--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, Bob Dancer <bobdancervp@...> wrote:
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> ST wrote: Bob: You as a gambler are in the risk/reward business and the risk to you is much different than it would be to most other people. So before you go telling people their is essentially no risk involved in using an electronic device to gain an advantage checking a strategy while playing, why don't you consider their potential risks and not just look at it based on your own.
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> I didn't say there was essentially no risk involved. What I said is that this law has never been enforced to my knowledge. For the record, I have no plans on doing a risk/reward study for everybody on vpFREE simply because ST says I should consider this. Bob
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I agree with Bob that there is essentially no risk. Really it's the same as using strategy cards. If it becomes an issue we will know about it.
In a related matter, now that VP Genius seems to be down for good, does anyone know of a free site where on can get the EV of various hands and play online with a "corrector" if you make the wrong play?
