--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "archiecoons" <archiecoons@...> wrote:
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> I just don't believe players should step on or over the line and >then complain about it when caught.
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What line was crossed by the players? Suncoast made a public offer through the LVRJ. Players took the Suncoast up on the offer. There were no restrictions on the offer. Suncoast refused to honor the offer that THEY made. And added insult to injury by barring players.
What were the players caught doing? Taking the Suncoast up on their offer? If you don't want me to take you up on an offer like that then don't make the offer.
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> Jean S. says there's a reliable source that told her something, >then she won't say who or what that was, and then you say SHE is a >reliable source. Maybe so, but she is not the one in this instance. >I guess anybody can claim as much on anything. But actually knowing >the source would make a questionable claim more credible, don't you >think?
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Jean has been around for a long time. She's high profile in the video poker world. She's always been a player's advocate. Those of us with the knowledge and experience trust in her integrity. It's obvious she doesn't have permission to divulge the persons name. Divulging the persons name could make he/she a target. You are either a neophyte in the gambling world, or--
Archie-if that's your REAL name-you definitely have the mindset that playing a legal edge is cheating. Don't know where the Suncoast is, huh? Need to know the name of the person Jean quoted, eh? Where in the casino industry do you work, Archie?
