The Complete Sequence

[Rob.Singer]

From what I recall Rob got lucky and hit some big hands in 2013 while playing $25 denom.

I just want to be clear what you are telling us Mickey.

So 1999 thru 2004 Rob played once a week, that would be 52 times a year, 208 times over 4 years and won $375 thousand dollars, playing negative EV games, using progressive wagering and "special plays", meaning not optimal plays, meaning his play would be even more negative expectation.

Then in 2013, Rob jumped up in stakes, playing higher stakes once a month and won an additional $200 thousand dollars, playing negative EV games, using progressive wagering and "special" non optimal plays.

Yeah this guy Rob Singer must be the luckiest fuck on the face of the earth.

The fact is Mickey, you can not play negative expectation games and not even play optimally, meaning even more negative expectation and overcome that negative expectation on a long term basis. AND 220 days play and hundreds of thousands of dollars constitutes long-term.

You used to argue this very point Mickey. You may have forged a new alliance with Rob, but the math hasn't changed. What Rob is claiming in regards to his SPS remains for all intensive purposes impossible.

The number of days or dollars played is really irrelevant. It's all about the number of trials. What is the formula you used to determine the number of Video Poker hands required to approach the true probability with a very high confidence level? How many hands did Rob actually play? Show us your work. I'm not so sure Rob played enough hands to approximate the 'Long Term'.

Kew has no clear idea about anything, and he lies his way through all his uncomfortable situations.

I did not play "208 pro sessions" from Jan. 2000-Feb. 2004. That's his assumption--he wants it to be that I played EVERY week but I didn't (I played 40-45/yr.) as he tries to conjure up some non-existant "long-term"--because he never listens. He only wants his narrative to be true history--a known flaw of serial fabricators. How many hands did I play on avg. per session? Probably less than 1000. But it's really irrelevant, because each session is stand alone, where after winning or losing it you always begin the next one at the lowest denomination.

Oh....his other big blooper lie? My email address for years has always been rob.singer1111@yahoo.com. Notice the four 1's.

What an idiot.