Update on the KJ AP experience

[mickeycrimm]

When asked why he hasn’t been banned from the sportsbooks redietz said the secret is covered in Munchkin’s book, Gambling Wizards. Well, guess who was interviewed in that book. Billy Walters. Walters said the secret to not getting banned is to consistently lose. He said in 95% of books you can lose for years and stay in good graces but once you start consistently winning they will get rid of you.

So that is how redietz has stayed in good graces with the books.

You don't read very well, but not all of us do.

1) It would be odd for someone to have documented third-parties recording your winning ATS record every year for decades, and yet you are supposed to be a loser. As opposed to someone tooling around the country, allegedly winning at this and that, and oh yeah -- trust him because even though there are no records and no witnesses, alcoholic hobos are known for telling the God's honest truth about their gambling. Just trying to put things in historical context here, mickey. How did Munchkin verify your tales again?
2) It would be odd for Mr. Walters to hire a loser as a consultant -- LOL -- I guess he wanted to learn how to lose.
3) It would be odd for someone to be told that the reasons a winning ATS player can keep betting are obvious and stated pretty clearly in a book, and that person somehow cannot find it. But again, reading can be work, and finding something you don't want to find can be real work, so I understand not finding the appropriate quote.

Don't worry, though, Mr. Crimm, I wrote it down for you. God bless you.

That was the other 5% and you know it. Who are the “Bob Martins” around today? And even long ago there weren’t many around like him. You know damn well Walters was condemning the books for not having the talent to operate like Martin did. The fact remains that all noted sports bettors have complained about getting banned from books. But not you. Why?

PS For those that dont know, the reason some very smarts bookies like Martin allowed sharp action was to gain information.