Lol
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Originally posted by: friedmush
Not the least bit enamored with you, Singer. Just amused, that's all.
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Originally posted by: tomdougQuote
Originally posted by: friedmush
Not the least bit enamored with you, Singer. Just amused, that's all.
Aparrently you are, why are you not in a casino making easy money? Instead you are sitting at your laptop waiting for a post from me, you could be making easy money playing VP.......
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Originally posted by: MissL7777Quote
Originally posted by: tomdougQuote
Originally posted by: friedmush
Not the least bit enamored with you, Singer. Just amused, that's all.
Aparrently you are, why are you not in a casino making easy money? Instead you are sitting at your laptop waiting for a post from me, you could be making easy money playing VP.......
Friedmush's been known to do this, i.e. make easy money playing VP . . .
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
A lot of Singer's so-called system is nothing more than "money management of wins." And there is a lot to be said for that. He gets up and leaves when he hits his goal. How can you argue with that??
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
His "special plays" are there to improve his chances for a big win so he doesn't have to suffer the grind.
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Look at Dancer's new column:
"My game of choice was going to be two hours on 25¢ Hundred Play 8/5 Bonus Poker (99.17%). Playing $100,000 costs $830 in equity, offset by $250 in free play, adding up to $580 in the hole." And then he writes: "My expected machine loss of $830 on the machine, however, turned out to be $8,470."
Oh yeah, advantage play is really great.
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Originally posted by: MoneyLA
edited to add:
Arc, let me ask you: how many times have you been ahead, but didnt cash out and kept playing only to be a net loser on the session? Would you be better off today had you cashed out at a "set win goal" and come back another day with those wins in the bank?
I dont know about you,but there must have been a hundred times in my life that had I quit when I was up a couple of thousand I would be much better off today on my total win/loss record.
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Originally posted by: arcimedesQuote
Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Singer says he is not playing for the long term.
He has played his so-called system for around 10 years now and over 300 sessions. Seems he has already played as much or more than most players do in their lives. Another example of what Singer says is different than what he does.
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Originally posted by: tomdougQuote
Originally posted by: arcimedesQuote
Originally posted by: MoneyLA
Singer says he is not playing for the long term.
He has played his so-called system for around 10 years now and over 300 sessions. Seems he has already played as much or more than most players do in their lives. Another example of what Singer says is different than what he does.
What do you care? You are making money hand over fist right?