Excellent post when I get time I'd like to give my two cents, I have some insight to some of the questions from a players perspective that is.
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#1247
General Discussion / Re: COINCIDENCE, the theory.
October 24, 2018, 05:18:07 PM
What so many (countless) players do not even consider is, "The event I am wagering for or told to wager, does it even actually exist or just occasionally happen"?
IMO and experience playing in B&M's, that is the number one thing that fuels with extreme emotional and overpowering 'false positives' the player that is actually playing live and gambling.
IMO and experience playing in B&M's, that is the number one thing that fuels with extreme emotional and overpowering 'false positives' the player that is actually playing live and gambling.
#1248
Gizmotron / Re: Play Roulette like a stock trading professional
October 23, 2018, 02:41:52 PM
Regarding the Crickets if I may.
In my opinion they are all out there, they read, they watch, they don't say anything, they look, they Wonder, they go do their thing, it fails, they come back, they still see the Crickets but they don't see anything else.
In my opinion they are all out there, they read, they watch, they don't say anything, they look, they Wonder, they go do their thing, it fails, they come back, they still see the Crickets but they don't see anything else.
#1249
General Discussion / Re: Exergy and Entropy in the World of Roulette
October 22, 2018, 03:37:42 PM
Excellent! Reference the O.P., IMO.
#1250
Gizmotron / Re: Play Roulette like a stock trading professional
October 22, 2018, 03:04:29 PM
Mark,
I hope you will stick around!
Thanks for coming back, Glen.
I hope you will stick around!
Thanks for coming back, Glen.
#1251
General Discussion / Re: Back on the main seat, Steemit & New sites
October 18, 2018, 04:44:51 PMQuote from: VLS on October 18, 2018, 11:17:26 AM
The site was under Glen's domain account for a while (i.e. full ownership), then it was returned to mine.
No big conspiracy or anything.
This is what happened.
Thanks Vic, and this should put the entire subject to rest.
BTW, I am dissolving my partnership in my Haz-Mat Environmental business and I made the career decision to go into the restaurant and bar business. If everything goes right I will have a state gaming license and the ability to put in some video gaming machines along with some poker tables, etc. THe place will be a restaurant, bar and entertainment type of place.
Thanks, Glen.
#1252
Off-topic / Be Careful on the Internet!!!
October 15, 2018, 03:50:54 PM
Be Careful on the Internet!
They are getting more sophisticated and official looking.
Yes, we all know there are scams and solicitations from all kinds of unknown people hitting our email boxes and other forms of communication on the internet.
Personally, I don't do any buying on the internet, unless it is something from EBay, Amazon, or one of the other sites that I regularly do business with and I have to initiate it all. As well as paying the bills, etc.
I see all the variations of the attempts, that are blindly sent each and every day, everything from EBay to the larger United States Banks claiming something is wrong with an account I have there (and I never ever banked with them) or from some other source such as Yahoo or Gmail, etc., etc., and if responded to, the attempt will be a fraudulent approach to have me pay something to them for their scam attempt.
Every one of my utilities, credit cards, and every one I deal with, repeatedly tells me, do not respond or click on anything that appears to be from them with notices to pay, unless it is something that I know what I used or bought and I initiated, etc.
As well, there are dead set give away factors, which the solicitations are from a fraudulent source. 1) The "From" email address, it is almost always a variation of the real company. Such as, Payments@EBay.Com, would be sent fraudulently as, Payments@e.Ebay.Com or something else, so if you click on to the reply to the header of your email, it will get bounced back to you and then you will go looking elsewhere within that email notice for another link to reply to. And that link will go to the scammer every time. There are different variations of what I said above, but the one I laid out is the basic set up.
Now, I get something over the weekend. Real strange, real good I must say. Only problem is, I switched my PayPal account which is now in another family members name as well as another email address than my original PayPal account was for many years.
You see with PayPal you can actually look up a user's name or email, that his account is under in order to process a request for payment or to send him money, etc. So the PayPal can be made out to your email or you name, does not matter. In this case I receive a processed payment, stating that I sent a payment in the amount of $108.91 USD to "Payment@Airbnb.Com" which is a new business website that lists private homes, apartments, bed & breakfasts inns, motel rooms extended stay, etc. And yes you can pay with PayPal as well. The bottom of it is styles after EBay, where is says Seller, Shipping Address, Note to Seller, Shipping Details, etc. Although I have not completed a transaction on Airbnb, I went on their website last week after my wife told me about it and she used it to book a room for a trip she is on, but all that was under another email address, nothing to do with me. But I did go on the website and checked it out last week.
So I get the above payment conformation, like I said and it looked pretty good and at first I am like, hey wait a second no way! I did not do anything. Then after starring at it, I realized, wrong email and my current PayPal is not under that email any longer, no personal name and if it was really Airbnb, they would have my ID you have to submit as well. Also the shipping address and seller and all that is from EBay types of sales, etc.
Then I noticed the TRANSACTION ID # with is a series of a long 20 capital letters with a highlighted link for itself, they assume I will click on. I did not, but it was very obvious.
So, I called PayPal and told them all this, they transferred me to their security department and went through it all again. They told me there is a scam going around that fits this and they told me to contact the case agent with the United States Secret Service that is working the case against these people doing this scam. I talked to the Secret Service Agent and he told me, if I did click on the link with those 20 capital letters, I would have been redirected and the PayPal order processed, etc. It listed the seller in Houston, Texas but that is all fraudulent anyway.
The Secret Service Agent says they go on the Airbnb website and place a fake ad for a rental property usually a super great deal in a large metro area with a real low nightly price to get you to click on it and they obtain certain info from your computer/browser, etc., of your interest. And that is the way it all starts. The Secret Service Agent had me connect to his computer and I granted him permission to pull whatever info he needed from mine in regards to my browsing the Airbnb website.
He also told me there is numerous scams of similar nature with all sorts of other larger commercial websites, and any website that forwards info back to the advertisers, of whom clicked on their ads or services can set something up like this.
PayPal is strict on their account set up and with their verification process and holding periods, etc., I see many problems for the people using PayPal to do this. Unlike Western Union and other money transfer services, one can continually use those services without shutdown. But hey, maybe there is ways around all that?
But I will tell you, there is great creativity in the new scams and it is getting more and more sophisticated.
Be careful what you click on, even if you are thinking you are just going to check something out, it might not appear what it seems.
They are getting more sophisticated and official looking.
Yes, we all know there are scams and solicitations from all kinds of unknown people hitting our email boxes and other forms of communication on the internet.
Personally, I don't do any buying on the internet, unless it is something from EBay, Amazon, or one of the other sites that I regularly do business with and I have to initiate it all. As well as paying the bills, etc.
I see all the variations of the attempts, that are blindly sent each and every day, everything from EBay to the larger United States Banks claiming something is wrong with an account I have there (and I never ever banked with them) or from some other source such as Yahoo or Gmail, etc., etc., and if responded to, the attempt will be a fraudulent approach to have me pay something to them for their scam attempt.
Every one of my utilities, credit cards, and every one I deal with, repeatedly tells me, do not respond or click on anything that appears to be from them with notices to pay, unless it is something that I know what I used or bought and I initiated, etc.
As well, there are dead set give away factors, which the solicitations are from a fraudulent source. 1) The "From" email address, it is almost always a variation of the real company. Such as, Payments@EBay.Com, would be sent fraudulently as, Payments@e.Ebay.Com or something else, so if you click on to the reply to the header of your email, it will get bounced back to you and then you will go looking elsewhere within that email notice for another link to reply to. And that link will go to the scammer every time. There are different variations of what I said above, but the one I laid out is the basic set up.
Now, I get something over the weekend. Real strange, real good I must say. Only problem is, I switched my PayPal account which is now in another family members name as well as another email address than my original PayPal account was for many years.
You see with PayPal you can actually look up a user's name or email, that his account is under in order to process a request for payment or to send him money, etc. So the PayPal can be made out to your email or you name, does not matter. In this case I receive a processed payment, stating that I sent a payment in the amount of $108.91 USD to "Payment@Airbnb.Com" which is a new business website that lists private homes, apartments, bed & breakfasts inns, motel rooms extended stay, etc. And yes you can pay with PayPal as well. The bottom of it is styles after EBay, where is says Seller, Shipping Address, Note to Seller, Shipping Details, etc. Although I have not completed a transaction on Airbnb, I went on their website last week after my wife told me about it and she used it to book a room for a trip she is on, but all that was under another email address, nothing to do with me. But I did go on the website and checked it out last week.
So I get the above payment conformation, like I said and it looked pretty good and at first I am like, hey wait a second no way! I did not do anything. Then after starring at it, I realized, wrong email and my current PayPal is not under that email any longer, no personal name and if it was really Airbnb, they would have my ID you have to submit as well. Also the shipping address and seller and all that is from EBay types of sales, etc.
Then I noticed the TRANSACTION ID # with is a series of a long 20 capital letters with a highlighted link for itself, they assume I will click on. I did not, but it was very obvious.
So, I called PayPal and told them all this, they transferred me to their security department and went through it all again. They told me there is a scam going around that fits this and they told me to contact the case agent with the United States Secret Service that is working the case against these people doing this scam. I talked to the Secret Service Agent and he told me, if I did click on the link with those 20 capital letters, I would have been redirected and the PayPal order processed, etc. It listed the seller in Houston, Texas but that is all fraudulent anyway.
The Secret Service Agent says they go on the Airbnb website and place a fake ad for a rental property usually a super great deal in a large metro area with a real low nightly price to get you to click on it and they obtain certain info from your computer/browser, etc., of your interest. And that is the way it all starts. The Secret Service Agent had me connect to his computer and I granted him permission to pull whatever info he needed from mine in regards to my browsing the Airbnb website.
He also told me there is numerous scams of similar nature with all sorts of other larger commercial websites, and any website that forwards info back to the advertisers, of whom clicked on their ads or services can set something up like this.
PayPal is strict on their account set up and with their verification process and holding periods, etc., I see many problems for the people using PayPal to do this. Unlike Western Union and other money transfer services, one can continually use those services without shutdown. But hey, maybe there is ways around all that?
But I will tell you, there is great creativity in the new scams and it is getting more and more sophisticated.
Be careful what you click on, even if you are thinking you are just going to check something out, it might not appear what it seems.
#1253
General Discussion / Re: Back on the main seat, Steemit & New sites
October 10, 2018, 12:39:08 PM
The forum had a change of ownership and recently after the evaluation, long term goals, my own lack of computer programming knowledge, my family and business plans, etc., everything considered and combined, I transferred the ownership and ultimate control back to Victor.
Everything else is really irrelevant.
Thanks, Alrelax/Glen.
Everything else is really irrelevant.
Thanks, Alrelax/Glen.
#1254
General Discussion / Casino Message Boards and Forums Today
October 09, 2018, 05:23:05 PM"More than inviting people to play with me FOR FREE and putting my name on it I can't.
Telling that I'm mentoring $10k or more betting players won't' help, I guess."
Written by: as.
"Virtually yes but it will happen. I've seen this concept and have played it some in the past."
Written by; Jimske.
I read those both last night, sat back, thought. Yes, correct. Simple but players complicate themselves past understanding, although they convince themselves that they understand 100%. Some of the members here as well on the other boards, really do have a great deal of experience and valuable details and knowledge from their own blood, sweat and tears. And, they are here or there attempting to share it and possibly learn as well. But on the other hand, their seems to be, IMO, an outweighing of people that are using these boards and forums for anything but, what I just mentioned. Which causes, again IMO, a suppression of the more serious members and people from a productive and engaging conversation and assortment of posting bringing it more personal and non-topic related.
Today's internet for the masses is viewed as the road to riches. It is the definitive knowledge power house. Or, something along those lines. Which in many ways it is, but in an equal or greater amount, it is not. Yes, the internet has answers, knowledge and lots of information. Some of it correct and accurate and some of it false and not accurate at all. Yet, other things on the internet or unverified and assumptions as well. There is also a great deal of thoughts, ideas and theories which are all interpreted by the reader with varying views and applications.
You see, years ago there was basically two things published. Textbooks and novels of one type or another. The textbooks were for the most part, double sourced and triple sourced. The novels were all understood to be some type of story or documentary, etc., as to the subject. As far as all the hearsay, stories, theories, assumptions and other things of similar nature, that was accomplished by word of mouth, where one had the opportunity to size up, evaluate and weigh the information being given. Today that same thing exist, but we are so used to Googling and things of a similar nature that usually returns correct results and info at our finger tips. So, we get spoiled and lazy in our learning process.
What do I mean? Well the other day I wanted a kitchen item. So I Googled it. Up comes 100 plus options. The top three. Sam's Club $140.27, Home Depot $130.99 and Sears $190.99. All three, well known national retail stores. No one is lying. No scams and no phony anything. Plain and simple.
Another one. Watching something on TV. The show referred to an event I never heard of. I get on the internet and I Google it. Up comes the Wiki write up on it. Quick, informative, and obviously the majority of it is well researched, referenced and factual.
So I get on a gambling site, a message board, a casino forum, etc., etc. Is it going to be the same as Google results, Wiki factual information, other well researched and double and triple sourced newspaper or technical article publications, etc? Is what someone called Lucky7-Joe Blow, telling us the truth about what he won using his 14 step/rule baccarat method that he tested and tested over the years, where he wagers for the cut after the 4th or 5th repeating hand on either the Banker or Player and he wins XYZ-$$$, etc.? How about the guy named I-Been-There & Won, how he repeatedly wins at the casino because he follows so and so system or some guy's method he only paid $799.00 for and how he earned that back the first day and now is considered a professional gambler living the life of luxury as well as sleeping until noon and always having a pocket full of cash, etc., etc.
How about the guy named Mr. Cool Always 9, how he used to work a 9 to 5 job and now he rides the subway in NYC to Queens Casino and profits and easy $300.00 to $400.00 day in and day out, making a cool $2,000.00 a week for his 3 hour total investment time per day and spends hours upon hours on the message boards creating drama and talking people down. His response when approached is usually something like, "I kill time because I am now financially set, I mess with the people on these message boards", or something along those lines anyway.
There are countless examples I can give, but you get the idea I am sure. But then there are those that put lots of time into explaining their way of play and several others will gang up on those types as well. Even if the information and experience is accurate and being shared in a camaraderie type of professional way, the jokesters and the drama queens will not allow that. So information, experience and actual hard-core vital information that could prove really useful to so many is easily pushed by the way side for many reasons.
Then you have a whole other set of people that come on these message board, casino forums and websites to defend or retaliate against other members and website owners that have nothing to do with the site they are broadcasting their problems on, but they were banned or moderated on another site so they have to keep their agenda going by coming on and attempting the domination and misuse of the site they are currently on.
Most of you know I enjoy cooking, recipes and restaurants, etc. I have written about it within my own Blog here. I was on another food related message board a while back. I posted something non-food related in a food section and BAM, deleted and moderated within hours. Warned and rules cited and enforced. Yes, the way it should be. And if you don't like it, move on. Nothing wrong. And there overall persona of the members, thousands of them, is if you don't agree with another members, state why with facts and experiences and supporting details and then move on. No drama, names, calling out and challenges of childish types.
So, what do you believe, why do you believe it? Is the internet a catch all and a free for all? Can you base everything on something you read and actually interface with each member because they came on and stated a 10 point gambling plan or a 13 rule cancelling system that cannot hold up and will drive almost the highest 90 percentile players attempting it out of 100 to lose their buy in funds to the casino without a doubt?
Then when someone writes details with experiences, they are literally attacked by several with short, one liners, that are the members repetitive and usually only contribution to the site, therefore bringing them attention as well as highlighting actual details and experiences being posted within a forum as a comical and hard to believe agenda because of the more seasoned and so called senior members throwing that proverbial monkey wrench into the picture so very often.
Like being at a public library, remember those? Where we used to actually read, study, research and gain knowledge. But being there with just a few of the senior members and a few of the brand new anonymous ones, that claim they are the real successful ones and as they walk around, contribute nothing, lack personal hygiene, spilling their coffee laced with alcohol, reeking of cigarette smoke, bothering everyone and all the staff in sight, causing the atmosphere to be one of just a miserable place to be for the members that actually have the motivation and the energy to use the place in the correct manner.
#1255
AsymBacGuy / Re: Baccarat unbeatable plan #1
October 07, 2018, 11:18:34 PMQuote from: AsymBacGuy on October 07, 2018, 10:50:54 PM
Ok with your points Al.
But we ought to remember that the probability that properly dissected patterns happened in the previous shoe will repeat in the same position and in the next shoe are virtually zero. Let's safely say zero point zero.
This is a good starting point, imo.
as.
I never said or meant to imply previous shoes or future shoes will copy the instant shoe you are playing or have played.
But at times they do and on the other hand at times they will not, and they will not by far. But when they do you have to have the neutrality in order to recognize it and then stop after some good instant larger wins.
I hope that's understandable what I just said to most of the people here
#1256
AsymBacGuy / Re: Baccarat unbeatable plan #1
October 04, 2018, 10:00:06 PM
And the Step # 5 talked about above, is one of the easiest and best sections that will usually develop for the player. Do not ask what that might be, as it can be anything from 15 alternating chops, to 4 consecutive streaks of 7 to 10 Bs and Ps, to 4s and 5s of both side with 5 Fortune 7s, or many other things. It is just after an extended period of hands, that an upcoming section with a turning point, will appear as well as naturally go away. That is the time to parlay, side wager, stack it up, etc., etc.
#1257
AsymBacGuy / Re: Baccarat unbeatable plan #1
October 04, 2018, 09:56:14 PMStep #1.
To be ahead of the game we have to get more wins than losses. Easier to say than done. But any bac player should remember this.
We do not need to be rocket scientists to do that: itlr betting Banker and its related distributions will provide more W than L. Period.
The obvious problem is that any W won't be counterbalanced by the L weight but only FROM AN ECONOMICAL POINT OF VIEW.
Therefore we must operate either in form to raise the general W probability or, more likely, to restrict at most the W appearance within the shortest periods of betting.
(Correct IMO. However, most players fall prey to what so many attempt to sell or teach on the internet and over simplify the game with almost no teaching or detailing out the psych and decision making process so vague to so many. As well, 'false positives', meaning, the bad effect winning has on even intelligent players causing them to forget everything and only focus on the larger wins that will make up for all their losses, etc.) (Shorter and quicker is better, but has to be with meaning and substance with complete focus and extreme frame of mind regarding your risk capital, buy in and the purpose of that buy in)
Step #2
Math gurus and fkn bac pseudo experts abounding on internet will teach us that every bac bet is EV-
This is a total bullsh.it statement.
It could be true whether any resolved hand is totally independent from the previous one and, of course, if the game isn't finite (that is determined by a finite deck).
For example, we know that sooner or later a 4 Player streak formed by no asymmetrical hands is a perfect EV=0 disposition (actually it could have a EV+ due to card distribution). We know that such P streak isn't the product of 0.4932 x 0.4932 x 0.4932 x 0.4932 probability.
The same is about a Banker 4 streak not forming one or more symmetrical hands in between.
In this case the probability is just 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.5 x 0.5.
Various streaks at either side will come out at different times but itlr the number of different mix of as/s hands tend to be correspondent to the expected values.
(There are times when a player can clearly see the negativity as well as the positive sections within the game if he focuses the correct way with complete neutrality, which is extremely difficult to do on a continual playing basis. Very hard. But possible. Over confident and counting those chickens before they are hatched, is the worst thing you can ever do at baccarat.)
Step #3
The most important thing in order to take advantage of what I've written so far is restricting at most our probability of success per each series of bets we wish to place.
In a given infinite succession of pseudo coin flips, trying to win one unit in two consecutive attempts by a kind of progressive wagering must invert to our favor the general 75% probability.
At baccarat this 75% W probability may come out or not, it's our duty to select the spots where such probability could be higher or lower.
Thus it's not about how we'll raise our bets.
Why 2 consecutive wagers are better than 2+ wagers or a succession of single bets followed by a kind of progression on next bets?
Easy answer.
Variance acts by steps. Our bets must be winning on the very first bet or the second one. The rest will sink into the uncontrollable variance ocean. And such ocean may present several consecutive deep holes we can easily fall into.
Restarting to bet will be covered later about step #5.
(Everyone eventually develops a different playing style and belief of the game. Yours will win and mine will lose, The other guys will always lose. Yet another player might always win for a period of time using yet a 4th one. Nothing can hold up on a continual basis. Better than anything that even will score a 60% favorable chance to win, would be complete neutrality of the player and catch that 5% or 10% or 15% of the times that seem impossible to predict, guess ot get on the winning side. I hope you understood that statement. IMO, most of us tend to want to be in the over 50% winning section and avoid the losing wagers. How about, attempting to see those sections that wipe everyone out or 'cut', etc.? )
Step #4
416 cards can arrange in numerous ways, yet it's more likely that what happened first won't be perfectly balanced by the next outcomes of the same shoe as the previous card distribution must affect subsequent card dispositions (not results).
(There are many answers in the details I outlined about 'Sections and Turning' Points, etc. That will always apply within every shoe.)
Step #5
Besides strict statistical issues, everything comes in handy to ascertain what's the best course to take: if a given negative pattern had come out, odds are it will represent again on the same shoe.
Predominance, cards issues, overall other players' outcomes, turning points, Alrelax wrote a lot of interesting and valuable topics about this.
A final note, a kind of gift: study the shoes where the very first pattern is a 3+ streak on any side (especially on B side). You'll find valuable spots to bet into the subsequent hands by a 99.9% accuracy.
(There is a very unique pattern/trend that usually does present itself after the first strong repeating section, no matter if that was B or P, and as well, no matter if it was 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 repeaters in a row after say 10 or 15 hands of 1s, 2s and 3s or any combination of those, such as 1s and 3s, then a 5 or 6 or 7 streak or more and than, at that point thereafter for a whole section is usually the hottest and best an experienced player can ever look at, at least the majority of times, all IMO and experience.)
#1258
General Discussion / To go side by side with; "Can We Get Down To Business" thread
October 03, 2018, 10:25:33 PM
TO RISE UP OUT OF WHATEVER YOU WERE TROUBLED BY and become what will make you 'right'. That is what the player is pretty much always governed by, from my experience, witnessing and seeing every time I go to the casino with players I know very well or not. Simply, the player just does not understand the psyche of gambling, winning, the effects and the consequences. And there are countless ones.
You fell into the game and although you won, you had no idea whatsoever what would eventually happen, always does. "You give up your soul--the devil takes it, you have no option, none---zero". You fail to realize it, but it happens and happens to so many in different ways, times and situations. You justify your continuance of playing because the next session or your new information and realization as to what had previously happened, will cease. Even if it was not negative and you won, you way of thinking was more and more, next plateau and next larger level. You actually could not understand why so many lost as the game is really so easy. Either way, your spiral began.
Let's just pick it up from your losing point. Okay, here goes. Your turnaround is starting, a fresh new beginning to winning. Your loyalties, your outlook and your morality have been stripped away. You had no say-so and even if you did, you choose to continue your destructive play, because of your dreams and goals which you did not understand or realize how to bring about with the easy appearance and initial luck players have. I will further expand upon this after the next two paragraphs.
A man named George Jung, whom was Pablo Escober's, cocaine trafficking import connection to the USA from Columbia said, "There is not a very wide gap between goodness and badness. Who is to say what is really good and who is really bad?" And, you want to know something, that statement applies to most people that gamble and get into trouble.
Take it for what it is worth to yourself. In gambling, generally, if you have not experienced it--your mind will not be able to digest it and even if you do, you generally will not believe what the more experienced players advise or plead you to adhere to.
What is always there, that almost none if any of the players saw in their first few years of playing, some for many years, was the monster lying on the horizon. Total insanity! And the monster does get around and has countless brothers and sisters in every place conceivable! Like I said players do not and will not listen with an open mind and a mind that will allow them to learn, witness and merge the more experienced results and outcomes into their play. Unlike the players other pursuits of whatever that might be, golfing, bowling, BBQ cooking, vehicle restoration, anything involving any kind of knowledge and skill. They generally will listen, research, and tailor things that they willing seek out, been instructed and learned in most all other areas of their interests, except for gambling. I have no real idea why except their own, stubbornness, ego and hardheadedness, that they refuse to believe or accept anything from anyone else in gambling.
I have been thinking about this lately. Especially, when I see a player start to really bang it out at baccarat. Here is a typically player I saw the other night. He wagers $500 on the Banker, presses it for $1,000. Wins. Cuts back to the Player with a $500 wager. Pushes the $1,000 off to the side for locked up win money. He bought in with $2,000. Says he will stop with a $4,000 profit. The next two hands he wins also with 2 Players, that match the 2 Bankers. Then he cuts back to Banker and wagers once again. Now he is up $2,500. This is the turning point. He is getting hyped and excited. Now he is feeling good. 4 straight wins and the power starts to set in. He really has not played that much and he is thoroughly convinced, that this is easy money and he found his new profession. His mind is off in that magical and proverbial "LaLa" Land!
That next wager is really the turning point to his session. 4 in a row won is not record setting, not rare, but a great start to either a great win or that classical lost buy-in session. His face is lite up with all kinds of ideas and thoughts. I can clearly see it. He even says out loud, convinced in the deck cut, he sealed the deck in his fate with that magical cut of the cards a dozen hands ago. He placed a $250 wager on the Banker for another double to happen, he announced. Then the Player has a 1 and the Banker has a 7 and stands. He announces once more, how his fate just came around and then the dealer pulls the Players 3rd card and out comes a 7. His face droops pretty good, his mouth opens and then the cuss words come out and he is literally bewildered! Amazed. LOL.
Now he announces once again, the Player was done and he knows the Banker will come back around and make another double. He wagers $750 on the bank, very carefully and announcing what he is doing. Almost everyone stops wagering and although they do not believe in what he is doing, the players just did not want to wager against him out of the old school way of playing with camaraderie, etc. The Player comes out with a 6 and stands and the Banker has two face cards, Banker pulls another face card. Once again, his face is in total amazement and he bangs the table with his fist. Now he is down to about $1,500 win/locked up money if I recall and his buy in of $2,000 is in a separate chip stack.
He wagers another $750 on the Banker and almost everyone else is along with him. He is not smiling and he is watching closely now. Players have a 5 and the bank has a 5 also. He is calling for a monkey or an 8 or a 9 so he will get that stop card and win or tie. A 2 comes out and his face goes to amazement again. Now, I and another can clearly see the Player getting stronger and stronger. We say, "Why fight it and why keep wagering for the cut"? He does not say anything. Now he goes down to $250 once again and stays on the Banker wager. Player has a natural 8 and the Banker has a 7. He is really upset and getting more and more verbal. Cussing the dealer, the casino and others for wagering against him.
Now he takes the last of his win, the other $500 he had in that chip stack and places it on the Player. And of course the Banker takes that hand with a natural over a low total for the Player. He does what all other do, says how he knew it was Banker all along and should have just stayed on it with a larger wager. Yeah, right. This happens every night, never changes. But they don't learn anything and everything happens.
He has his $2,000 buy in left and regroups, very clearly. With all the marking on the score card, all his pointing to the display board and all of his new thoughts. Now he claims something about the Banker is going to match the Player with another 4 or 5 Bankers in a row, etc. Of course the shoe goes to pure chop and just alternates back and forth for like 6 or 7 times. He wins a couple and losses I think one more than he won. Then he divides his remaining stack of chips into 2 wagers, I think he had $1,600 left. He wagered the first one and lost and then same thing happened for his second wager in an attempt to come back. He lost.
He runs to the ATM machine and buys back in. He starts to win and then gets wiped out. He repeats the same scenario once again. He pretty much straight lost all his wagers until his last couple of hundred. Then he makes a come back and get up to about $3,000. He lost it all within less than 10 hands and started to go heavier and heavier and press every win. Doubles up or nearly doubles up on every loss. No matter what he did, he lost a few hands more than he won.
Common Sense Nature Gets eroded! Period. In the casino as well as on the forum here. No one likes it, wants it or takes it seriously in betting, wagering, casino theory, gambling, etc. Translated, "it works sometimes and other times, does not". And the magical answer that almost everyone is searching for, simply---does not exist for their repetitive questions asked each and every day. "How do I beat the casino", or "How do I wager with an advantage", or "What is the correct trigger that will allow me to always win", etc., and everything else of a similar nature.
Then things get posted with passion, twisted with passion, some personal and the rest commercial reasons seeking profit. The commercial guys are the dangerous ones, twisting and turning what really happens or happened, for the sake of selling whatever they are seeking to sell. The personal guys have no real reward for being here, discussing and holding civilized and real discussions. The fakes, the trolls, the drama seekers, the scammers and the other people along those lines will ruin it for most all serious members not seeking to scam or sell.
For the 'real casino players and serious' members, the few with the passion and the motivation, the upsides of their actual casino gambling discussions are seldom even realized by the masses on the forums. These types are among us, although not the majority, they are present. But they are usually made fun of, overlooked, or what they say is dismissed as fallacy. Things and people fade away because of those very reasons.
You fell into the game and although you won, you had no idea whatsoever what would eventually happen, always does. "You give up your soul--the devil takes it, you have no option, none---zero". You fail to realize it, but it happens and happens to so many in different ways, times and situations. You justify your continuance of playing because the next session or your new information and realization as to what had previously happened, will cease. Even if it was not negative and you won, you way of thinking was more and more, next plateau and next larger level. You actually could not understand why so many lost as the game is really so easy. Either way, your spiral began.
Let's just pick it up from your losing point. Okay, here goes. Your turnaround is starting, a fresh new beginning to winning. Your loyalties, your outlook and your morality have been stripped away. You had no say-so and even if you did, you choose to continue your destructive play, because of your dreams and goals which you did not understand or realize how to bring about with the easy appearance and initial luck players have. I will further expand upon this after the next two paragraphs.
A man named George Jung, whom was Pablo Escober's, cocaine trafficking import connection to the USA from Columbia said, "There is not a very wide gap between goodness and badness. Who is to say what is really good and who is really bad?" And, you want to know something, that statement applies to most people that gamble and get into trouble.
Take it for what it is worth to yourself. In gambling, generally, if you have not experienced it--your mind will not be able to digest it and even if you do, you generally will not believe what the more experienced players advise or plead you to adhere to.
What is always there, that almost none if any of the players saw in their first few years of playing, some for many years, was the monster lying on the horizon. Total insanity! And the monster does get around and has countless brothers and sisters in every place conceivable! Like I said players do not and will not listen with an open mind and a mind that will allow them to learn, witness and merge the more experienced results and outcomes into their play. Unlike the players other pursuits of whatever that might be, golfing, bowling, BBQ cooking, vehicle restoration, anything involving any kind of knowledge and skill. They generally will listen, research, and tailor things that they willing seek out, been instructed and learned in most all other areas of their interests, except for gambling. I have no real idea why except their own, stubbornness, ego and hardheadedness, that they refuse to believe or accept anything from anyone else in gambling.
I have been thinking about this lately. Especially, when I see a player start to really bang it out at baccarat. Here is a typically player I saw the other night. He wagers $500 on the Banker, presses it for $1,000. Wins. Cuts back to the Player with a $500 wager. Pushes the $1,000 off to the side for locked up win money. He bought in with $2,000. Says he will stop with a $4,000 profit. The next two hands he wins also with 2 Players, that match the 2 Bankers. Then he cuts back to Banker and wagers once again. Now he is up $2,500. This is the turning point. He is getting hyped and excited. Now he is feeling good. 4 straight wins and the power starts to set in. He really has not played that much and he is thoroughly convinced, that this is easy money and he found his new profession. His mind is off in that magical and proverbial "LaLa" Land!
That next wager is really the turning point to his session. 4 in a row won is not record setting, not rare, but a great start to either a great win or that classical lost buy-in session. His face is lite up with all kinds of ideas and thoughts. I can clearly see it. He even says out loud, convinced in the deck cut, he sealed the deck in his fate with that magical cut of the cards a dozen hands ago. He placed a $250 wager on the Banker for another double to happen, he announced. Then the Player has a 1 and the Banker has a 7 and stands. He announces once more, how his fate just came around and then the dealer pulls the Players 3rd card and out comes a 7. His face droops pretty good, his mouth opens and then the cuss words come out and he is literally bewildered! Amazed. LOL.
Now he announces once again, the Player was done and he knows the Banker will come back around and make another double. He wagers $750 on the bank, very carefully and announcing what he is doing. Almost everyone stops wagering and although they do not believe in what he is doing, the players just did not want to wager against him out of the old school way of playing with camaraderie, etc. The Player comes out with a 6 and stands and the Banker has two face cards, Banker pulls another face card. Once again, his face is in total amazement and he bangs the table with his fist. Now he is down to about $1,500 win/locked up money if I recall and his buy in of $2,000 is in a separate chip stack.
He wagers another $750 on the Banker and almost everyone else is along with him. He is not smiling and he is watching closely now. Players have a 5 and the bank has a 5 also. He is calling for a monkey or an 8 or a 9 so he will get that stop card and win or tie. A 2 comes out and his face goes to amazement again. Now, I and another can clearly see the Player getting stronger and stronger. We say, "Why fight it and why keep wagering for the cut"? He does not say anything. Now he goes down to $250 once again and stays on the Banker wager. Player has a natural 8 and the Banker has a 7. He is really upset and getting more and more verbal. Cussing the dealer, the casino and others for wagering against him.
Now he takes the last of his win, the other $500 he had in that chip stack and places it on the Player. And of course the Banker takes that hand with a natural over a low total for the Player. He does what all other do, says how he knew it was Banker all along and should have just stayed on it with a larger wager. Yeah, right. This happens every night, never changes. But they don't learn anything and everything happens.
He has his $2,000 buy in left and regroups, very clearly. With all the marking on the score card, all his pointing to the display board and all of his new thoughts. Now he claims something about the Banker is going to match the Player with another 4 or 5 Bankers in a row, etc. Of course the shoe goes to pure chop and just alternates back and forth for like 6 or 7 times. He wins a couple and losses I think one more than he won. Then he divides his remaining stack of chips into 2 wagers, I think he had $1,600 left. He wagered the first one and lost and then same thing happened for his second wager in an attempt to come back. He lost.
He runs to the ATM machine and buys back in. He starts to win and then gets wiped out. He repeats the same scenario once again. He pretty much straight lost all his wagers until his last couple of hundred. Then he makes a come back and get up to about $3,000. He lost it all within less than 10 hands and started to go heavier and heavier and press every win. Doubles up or nearly doubles up on every loss. No matter what he did, he lost a few hands more than he won.
Common Sense Nature Gets eroded! Period. In the casino as well as on the forum here. No one likes it, wants it or takes it seriously in betting, wagering, casino theory, gambling, etc. Translated, "it works sometimes and other times, does not". And the magical answer that almost everyone is searching for, simply---does not exist for their repetitive questions asked each and every day. "How do I beat the casino", or "How do I wager with an advantage", or "What is the correct trigger that will allow me to always win", etc., and everything else of a similar nature.
Then things get posted with passion, twisted with passion, some personal and the rest commercial reasons seeking profit. The commercial guys are the dangerous ones, twisting and turning what really happens or happened, for the sake of selling whatever they are seeking to sell. The personal guys have no real reward for being here, discussing and holding civilized and real discussions. The fakes, the trolls, the drama seekers, the scammers and the other people along those lines will ruin it for most all serious members not seeking to scam or sell.
For the 'real casino players and serious' members, the few with the passion and the motivation, the upsides of their actual casino gambling discussions are seldom even realized by the masses on the forums. These types are among us, although not the majority, they are present. But they are usually made fun of, overlooked, or what they say is dismissed as fallacy. Things and people fade away because of those very reasons.
#1259
General Discussion / Can We Get Down To Business?
October 03, 2018, 07:33:59 PM
Initially, your assumption that we just don't get it, have you all wrong, and don't understand is charming, but tedious. And real tedious at that! After a while it gets tragic on your part. Why you would go off about casino properties cheating, casino hosts that don't care, marketing systems meant to screw the player, rigged games under scrutiny by state gaming agencies that would charge casino executives with criminal law violations in a heartbeat and many other things, but a fine example of what hasn't worked for you in the casino.
Since you consistently like to blame others for your gambling failure, I'll mention this: recently two representatives were involved in a fracas in the US Congress. One, a "typical" white guy congressman, was telling the black congresswoman that he knew more about prejudice than she ever would. Do you get the absurdity? Do you see how offensive that is to people that actually pride themselves on fairness and being neutral?
That congressman and some of you guys have something in common - you don't really listen, it's all output. Remember a movie line recently, "You need to set your MotherF***er to receive." I'd have to find the movie to get the context, but in my head, it sounds extremely spot-on and appropriate here.
Do you understand the phrase "the meaning is the message?" It means whatever your audience understands is really the message, even if it differs wildly from what you think you meant. Speaking up in public carries the reality that people will hear what they hear and it is rarely the same as what you say. When you avoid listening and show up telling us about what happened to you at the casino gambling and how you suddenly found out what you did wrong and how you will now turn everything around, does not make it better, you already lost your audience, just like the congressman did. It's where they got the term "In LaLa Land.", or "Has No Idea Whatsoever", and "He is the Casino's New Best Friend", etc.
Even here, while you acknowledge our intellect, you explain the most blatantly obvious things as if I or we, are just idiots and never gambled in our lives. You then justify what you are going to do or did, by outlining a system, a plan, or explaining how we all have never seen 'such and such' appear at the baccarat table or another game, and it has always been there but you just recently discovered it.
The thing is, simply, that you haven't listened to the people you are dictating to. That's not a misunderstanding; the actual events that keep repeating are evidence and proof of what went wrong with your plan and agenda. It's also not a "conviction" or anything. It's incredibly common and we put up with it all the time. Always someone coming on offering to put up their money and buy tickets and pay expenses to get someone to partner up. Yeah right. Problem being, almost no one will ever listen in gambling ventures. They probably do in most other things, golf lessons, bowling lessons, all kinds of hobby instructions, how to fix things, etc., but not gambling, their brains, ego's and everything else they are about will not allow them to.
So you show up and tell us things that we already been through, tried, believed in and otherwise already burned through with great expense, trial and error!! Good for you for knowing that we are marginalized in the casino world and baccarat or other table games, but telling us that as if you know more than we do, is insulting, and some of us take it quite personal as well.
Oh yeah, so many will also say and claim with great conviction, that it's other people's fault. How about instead of the attempt to rebuild Rome, find terrorists before they strike by watching; Behind Enemy Lines or Seal Team 6 The Raid, or Call of Duty, and other movies of a similar nature, etc., you pick up we left off and forget being hard headed and all the great discoveries that you think exist that we already burned through. Maybe then, we can really get down to business, as they say?
Care to step up your game? Care to show us your winnings? Pictures? Casino statements of Win/Loss? Anything at all? Offering, Posting, and Providing Details a bit more than, I done this or that or some chart you drew on your computer of the results? Something tangible?
Since you consistently like to blame others for your gambling failure, I'll mention this: recently two representatives were involved in a fracas in the US Congress. One, a "typical" white guy congressman, was telling the black congresswoman that he knew more about prejudice than she ever would. Do you get the absurdity? Do you see how offensive that is to people that actually pride themselves on fairness and being neutral?
That congressman and some of you guys have something in common - you don't really listen, it's all output. Remember a movie line recently, "You need to set your MotherF***er to receive." I'd have to find the movie to get the context, but in my head, it sounds extremely spot-on and appropriate here.
Do you understand the phrase "the meaning is the message?" It means whatever your audience understands is really the message, even if it differs wildly from what you think you meant. Speaking up in public carries the reality that people will hear what they hear and it is rarely the same as what you say. When you avoid listening and show up telling us about what happened to you at the casino gambling and how you suddenly found out what you did wrong and how you will now turn everything around, does not make it better, you already lost your audience, just like the congressman did. It's where they got the term "In LaLa Land.", or "Has No Idea Whatsoever", and "He is the Casino's New Best Friend", etc.
Even here, while you acknowledge our intellect, you explain the most blatantly obvious things as if I or we, are just idiots and never gambled in our lives. You then justify what you are going to do or did, by outlining a system, a plan, or explaining how we all have never seen 'such and such' appear at the baccarat table or another game, and it has always been there but you just recently discovered it.
The thing is, simply, that you haven't listened to the people you are dictating to. That's not a misunderstanding; the actual events that keep repeating are evidence and proof of what went wrong with your plan and agenda. It's also not a "conviction" or anything. It's incredibly common and we put up with it all the time. Always someone coming on offering to put up their money and buy tickets and pay expenses to get someone to partner up. Yeah right. Problem being, almost no one will ever listen in gambling ventures. They probably do in most other things, golf lessons, bowling lessons, all kinds of hobby instructions, how to fix things, etc., but not gambling, their brains, ego's and everything else they are about will not allow them to.
So you show up and tell us things that we already been through, tried, believed in and otherwise already burned through with great expense, trial and error!! Good for you for knowing that we are marginalized in the casino world and baccarat or other table games, but telling us that as if you know more than we do, is insulting, and some of us take it quite personal as well.
Oh yeah, so many will also say and claim with great conviction, that it's other people's fault. How about instead of the attempt to rebuild Rome, find terrorists before they strike by watching; Behind Enemy Lines or Seal Team 6 The Raid, or Call of Duty, and other movies of a similar nature, etc., you pick up we left off and forget being hard headed and all the great discoveries that you think exist that we already burned through. Maybe then, we can really get down to business, as they say?
Care to step up your game? Care to show us your winnings? Pictures? Casino statements of Win/Loss? Anything at all? Offering, Posting, and Providing Details a bit more than, I done this or that or some chart you drew on your computer of the results? Something tangible?
#1260
AsymBacGuy / Re: Baccarat unbeatable plan #1
September 28, 2018, 09:45:25 PM
IMO and experience, unlike any system module and program on a computer that will eventually win with unlimited bankroll, the real casino is not the same. Coupled with the unforgiving and clouding real players inflict upon themselves in the wagering process when they lose. Likewise, when they win, those same players ignore or forget upon what will eventually happen.
I have posted details about positive progressions of 1-3-2-6 units, as well as a few other things, I believe one can call staking?? Staking to me, is the amount of my future bets dependent upon if I win or lose my current wager.
A couple parlays at most and than pull down the winnings. Always attempting to recoup as quick as possible my initial wager, no matter if i am winning or losing. I do my best when I am gambling with the casinos money. I have argued back and forth with many over the years about that very statement. But there is always a risk for the player, no matter if you started out and lost/losing your wagers or winning. As far as the grind with looking for 2 or 3 or 4 units, each day, that will always fail.
You have to totally understand and control human nature. It is no different in most all aspects of life, hobbies, business, etc. Gambling is the same, but so many have no clue as to how human nature does and will effect your decisions.
I have posted details about positive progressions of 1-3-2-6 units, as well as a few other things, I believe one can call staking?? Staking to me, is the amount of my future bets dependent upon if I win or lose my current wager.
A couple parlays at most and than pull down the winnings. Always attempting to recoup as quick as possible my initial wager, no matter if i am winning or losing. I do my best when I am gambling with the casinos money. I have argued back and forth with many over the years about that very statement. But there is always a risk for the player, no matter if you started out and lost/losing your wagers or winning. As far as the grind with looking for 2 or 3 or 4 units, each day, that will always fail.
You have to totally understand and control human nature. It is no different in most all aspects of life, hobbies, business, etc. Gambling is the same, but so many have no clue as to how human nature does and will effect your decisions.