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YOU ARE A BARE FACED LAIR


Do you have a direct line to the gate of hell for snake oil selling conmen? He was 89 years of age, do you really think your guru is going to live forever? Check out his FaceBook page seeing you have a personal relationship with him (have his number huh Kurt), he quit posting over a year ago. It was mentioned on the WoV site Nov 11 2020 by TELIOT, So that is now two sources that confirm he is BROWN BREAD

You are such a bare-face lair Nathan Detroit, go hang your head in absolute shame, unless you are dead too, hence your ability yo speak to him yesterday, which is it?



3rd source to confirm he is DEAD



https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/tables/34641-gambling-writer-john-patrick/

You spoke to him the other day, haha what an absolute joke. Truely EMBARRASSING.

Had you said I was wrong, I'm a lair, that is one thing, instead you had to double down and throw in "you spoke to him on the phone" and came up smelling of 100% BULLSHIT.

John Patrick DEAD ok, and if it upsets you that much, go join him.

Only those yapping bullshit, you spoke to him, what via a ouija board? LooL

 

StarTribune:

"Laughlin, John "Patrick" died peacefully on Wednesday, September 28th, following a lengthy battle with Dementia. Born on June 6, 1943, in Norman, OK where his father was stationed in the Navy, he grew up in Redwood Falls where he described his youth as being a "Huckleberry Finn" experience. He graduated from Redwood Falls High School in 1961, attended St. Thomas College in St. Paul, MN, and the University of MN where he was a member of Phi Kappa Psi fraternity making many lifelong friends. He moved to Las Vegas in 1965 to embark on the career he loved in the gambling industry working at the Dunes and then the Sands Hotels before moving to Laughlin, Nevada where he worked as the Executive Host for his cousin, Don Laughlin, at the Riverside Hotel and Casino. He married Glady Aagard in 1967, a former teacher at Redwood Falls High School. They lived in Las Vegas and then Laughlin, Nevada where they raised their two sons often returning to MN for summer vacations with family and friends. Pat enjoyed the game of golf and traveled to play many of the top courses around the world with Glady and his boys. He had a great sense of humor, loved telling stories, teaching his dog "Munchkin" tricks, and was a loyal sports fan cheering on the MN Vikings and Twins. He is survived by his sons, Dr. Robert Laughlin and partner, Emily Edwards; son, Jim Laughlin and wife, Chanel, all of Henderson, Nevada. He leaves a brother, Tom Laughlin (Sigrid) of St Paul, two sisters, Mary Jane McConnell of New Prague, MN, and Elizabeth Calkins of Whitefish, MT. He was preceded in death by his wife, Glady in 2008, parents, Robert and Lorraine Laughlin, brothers, Stephen and Gregory, niece, Denise Severson, and brother-in-law, Peter Calkins. A service to remember Pat and celebrate his life will be held in Laughlin, Nevada on October 21st. He will be buried beside his wife, Glady."

That pretty much says it all. He's gone.

 

Mark, Thank you for posting this obituary about that J P ,Laughlin Nv.

 

So JK, I watched both of your videos and it's clear from them that if a thing can be shown to be a fallacy it is then deemed worthless. That's the math oriented point of view. The guy doing the book reviews pretty much makes his entire case that if it doesn't give you a mathematical edge then it is worthless and deserves the pejorative of being a "fallacy," his own phrase being "mystical thinking."

Reading Randomness is a method of using what is perceived to be a fallacy, "magical beliefs," and making use of them. There is no such thing as the math police making you not use fallacy to your advantage. If I knew I was going to win 60% of the next 50 bets then I could make a strategy to take advantage of that situation. Anyone could. But we both know that there is no way to know that you will win 60% in the next 50 spins. What the fallacy police like to keep believing is that because you can't know the future you must throw out the tactic that would have payed off for you if you did know the future.

You don't have to know the future. You just have to know the present condition. You must know if you are in a 60% or better condition that has not changed to a say 40% condition. Any smart player knows that conditions change. It will go from 70% to 30%. These changing conditions can be seen, visualized, as waves. The typical math oriented snob, that's someone like you JK, they need to only look for an edge. If there is no mathematical edge over millions of outcomes then it all must be "CANCELED." But inside of those millions of outcomes there are waves of positive and negative conditions that continue long enough for even the lamest retard to see it. You math guys are lower on the food chain than a typical room temperature IQ recipient. Once anyone can use conditional awareness regarding effectiveness all long term assumptions become irrelevant. In other words throwing out useful fallacy is meaningless. You do it. Your two guys in the videos do it. In fact all the mathZombies do it. Guess what ding dong? Your belief in the uselessness of fallacy is actually a magical belief itself. That means that your assumptions are worthless and self reinforced by fallacy. You have the "Bully Pulpit" for now. Most people agree with you. But that does not make you right. So go ahead and stand there on your lame soapbox and preach a fake and magical belief that is all based on assumptions. The proof that will undo all that you stand for will be the people that ignore your magical mathematics and use conditional awareness to their advantage. There is no book for this. It's already published as a forum topic in the Reading Randomness thread. That's a thread that you just volunteered that you have never read. What does your situational awareness tell you about that? Just jump to your tired out prediction mantra. It's that leg (crutch) that you depend on to keep you from going nuts. You are a confirmed, uninformed, critic. And I like you this way the most. Stay as you are. Get the memo after it is a long time too late.

 

I have seen that obituary and this made it clear that it was bot the JP I know and that was the

reason for my call to JP whom I know and have personally met .

 

This doesn't seem like it's the same John Patrick who was the author. There is absolutely no mention of this person writing any books and that's what John Patrick was famous for. It doesn't seem like he's old enough either, born in 1943.

 

Interesting?

 

So what did he say yesterday 17/01/2022 ??

LOL

 

Time for another Mark Twain quote: "The reports of my death are greatly exaggerated."

 

Nathan go hang your head in abject shame, you exposed yourself as a LAIR
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/tables/34641-gambling-writer-john-patrick/

 

MrV said a short while ago: "I read elsewhere today conflicting accounts as to whether JP is still alive; one guy said JP passed away a year ago while another insists he recently spoke with him."

You might want to look at the last comment in this thread over at WOV.

 

He was born in 1933, more folk claiming he is more dead than alive.

 

Maybe Elvis was actually seen in a Mall in Arizona too.

 

"on the career he loved in the gambling industry working at the Dunes and then the Sands Hotels"

That was NOT the career that the John Patrick we're talking about had in the gambling industry. His career was writing books and giving advice on gambling and there is absolutely no mention of this in the obituary. Any obituary on the real John Patrick would start off with mentioning his famous career of writing books and having a TV show for 10 years. This is not the same person.

It looks like the real John Patrick was a guest of a show in Vegas just a couple weeks ago. Go to Facebook and type in "So you want to be a gambler 2022" and you'll see advertising for the event. Click on this YouTube link and read the comments that were made recently.

 

https://www.facebook.com/groups/3029029630708899/posts/3053770338234828/

 

I am wondering what prompted the John Patrick discussion on WOV.


? ?

 

Anyone betting EC combos ?

 

I don't teach this stuff. I do them. But I'm smart enough to know that you use them only when there is a swarm of combos running like salmon running up stream and grizzly bears feasting on them. They do cluster if you are skilled enough to target them. It takes brains, experience, and skill. All these things will be the future discussion topics of a changed world.

 

Thanks. Sounds like an indirect NO.

 

Are you talking about betting more than one EC at the same time? I bet all three at once and had some good luck doing it but I don't like playing it because I don't like depending on luck.