I kicked Arse in AC!

[pokerforme]

DaBurglar you must tell us what the paytables were of the machines you were playing. Can you also tell us if you are up or down for the year and did you get any W2-G's? How about what denomination(s) were you playing? Was it strictly .25 or did you play something different?

Come on, NO PICTURES? How are we SUPPOSED to believe that you ACTUALLY had the hits that you claim to have had? Couldn't you have gotten any signed and notarized affidavits from any of the multitude of friends that you claim to have working in the casinos? Surely someone as well known as yourself wouldn't be swayed by a no pictures in a casino policy, would you?

Please post the pics, is there a way for us to know that they are from hits you made and not of neighboring players?   
Come on Ted.....your post just seems kind of 10000 words short of worthy to me!

[Tedlark]

I will offer my congratulations on the hits to DaBurglar.

After clicking on the links provided by DaBurglar I was trying to determine just how many hits he had and cudos to Vman for making this easier.

Sorry pokerforme, I do not get paid either by the letter or by the hour.

[BillyJoe]

If any of you notice on one of the pictures, one of the RARE times I played $1 credits I hit quad 4s with a kicker on DDB for $800....I included a copy of the AC press with the Days DATE (August 4, 2014) so as to help "substantiate" the legitimacy of the hits.....but this was one of the photos I was reprimanded by one of the security guards, who sees me awkwardly holding a newspaper and snapping a picture, and tells me to knock it off!  
If this was at Harrahs AC, why didn't you tell the Security Guard to buzz off, and to go beat up some women and her daughter instead of hassling you.

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[EDC1977]

Nice hits DaBurglar. Seems you ended your drought in fine fashion. Congratulations on beating the odds. Don't know how many hands you went through but that is irrelevant.

As an aside, I read today in the Las Vegas Advisor column that the Revel is scheduled to close Sept. 10. Many interested buyers but the management team decided to close it up prior to selecting new ownership.

[DaBurglar]

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[BillyJoe]

[QUOTE=EDC1977]
As an aside, I read today in the Las Vegas Advisor column that the Revel is scheduled to close Sept. 10. Many interested buyers but the management team decided to close it up prior to selecting new ownership. As for Revel, there was word amongst the Poker crowds I was playing with last week that they would do exactly what they did, close down and shutter before SERIOUSLY finding a new buyer/owner.   This is more advantageous for the present ownership and management for obvious reasons, mainly they can now receive severance and cessation bonuses and payments.   its just one more "screw job" in the litany of screw jobs this whole project embodies.[/QUOTE]
I heard the NJ Gov Christie was gonna take over Revel, since he invested so much in it anyway, and turn it into a state prison for those convicted of white collar crimes.

[EDC1977]

.To Edcat:   Where is it that YOU usually play and stay?  Forgive me but I dont recall ever learning this info from your posts.

I used to live in Ca. stayed and played at the offstrip locals casinos mainly, Sam's Town and the Fiesta's. They both offered 100% VP and always got comp RFB. Now it's Rivers or Meadows in Pa. also, I played at River Palms and the Nugget in Laughlin,Nv.

[olds442jetaway]

DB, if you read one of my other posts about a super hot session and subsequent meltdown on the next 4 or 5 trips, I guess we can see how this wacky stuff can and does happen. I just wish the frequency was somewhere close to equal. . Somehow, I always end up giving back 3-6% on the losing sessions no matter how good the paytable is. That is not chump change either since total session coin in ranges from 10k-30k, and average losses on those days range from 600-1200- per session. That is dollars not quarters unfortunately even though quarter games are mostly played.