--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "ggman444" <gleng4444@...> wrote:
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> (1) A story told by Ken Uston in one of his books. A hustler who hung out in the Jockey Club offered Uston slightly favorable proposition odds that he (the hustler) could call correctly (heads or tails) on a coin that Uston brought and flipped. The guy won so often that Uston stopped taking the bet. He never figured out how the guy did it. Anyone??
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I read that the hustler in this story did eventually tell Uston how he did the trick. But I'll let other people who haven't read about this story guess first.
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