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Originally posted by: MoneyLAFrank, I have done several video taped interviews with Rob, includng videos with him explaining his "special plays" and his belief that video poker machines may not be random.
From the interviews, it is easy to see that Singer does not challenge the accepted math of the game, and in fact follows the math of the game. However, is some cases (he says 5% or fewer of the hands played) he will violate what is considered to be "accepted strategy" or what he calls the "optimal hand" to take a long shot.
He is not claiming that 2+2=5.
Then could you please explain why he has explicitly stated no one can win playing by the math yet they can win using his system? That is essentially stating that 98 > 100. Slightly different than 2+2=5 but basically the same.
Instead of believing whatever nonsense he fed you in the interviews, you should read what he has actually stated in the past. Many places to look ... but then that would take some actual work on your part. Somehow I doubt you're up for it.
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
He does not advocate that players play on machines with lesser paytables, but he makes suggestions for changing traditional strategy when you are on a lesser paytable for certain hands.
Pure BS. Singer has stated many times that a few extra coins for the FH and flush make no difference. I guess he lied to you when he claimed otherwise. What a surprise.
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
There is a side issue -- and that is the personal problems among Singer and others. You are correct Frank, that the personal problems should not get in the way of an objective look at the different kind of betting strategy that Singer sometimes uses.
There is also criticism of his "progressive betting style" but even Singer doesnt use it when he doesnt have to. He frequently uses a "regressive betting style" to conserve and bank the money he's won. There has been too much criticism of his "progressive bets" and his regressive betting style has been totally overlooked by his critics.
