Originally Posted by arcimede$ View Post
I've never said I beat the long term expected return. I've made money, there's a difference. Overall I've been below the ER but had a big enough edge to still make a profit.
Please explain this, if you could. If you have an edge of, let's say, one half of 1% from a combination of the payback on the game's paytable plus cashback, etc., and you've managed to win about $100,000 over eight years, just how much money have you cycled through? And based on your rate of hands played/hour, how much time did you have to devote to playing to attain that?

You never reported hitting some mega progressive so I am guessing that you won your money through a constant stream of playing your small but positive edge. Is that right?