I'm puzzled, and more than a little amused, by any suggestion that someone might inflate their reported play speed (or, generally speaking, otherwise embellish some fact about their play experience).
Somehow, it seems to have escaped the notice of some that most casinos these days employ tier credit systems and display a count from which coin-in, and consequently play speed, can be directly confirmed.
There's little question that inaccurate claims of one kind or another frequently pop up on this group. But those typically involve assertions that are speculative which can't readily be affirmed.
I've long been satisfied that the egos of most competent players are sufficiently healthy that they find little benefit in exaggerated claims. And it's apparent to me that my own experience is hardly sound ground from which to question the claims of those whose play experience far outstrips my own.
Everyone is, of course, entitled to air their views and impressions here (within civil bounds). Just bear in mind that when someone is inclined to challenge (even tangentially) someone else's claim, they lay bare the potential fragility of their own ego.
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