothing about Skype, zoom, or any of that stuff, we're on the road in our new car this spring, and we're up in the Carson Valley/Tahoe area all summer thru mid-Oct. Plus who goes to LV in the summer anyway?

Just man-up and do an interview, and stop choking with the excuses and nonsense. If you WANT an interview to happen, it will.

You got a "new" car? Seriously? Wow buddy.

I got a new (to me) John Deere Tractor Mower. I only paid $200, and it only needed the battery cables cleaned, battery charged, and the hood cover fixed. Now it runs great, a brand new one goes for over 3k. The guy I bought it from even delivered it to me on his flatbed.

[AxelWolf]

PFA barely deals with poker.

Ok. Noted. I have listened to exactly part of 1 show...the show Tasha was on.

So that said that it isn't just poker talk (which Druff clarified today), do you accountinQ think members of PFA would have much interest in Bob Dietz and his sports betting/tout career of 40 years? Just seems to me that it is only of interest to the 12 of us here.

I am aware there are some sports bettors at PFA. Maybe they would have interest and be saying something like "Who is this guy that doesn't seem to have a clue about what he is talking about?"

If Redietz knew how to entertain and tried then he could be a pretty good guest.

His problem is he gets all tied up in being defensive and trying to prove something by insulting the better bettors. Dude has plenty of life experience. I think it would maybe need some preparation so he would have it planned out and maybe thats not what an interview is? But this is a podcast - not so much an interview.

But this won't happen ... He'll just be annoying because he can't help himself.

Perhaps he might have some good old stories in general, or about old dives and cheap food in Vegas, but if we are talking about AP sports betting, what's there to really say?

[Rob.Singer]

Hey Rob, did you get rid of your Mopar?

I sold it a few days after I took delivery of the Blackwing, which we've been traveling in since April. The Charger was heavily modified and was really overly loud when I got on it. We are much happier in a true American luxury vehicle.

[accountinquestion]

Hey Rob, did you get rid of your Mopar?

I sold it a few days after I took delivery of the Blackwing, which we've been traveling in since April. The Charger was heavily modified and was really overly loud when I got on it. We are much happier in a true American luxury vehicle.

lololol. Pics.

Of course not. Even if you got them to let you test drive it, it'll have dealer plates. looooool

[MisterV]

Hey Rob, did you get rid of your Mopar?

I sold it a few days after I took delivery of the Blackwing, which we've been traveling in since April. The Charger was heavily modified and was really overly loud when I got on it. We are much happier in a true American luxury vehicle.

That Caddy seems to be quite the gentleman's hot rod: nice buy.

[AxelWolf]

Hey Rob, did you get rid of your Mopar?

I sold it a few days after I took delivery of the Blackwing, which we've been traveling in since April. The Charger was heavily modified and was really overly loud when I got on it. We are much happier in a true American luxury vehicle.

lololol. Pics.

Of course not. Even if you got them to let you test drive it, it'll have dealer plates. looooool

I totally understand what Rob is saying. I almost bought a Murray, but it was overly loud and a rough ride over rocks, and I didn't like the cutting pattern it left in the grass. I opted for the less loud, smoother ride rig where the cutting pattern is superb.

We are much happier with a true American luxury, John Deere.

If you want pics, and proof of purchase, you'll have to beg for them. Or at least wait until I can get to a John Deere dealership.