>>How do you know if you are in the middle of a streak?
>
>If you've experienced 2 or more wins,then you know you're in the middle of a streak(of unknown duration and could possibly end on the next bet)
maybe I should have added
I think I'm getting a "Tense-ion" Headache so I'm going to go take a whole bottle of 'Tylenold" and hope that I don't get a pain in my "Abdoment",sleep for 24hrs,get up fully vested,(By the way my Mother-in-Law really talks this way...Hope she doesn't see this post...She won't,VP to her means Joe Bidon) and trek down to the nearest Community college and take a course in whatever language I'm trying to speak.
P.S.Hey Tom,I think you cured me.I can now handle any losing streak that 6/5 Jacks or Better could possibly throw at me!
In Jest,
Marc
-----Original Message-----
From: Tom Robertson <007@embarqmail.com>
To: vpFREE <vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wed, Nov 9, 2011 4:25 pm
Subject: Re: [vpFREE] Re: Always Play 5 Coins
Marc wrote:
>>What information does a streak give you?
>
>When you're in a streak,You only know how it's been going on for,not how long it will go on in the future
How do you know if you are in the middle of a streak? ... Wait.
That's what johnnyzee asked ...
>>How do you know if you are in the middle of a streak?
>
>If you've experienced 2 or more wins,then you know you're in the middle of a streak
There you go again, Marc. The "middle" implies a prediction that it
will continue. You have no reason to believe that 2 or more wins
didn't constitute the entire winning streak. It might have just
ended. As is consistent with your statements that there's no way to
predict, which is contradicted by your use of such words and phrases
as "middle" and "in," you can only recognize streaks in retrospect.
Only after a winning streak of, say, 7 hands is over can you say how
long it was. After, say, the 5th win, you have no way of knowing that
it will continue with 2 more wins. At that point, for all you know,
it will turn out to have been a streak of 5 wins. You persistently
confuse tenses. But you're not alone. I catch myself doing it, too.
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