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If it's been reported anywhere, I must have missed it. Anyone know what's going to happen to Terrible's Town on Boulder Hwy? Are they going to change its name too?
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For a long time, they used to say whether a casino has "bounceback", yes or no, when you click on the 'Players Club' tab. Now I notice that most Vegas casinos do not mention it anymore. And it had to be changed recently. They must have gone through almost the whole database recently. Just wondering why they don't mention bounceback now.
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That's funny, Cogno. Wickedly sarcastic, but funny.
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> I know what you mean. I was told brushing your teeth rubs all the enamel off
> and I haven't brushed since. If only people would listen.
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> I will never take casino credit. I was told many years ago by someone
> working in casino credit that all taking markers does is get your play
> watched more closely. No thanks. As far as I'm concerned markers are only
> for stiffs and suckers, I'm neither, I'm a gambler.
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mike wrote:
>it is better to win on a game with a high hold than lose on a game with a "player avantage"
How do you use what truth there is in that statement?
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Does anyone have any more information about rebates on marker losses, like which casinos would be open to negotiating something and what levels of markers would be needed to justify a rebate?
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> Bob Dancer's LV Advisor Column - 4 JUN 2013
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Nordo wrote Powerball is usually a negative ev play. Are you kidding? Even at the record high I doubt it is positive after you take the huge tax bite. Powerball players don't get the special hedge fund manager tax rate.
Mr Crimm is correct when he says this is a tax on the poor and the math morons. Full disclosure I do contribute to an office pool when jackpots get high because I don't want to be the one guy left out. We only have an office pool when the jackpot gets really high and there is some entertainment value in listening to everyone's plans for their share of the jackpot.
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> Powerball is usually a negative expectancy play, however for people with a non-linear utility value for money (usually poor people) it might
> be a play. When you look at things from another persons perspective you learn.
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Powerball is usually a negative expectancy play, however for people with a non-linear utility value for money (usually poor people) it might
be a play. When you look at things from another persons perspective you learn.
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I know what you mean. I was told brushing your teeth rubs all the enamel off
and I haven't brushed since. If only people would listen.
Cogno
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I will never take casino credit. I was told many years ago by someone
working in casino credit that all taking markers does is get your play
watched more closely. No thanks. As far as I'm concerned markers are only
for stiffs and suckers, I'm neither, I'm a gambler.
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I will never take casino credit. I was told many years ago by someone working in casino credit that all taking markers does is
get your play watched more closely. No thanks. As far as I'm concerned markers are only for stiffs and suckers, I'm neither, I'm
a gambler.
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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It is better to win on a game with a high hold than lose on a game with a "player advantage." YOGI BERRA
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> No I am decades from 80 years old and since I know the games I played profitably (FPDW and 10/6 JOB) for 25 years cold there is no need for me to pay for software. I haven't and I won't.
> How that impacts my common-sense statement that it is better to win on a game with a high hold than lose on a game with a "player avantage" is beyond me.
> There is an 84 year old lady down in Tampa who can back me up on that today...
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Fear not, maybe 10/6 JoB will make a comeback.
By the way, just curious, do you wear suspenders? Do you let kids walk on your lawn? lol
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No I am decades from 80 years old and since I know the games I played profitably (FPDW and 10/6 JOB) for 25 years cold there is no need for me to pay for software. I haven't and I won't.
How that impacts my common-sense statement that it is better to win on a game with a high hold than lose on a game with a "player avantage" is beyond me.
There is an 84 year old lady down in Tampa who can back me up on that today...
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> Aren't you the guy who is like 80 years old, has played a ton of video poker for years, posts to vpfree frequently, and apparently STILL hasn't forked out 30 or 40 bucks for any practice software?
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