Nearing Completion of Evaluation of RS system (not)

Will there be any ceremonies associated with the unveiling of Sisyphus's Lament?
I'm going to be in Vegas for the next few days and would love to come by and see the pomp and circumstance in person.

Frank is writing a violin concerto to accompany his book.

So did anyone read the tale of the Fox & the Grapes?

Arc please don't be a boob. I erred in my original response and made thr correction. I was not challenging the math you quoted but simply asked if it applied to VP. I did mean to challenge your assestment of Rob's system because I know you do not have all the facts about it. And in talking to Rob last night I know that even I don't have all the facts about it.

This brings me back to an earlier statement: there are too many variables to test or even to assess. Nothing will be accomplihed except that Frank will be getting a lot of info about the psychology of gambling.

Singer's system/method/play really combines conventional play with a lucky draw from time to time. His biggest difference is that he knows when to stop playing. There is no magic. He is just smart about leaving when he is ahead at a session.

His special plays got TOO MUCH attention because for the most part he plays conventional strategy. If he is atfault it is foremphasizing the special plays over the conventional strategy.

Singer is the guy you love to hate. But Singer thinks outside the box. In the box is what the casino wants.

You will never be able to justify anything about Rob's play based on any of your accepted math. Rob will not disagree. Nor will I. We have now established in this thread that there is no long term promised land so keep banging your fingers on the keys and your heads against the walls.

Instead you should all be asking this question: if this guy really has a profit of nearly a million dollars how can I do it too?

The answer to that question is what I would like to see.

this is where a staff member would come in handy.

I would have, but decided to wait for the Cliff Notes.

Your neighbor that hit the lottery knows the answer. Seems everyone on LVA but you know the answer.

I read it.

There will no cliff notes. Please note this tale is related to cognitive dissonance.

Fox sees tasty grapes in tree.
Fox jumps but can't reach grapes.
Fox tells himself grapes sour and not tasty, therefore fox leaves happy instead of disappointed.

Sorry Frank, didn't see the no Cliff Notes edict.