burn in hell cheaters. i would rather lose playing honestly than win by cheating. if there is a hell my heaven would be to tourtue all the
cheaters and thieves and con artists for all eternity.
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From: Dave haaljo@yahoo.com>
To: vpFREE vpFREE@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Fri, Feb 15, 2013 10:22 am
Subject: [vpFREE] Re: Bob Dancer's LV Advisor Column - 12 FEB 2013
Caesars LV had a drawing. Tickets based on amount of gambling.
Had an awesome dinner where tickets were drawn. Big entrance by Cleopatra and her entourage.
Think it was invitational only. They had NSUD at $1 and above.
Cleopatra picked out the tickets. She would look in the barrel for the tickets that were orgami'd into an airplane. Kind of looked like the space shuttle. Too obvious. Wife was so pissed.
I told her to keep a low profile as she did well on the VP.
It was ~10 years ago. Didn't go to anymore drawings as that's about when they shut us off.
Seen other blantant cheating. It would be a good thread. When you calculate the E.V. of a drawing/tournament have to take that into account. Is that deduction or induction or reduction?
--- In vpFREE@yahoogroups.com, "Mickey" wrote:
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> When I was on the Spin Poker Joker play in Ely, Nevada there was a cheating scandal in the drawings. There were two drawings per week. Ten winners a night and you could only win once. When your name was called you went up to the booth and picked up your envolope of money-then you were required to reach into the drum and pull a ticket for the next winner.
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> There was another well known pro who used to write for video poker times on the play. He's the one that busted out the cheaters. I never noticed the pattern of name calling but he did. The cheat went something like this. I'll call the cheaters Larry, Curly and Moe. Whichever got his name called first the other two names would be called behind him.
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> If Larry's name was called then the next name called would be Curly or Moe. If it was Curly then Moe would be called behind him.
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> They were palming tickets and reaching down into the drum and coming up with the palmed ticket.
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> Doug picked up on the pattern and told the casino manager who put an end to the cheater's careers at the Hotel Nevada.
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