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Posts by Bob Dancer

Knowing When to Quit

April 19, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I read an article in a poker publication some time ago. It was about a live poker player who recently spent a half-hour run “in the zone.” Apparently there were six major pots, and that writer won five. Then the writer was beaten two hands in a row, determined his streak was over, and left […]

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Quitting When I’m Ahead

April 12, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

You’ve heard the expression “Quit when you’re ahead,” applied to gambling. You’ve also heard, “When you’re on a hot streak, keep firing away!” These two bromides give opposite advice on what you should do when you actually hit a big jackpot. The first says go home. The second says stay and keep playing.

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“Always Do Your Best” is Questionab...

April 5, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

How many times growing up were you told to always do your best? How many times have you told it to your own kids or grandkids? While it has a catchy ring to it, it is basically terrible, short-sighted advice that’s impossible to follow.

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Drivers, Pilots, Artists, and Perfectionists

March 29, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

Perhaps twenty years ago, I attended a series of motivational lectures by Dr. William Kerley. Near the end of the last lecture, he spoke of the time when he was hired by Continental Airlines to give classes to their non-pilots on how to deal with pilots. To properly understand what pilots went through, he spent […]

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Going Down in Stakes

March 22, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

More than a decade before I started playing video poker, I was doing my best to make it as a backgammon player. In the 1980s, I regularly played at the Cavendish West, located in West Hollywood, California, right where the Sunset Strip met Beverly Hills.

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How Do You Figure?

March 15, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I receive a lot of mail addressed to [email protected]. These are primarily from podcast listeners who hope I can answer one of their questions.

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Opportunity versus Circumstance

March 8, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I recently was reminded of a quote by George Bernard Shaw. “People are always blaming their circumstances for what they are. I don’t believe in circumstances. The people who get on in this world are the people who get up and look for the circumstances they want and if they can’t find them, make them.”

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How Do I Answer?

March 1, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I was playing 9/6 Bonus Poker Deluxe at the South Point on a double point day. A lady I’ve known for years, “Sandy,” sat down to play at the machine next to me. She’s a fairly recent widow and I knew her husband as well. We’re friendly, but not close friends.

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Bankroll Concern

February 23, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

I ran into a man, “Paul,” who had taken several of my classes. I remember Paul as a better-than-average student. I believe he makes good “what game to play” decisions and will have a strategy card with him. When we met in early January, I recommended that he play the South Point promotion because I […]

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Lifetime Winnings

February 16, 2016 Written by Bob Dancer

Every year, the video poker bulletin board vpFREE asks its members to participates in various polls. One recent one was “What was your total lifetime VP profit or loss (include all cash or cash equivalents received) as of 31 DEC 2015?”

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