Originally Posted by mickeycrimm View Post
Tsk. Tsk. Tsk. Rob is lying about his lying. He actually said in one of his posts not long ago that his lifetime winnings was 1.4 million, not 1.5 million. But in actuality, that's what he claims to have won since 1999. In some of his posts Rob has stated that he lost $250,000 in the four years prior to 1999....and he says that's because he was playing the classic AP method. Although he has never said exactly what he was playing in those four years. He doesn't want to talk about it for some reason.

So in a true accounting Rob's (possibly imaginary) lifetime win would be 1.15 million. And that over 23 years. What is so spectacular about that? If it's true it amounts to about $50,000 a year, not the $100,000 a year that, in his creative accounting, Rob like's to report.

Rob, you started in 1995. I started in 1996. I've got some bad news for you, bro. This is going to tear your whole world apart. And I'm sure, with your hurt feelings, you will come with some hate filled posts about it. I've made more money in gambling than you have, Rob. Please don't cry. If you do could you do it alone. It's so unbecoming.
More silly making it all up because you're so upset with the way things go. But a bum like you has no other option, right?

It's very close to $1.5mil...and climbing. I don't include my waste-of-time AP years--irrelevant. Only the years since, which have been, to your dismay, all winners. And of course you've made more money than me gambling! Your car shows it, your lifestyle shows it, and every anonymous person who posts about it on forums makes a ton of money gambling!

You should throw a winners party for the monet's and the kew's and the entire WoV cast of anonymous AP characters who claim great gambling success like you.

Face it mickey, virtual lives are not real lives. It's not hard to see why people like you and kew choose to pursue the relevance of being successful gamblers as anonymous people online. Hard lives yield odd fantasies. And you can't even get that part right with all the contradictory statements you continually make about yourself.