How Lucky Was It?

[westie]

This week's column by Bob Dancer

Anthony Curtis' Las Vegas Advisor

[lee]

Re: How Lucky Was It?

That goof dancer played $2500 per day for a month.

A regular person has nowhere near that budget.

Reminds me of an adage----the rich get richer......


By the way, "his wife" won the car, just like "she" won
600 grand years back when dancer wrote about how "he"
won a million.

Must be nice to play $125.00 per hand on vp

write a book, teach classes, con goofs to buy the books &
you too can be a millionaire. (sic).

[SteveBourieOLD]

Re: How Lucky Was It?

Keep in mind that when you bet that kind of money you will have plenty of bad days where you lose thousands and thousands of dollars.

Almost all of the columns you read are about the winning sessions. You hardly ever hear of the losing sessions because that wouldn't make for very interesting reading.

[westie]

Re: How Lucky Was It?

$2,500 per day is not that much for even a 25 cent video poker player to run through a machine in a single session At a relatively slow 600 hands ($750) per hour, it represents slightly more than 3 hours of play.

The key point he is attempting to illustrate is he puts himself (and Shirley) in situations that will eventually lead to a win. In this case, by playing on both cards every single day during the promotion. Whether or not one of their names is selected to win a car during this promotion is totally irrelevant to the point his "trying" to make.