Quote from: alrelax on July 01, 2016, 06:06:10 PM
It is the same exact thing in a legitimate service business.  Emergency work Vs. Bided work, regular client that will pay no questions asked within 7 to 10 days after the job is complete Vs. say an insurance company for an insured that will take 3 to 6 months to pay after invoice audit and extended negations to wear down the business personnel, etc.  Tactic employed like those work!  Sucks.  The same job with a 70% profit margin and 5 day payment agreement will also be your next 10% profit job (if lucky) after waiting 5 months for payment and having $40k or more laid out (Out of Pocket Expenses) to get the job complete.  Same thing, no different in gambling.  Oh, lord, how about those invoices no one will pay even with a law suit, a judgment paper is still worthless against almost all people that refuse to pay in the business world.

Very close scenario. 


For everyone (just a thought):

The earliest trigger for comes after at least one and a half shoes, usually later.  I may have some that I call (If I may) triggers that I can bet a little over the table minimum on.  Some casino use 6 decks while many uses 8 decks for a shoe.  Over the years, I've read from here and a few other forums that one looks for statistical anomalies in a shoe.  Would about EVERY 80 hands in the shoe give you that?  Why can't one think of a shoe consisting of infinite numbers of decks, if not at least 50-100 decks.  This may sound crazy but I only play ONE shoe a day, which holds about 70 decks.

Quote from: TheLaw on June 30, 2016, 07:35:03 PM
I agree with Denzie about Kav and Al, but Steve still seems a bit slippery.

In the 1970s, there were entire corporations set up with full-time employees to clock wheels. The high-level organization was there simply because it was a very lucrative opportunity.......which still exists in some form today.

Steve appears to be talking out of both sides of his mouth........one minute, he's selling a new device/system........the next he's saying he doesn't have enough time to handle all of the users of these devices/software.

Not to mention the elephant in the room...........not 1 single member has claimed to use these "devices/software" successfully for profit long-term (or short-term for that matter).

So we are to believe that not 1 member was curious enough to try this out. I'd love to be proven wrong........but this just looks bad.

Testimonials are not an evidence, you could buy as many ''satisfied customers'' as you can.

Quote from: Tomla on July 01, 2016, 02:37:07 AM
Hey don't worry about  Albahala. He has a good shot with his new casino affiliation promotion business!!!!!! We might soon see him on online casino ads promoting betvoyager.....everyone has to make a living you know

I thought he was lawyer, at least that's what he told me.

Quote from: Blue_Angel on September 06, 2016, 12:41:26 AM
Testimonials are not an evidence, you could buy as many ''satisfied customers'' as you can.

True.....but at least it would be something.......as opposed to the deafening silence we have now.

Sadly, many so-called testimonials have as much value as a used bus ticket.

See here how easy -- and cheap -- it is to set up  bogus testimonials:

https://www.fiverr.com/gigs/testimonials