Any Experience with M Resort $500 Loss Rebate?

[mickeycrimm]

But I am happy to explain:

2012: total AP earnings: $138,000 ($81,000 from blackjack)
2013: total AP earnings: $135,000 ($115,000 from blackjack)
2014: total AP earnings: $48,000 ($27,000 from blackjack)
2015: total AP earnings: $93,000 ($63,000 from blackjack)
2016: total AP earnings: $98,000 ($75,000 from blackjack)
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5 year total AP earnings: $512,000
5 year AVERAGE AP earnings $102,000

So the difference between the total earnings and the amounts from using your blackjack skills is what you earned working rebates or what? I'm not questioning you in a "challenging your claim" sense, I'm simply curious.

The difference is AP earnings that were unrelated to blackjack. For me that is mostly video poker play and for the most part what makes this profitable is the disproportionate mailer bonuses (free play) that the casinos send out bases on play and to a lesser extent the drawings and contests won because of that play. Since 2013, I have had a partner in this area and we have generated between 40k and 60k per year which we slit evenly.

Alan, I hope you take notice of this. I'm very familiar with kewlj from other forums. You can see by the stats he put up here that about a third of his income in the last five years is from video poker. KJ has a partner who works the video poker while he works BJ. He is fully invested in his partners video poker play and they split the winnings. Since he is making about $30,000 a year from video poker that means his partner is generating a $60,000 win a year.

What his partner is doing has been a standard AP play in Las Vegas for at least 20 years. You play a slightly negative game like NSUD or 9/6 Jacks. You have to know the trigger points in each casino to optimize it. How much monthly action generates how much monthly freeplay? The combination of the slightly negative game and the freeplay makes the game a positive expectation play.

Alan, this is what Rob has been telling you for years is impossible to do at a profit. And I have been telling you that Rob doesn't know what he is talking about.

KJ is like me. He started out with nothing about 14 years ago. I think his initial bankroll was like $4000. He has steadily built up from there over 14 years. He has no other income other than his gambling earn. He owns his own home which he paid for with gambling earn. What is amazing is he is still in his thirties. He still has a long career ahead of him.

KJ gives aspiring players a glimpse into his life and what it is like to AP for a living. It's not pie in the sky and its also not get rich quick. Its really a lot of work. But it can be done.

KJ, you will be attacked by Rob Singer for putting up this information. He will call you everything from a liar to a gambling addict. But dont' feel like the Lone Ranger. He does that to all of us. Thanks for putting up this information.