Comments on: 35 Years of Advantage Play – Part 20 – Q+A

By: Eileen Pratte

Eileen Pratte — Thu, 01 Oct 2020 07:00:48 +0000

Ditto with everyone. But to not be too selfish about taking up your well-earned retirement time, even a quick, short paragraph every now and then would be wonderful. We can feel like we’re all still in touch with you and maybe you’ll feel the same way about us. Thanks for putting a little pleasure into our lives.

By: Janet Ogorek

Janet Ogorek — Thu, 01 Oct 2020 03:58:11 +0000

I also look forward to your blogs because they r so interesting when u feel like writing something please do we so look forward to your stories about your interesting life

By: Mary Pedersen

Mary Pedersen — Sun, 27 Sep 2020 04:18:08 +0000

Love the way you write…I feel like I’ve known you for years!
Would be great if you could continue, at least now & then, with your casino stories & video poker tips!

Wishing you all the best

By: TERRY HAILE

TERRY HAILE — Fri, 25 Sep 2020 17:20:30 +0000

I have to agree with the previous comments. I will miss your writing style and the wealth of information you share. I know it is sometimes repetitive for you as well as us but it is always interesting and welcome nevertheless. If you have had enough Jean I do understand but as “Mo” implied if you ever feel so led please share anything that does not feel like “Work” to you. Thanks once more for all the books and years of great articles to read. Blessings to You and All your Family Jean, Terry Haile.

By: Al On The Net

Al On The Net — Thu, 24 Sep 2020 04:59:46 +0000

Jean, you should pick one casino experience that was great & interesting that many/most of us didn’t experience, and describe it. For example, let me do the old Frontier. Not only did it have a bank of full-pay Deuces Wild that was a progressive, but it had other video poker perks (so long as you were playing 5 coins) that no longer exist. The colorful monthly flyer had bonus coupons of $30 or $50 or whatever for getting specific hands, like a certain 4-of-a-kind or a certain full house. One month had a $500 bonus for getting 2-4-6-8-10 of Diamonds. (I got that hand a dozen years later at the Pioneer in Laughlin, but of course didn’t get any bonus.) But maybe best of all was Social Security Video Poker. Every time your 5 cards were the same as the 1st 5 digits of your SSN, in any order, you would get a $25 bonus. You could get one of these every hour! And if your digit was a 0, not only would a 10 count, but any face card would too! That could mean 2 per hour! The “bean counters” back then hadn’t realized what a great deal this was for the players. Now that they do, we’ll never see anything like that again.

By: Maureen (Mo)

Maureen (Mo) — Sat, 19 Sep 2020 00:58:34 +0000

We are always willing to have you give us any other thoughts on gaming, I am sure that you must look at these blogs as a lot of work, so if you would like to do something both as a reminiscent entry, many of us do enjoy hearing about the old days in Vegas. I know that we could just google about an old casino but we really do enjoy your descriptions and cute stories… Some casinos may no longer be there but a blog here or there will keep us hopeful that we will someday return to Vegas…. Honestly a few VLOGS are scaring the heck out of us, showing all unsafe escapades of the VLOGGER so a nice descriptive blog will help …. Thanks to you and Brad…
MO
Stay well and safe

By: Ed

Ed — Fri, 18 Sep 2020 23:12:48 +0000

Noooooo!!! Keep the series going for 20 more. Please! Pretty Please?!?

By: Mark w Lathrop

Mark w Lathrop — Fri, 18 Sep 2020 21:09:20 +0000

I will be so sad when this series ends!!!!!!!!!!!!!!