Link to google:

https://www.google.com/search?q=inurl:gamblersbookcase.com+filetype:pdf

With all the millionaire expert authors that would instantly become billionaire authors, why only the following:

"Kyle T. from NYC says.........."

"George P. from Boondocks, Kansas says.............."

"Lori Y. from Detroit, Mich says........................"

"Johnny L. from S.F., CA says......................"

Etc., etc., etc.  If I was an author of a 'real' system that actually worked and was honestly what I discovered and wrote about, I would have an auditing company do a real audit and study with actual certification that can be verified, etc.  The same as they do for technical and other books and publications were studies and references and results are used as supporting documentation for the product you are selling, the system--the book. 

But then again, I can only assume (I think i am right---but hey, could be wrong) the newbie, rookie, desperate player--views the "Lori Y's" and the "George K's" and the "Robert W's" (as certified and real reviews) that the author is swearing up and down are all real (ha-ha-ha), the same as his multi million dollar, 'never work again system' for only $99.99, is real and the holy-grail, etc.  I guess??

There is a reason the famous American expression " There´s a sucker born every minute" was minted a long time ago. Attributed to the notorious scammer P.T. Barnum, the expression was derived from the immense naivete he saw in ordinary humans when it came to grandiose spectacles and get rich or superior elixir & health schemes.

This has applied and still applies in the gambling sector. The old histories of struck out system-losers at the Monte Carlo Baccarat and Roulette Tables during the 19th and 20th century who then turned around and tried to sell their fool-proof systems to the nearest unattentive sucker are legion.

This fact and flawed character in the human psyche is a never ending story. Greed and hope are but one of the attracting pheromones that make such humans do such stupid things due to inability to think clearly for themselves whenever they are subject to the bitter-sweet odor of getting rich quick schemes, but one could also attribute laziness and short-circuited logic to this perfume of sheer stupefication. The latter even happening to academics when confronted with the very sirens of above-mentioned schemes.

alrelax, you look like a smart person . the answer is quite simple: if it is sold, it does not work.  if it works, it is not sold. Nobody certifies the goose that laid the golden eggs to sell it for money to buy but the gold is used directly to acquire what you want.

There is no single published system that works because every functioning system is not published.  These sellers have always existed, they have only changed products:

before:



now:

Quote from: alrelax on July 12, 2017, 01:24:55 PM
With all the millionaire expert authors that would instantly become billionaire authors, why only the following:

"Kyle T. from NYC says.........."

"George P. from Boondocks, Kansas says.............."

"Lori Y. from Detroit, Mich says........................"

"Johnny L. from S.F., CA says......................"

Etc., etc., etc.  If I was an author of a 'real' system that actually worked and was honestly what I discovered and wrote about, I would have an auditing company do a real audit and study with actual certification that can be verified, etc.  The same as they do for technical and other books and publications were studies and references and results are used as supporting documentation for the product you are selling, the system--the book.

So going to the casino and playing and playing, being reserved and trying to always stay conscious of the fact of the casino has huge odds and advantages over us and if we wager every hand and try to make a great living and get rich, we will most likely lose just about each time, even after we win numerous hands, but being of the fame-of-mind that we want to make tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of dollars each time, we will surrender our bank rolls and/or constant buy ins to the casino in the game that can be won by following a scheduled preconceived bet placement method that is so easily obtained by all those doing it or by purchasing a book form an expert baccarat player for say $29.99. 

And further more, that completely oblivious and unintelligent retard player that writes on a message board, doesn't know anything, pulls everything he thinks and writes about from the Captain Kangaroo and Mayberry RFD shows--not from his 30-35 years or so of claimed experience, he is just dreaming and complete fallacy spewing as to everything he has found, discovered, implements and more times than fails, earns something at the baccarat table with the wagered 15 to 25 hands or so a shoe, and occasionally smacking the casino for tens of thousands of dollars.  Oh yeah, that one guy also has no knowledge about real money management systems and the statistics and the only trivial 1.0% negative possible loss factor of the bankers or player wagers. 

Am I correct by saying that?

Well nailed, Wannawin and TheMagician.

Just about says it all.