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Originally posted by: arcimedes
First of all it wouldn't prove a thing. Even if I were a million ahead that doesn't mean others couldn't have won millions.
Also, I wouldn't lie about it. Most of my VP career has been playing quarters. Not going to make a million too fast that way. However, I am making progress and playing dollars these days, so one day I may be able to make that claim.
Ok, you were just being funny, but it does make one wonder whether it would affect Money's opinion simply if I claimed I was $2 million ahead.
Originally posted by: arcimedes
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Originally posted by: a2a3dseddie
Arcimedes, this discussion is not getting anywhere. Why don't you just show MoneyLA that you have won more than the $1 million Rob Singer has with optimal play VP and end this now?
First of all it wouldn't prove a thing. Even if I were a million ahead that doesn't mean others couldn't have won millions.
Also, I wouldn't lie about it. Most of my VP career has been playing quarters. Not going to make a million too fast that way. However, I am making progress and playing dollars these days, so one day I may be able to make that claim.
Ok, you were just being funny, but it does make one wonder whether it would affect Money's opinion simply if I claimed I was $2 million ahead.
It is mildly amusing to me that I have always been careful not to metnion my success or results as a pro gambler, because I was at least partially afraid it would weaken my position. I was taught that results are the flimsiest and least relevant aspect of anything involving randomness.
My current favorite example is of the worlds most successful stock prognosticator that correctly predicted which way the market would turn 18 out of 19 years. And no I would not follow him, because he made his predictions based on which devision won the world series.
Where randomness is involved, you have to look at the process not the outcome. So few people understand this.