Originally Posted by
ZenKinG
I wouldn't be surprised if Tommy was basically an average counter who was good at networking and building teams. I tend to not believe anyone that is fat as fuck. If you're that undisciplined. unhealthy, and uneducated about how to be healthy, it will seep into whatever else you do in life. This isn't just about being healthy or unhealthy. It goes for anything in life of where discipline can be applied. You can't just turn discipline on and off when you want to. You either have it or you don't. I would love to know what his actual solo career was and how he built up his bankroll. I can bet you it wasn't that great and he built up his bankroll like every other so called "Famous AP", which would be TEAM PLAY/INVESTORS, etc. It's not that hard to have entries in OSN. Just spread big, bet big, and play dumps. It means nothing to the actual skill of a counter. Some of these guys even try to use that to justify whatever bullshit story they wanna tell, but I'm not gonna name anyone. It fools the naive players who never counted. I'm still waiting to find one counter that has a verified solo history from nothing to minimum six figures. KJ seems to be the guy that kinda fits the bill, but I'm not gonna sign off on that, when no ones ever met him. He claims like 1 or two people off some others forums or whatever, but eh. His story seems reasonable and doable once I figured out a small detail about how he plays, but it's one thing to say it on paper about how you approach the game, your rotation of stores, and sounding like an expert, but it's another thing to actually DO it. Most gamblers and wannabe counters usually have at least one piece of the puzzle missing to be successful. Those variables are discipline, skill, critical thinking, and bankroll.
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