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Discussion in 'Las Vegas Forum' started by RobSinger, May 27, 2022.

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  1. RobSinger

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    What an idiot. We stayed in an RV park for 9 months when we bought our first rig in order to get acquainted with RV life and the rig itself.

    Weird. Just plain weird.
     
  2. RobSinger

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    What a dunce.

    Whether or not you named Nersesian -- and I believe you did way back -- the fact that an assistant in his office doesn't know who you are is accurate.

    Why don't you spend your lies explaining why neither law enforcement nor reporters can find any such case in your or anyone else's names?

    Or, you could simply divulge the case number yourself, since you claim it'll be released soon anyway

    But we all know the truth kew. You'll keep all info hidden because THERE IS NO CASE AND YOU'RE LYING AGAIN.

    And wise up.
     
  3. RobSinger

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    This is an example of why redietz has such tiny brains.

    My columns never glorified anything about LV other than my ability to make money gambling there. And all those hi-limit wins I presented? A result of playing the DU bug that irks the hell out of the squad.

    My RV park address in Pahrump? Both our Az. DL's came up for renewal that year, so we swapped in for Nv. DL's. And guess what Einstein? WE STILL HAVE THEM. Yes dummies, we also own some land in this state too.

    Please wise up...and pay your delinquent taxes on your hillbilly mansion.
     
  4. Mickey Crimm

    Mickey Crimm Well-Known Member

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    First, ditz, you had to move the goalposts on the DI, LOLOLOL! You went from saying you've been in the DI and I haven't to backpeddling to "well, I've been in there more times than you. Nener nener nener! " Don't you ever get tired of getting embarrassed? Grow up.

    Once again I will have to confuse you with the facts. I started on the vpFREE forum in 2005. There were already thousands of members. Rob was there too. I read Rob's posts in the archives going back to 2002. I'm sure you can still find them today in the vpFREE archives.

    Now, I don't recall the exact year Rob started with GT but I think his last year was 2009. I could be off but I don't think so. That would mean that Rob was in the forums either almost the entire time he was in GT or the entirety of the time. But certainly most of his articles appeared while he was also in the forums. Ditz, you're the gift that keeps on giving. But please, keep on thnking up stuff you will be proven wrong about.
     
  5. RobSinger

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    I wrote for GT late 2001 to early 2009.

    I stayed at the Best Western RV park Pahrump Sept. 2011 to May 2012 as full-time RVers after selling our home and dumping the apt. we had to get while we waited for delivery of the rig. It turned out to be a lemon so I turned it back into the dealer. We chose to do it right the 2nd time around and found a nearly new 2011 Newell, which we lived full-time in for 4 years.

    In other news---enough with the kew nonsense. Whether or not he inherited $50mil or won a lawsuit for $20mil, nobody cares. Everyone has their own sources of income, people sometimes score windfalls, and there's ALWAYS somebody better off, who live better, and who are happier than you are. None of that affects anyone else.

    In kew's case, he's already reached the pinnacle of foolishness by being such a prolific & unproductive sweatshop poster. Who does that anyway? Well, someone from these last two pathetic generations, that's who.

    He keeps promising, vowing, or whatever it is, not to return after being embarrassed anymore, but he always makes a fool of himself further IN FRONT OF THOSE MOST IMPORTANT TO HIM IN HIS LIFE by showing just how weak a person he truly is. That's a millenial's discipline and determination for you.

    He'll be back, talking to himself and anyone who has ear or eyes. This is an addiction for him, inasmuch the same way as his infatuation with BJ, BJ pros, BJ history, and his BJ stories are. You can't outlast warped people like him. All you can do is outlive them, which I certainly will.

    Ultimately, whether he's 100% full of it or just 90%, there is one lasting memory that will never go away: how pushing his buttons to get a funny reaction works every single time!
     
  6. redietz

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    Except for the fact I never said you didn't hang out in the Desert Inn. I said nothing close to that. At all. I had no idea if you were there every day for 20 years or twice. Never said anything like that. I thought maybe you had been there than more than me. How would I know? So I tallied up how often I was there and asked how often you were there. For all I know, you could have lived there.

    So do you just make up whatever you want? See, this is the difference between you and me. You're an "AP." What you say must be true. Saying is believing and all that.

    Rob was writing pre-forums. VPfree was a niche forum. Frankly, I doubt it had "thousands of members" at the time. Maybe "thousands of members" the way WoV has "thousands of members." You know, 40 or 50 posters and 900 names. In 2001, when there were Undeniable Truth articles, there was no vpFree. In 2002, when there were dozens more Undeniable Truth articles, vpFree had just kicked off. In 15 years, it accrued a total of roughly 12,000 members. That's in the entirety of its run -- 12,000 members.

    Here's the point. VpFree may have had, in the totality of its existence for 15+ years, fewer members than read Rob's articles each week in GT. Think about that. Whether Rob had more than 12,000 readers each week probably depended on whether DiRocco put Rob's smiling pic on the cover.

    And that's The Undeniable Truth.
     
  7. Mickey Crimm

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    There you go again, buffoon. Now vpFREE was a niche forum? 12K members ain't jackshit? I got the new posts everyday in digest form. The members were all degree'd, highly educated. They were a very sharp bunch.

    Name a forum that surpassed vpFREE in it's time. You can't. It took WoV until about 5 years ago to pass it in membership. If you are going to call vpFREE a niche forum then you have to call all gambling forums niche, especially the ones you are on. People from all around the world were on the site.

    But it can't possibly be true because it doesn't fit your narrative. Ditz has to knock everyone down to make himself feel good. Classic narcissism.

    This forum has only about 800 members. Is it niche too?

    Ditz, tell us about the world class forums you've participated on.
     
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  8. Mickey Crimm

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    redietz, if vpFREE is a niche forum then which forums are not niche. vpFREE has 12K members, WoV slightly less, PFA about 3K, VCT about 2K.

    But anyway, my point was Rob was posting at vpFREE when he was writing for GT. Every professional video poker player in the world was on that site, along with many knowledgeable gamblers, and they all knew Rob Singer. So who cares about the niche bullshit?
     
  9. KewlJ

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    Before my time, so I am just curious mickeycrimm: What kind of claims was Rob making at that time? And did the professional poker players and knowledgeable gamblers in general find Rob to be credible and knowledgeable about what he wrote and claimed?
     
  10. coach belly

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  11. KewlJ

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    Yes. Please. It was a great idea by blackhole for you trolls to ignore me or boycott or whatever. It is all I have asked for, for a long time. Glad you are on board belly.
     
  12. Mickey Crimm

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    Rob's book, The Undeniable Truth About Video Poker, caused quite the controversy. He took on the entire video poker intelligentsia. You have to understand that people like Dancer, Scott, Paymar, Hughes, and others were making money promoting optimal play. Ditz calls it a niche forum but there were very powerful, well respected, voices on that forum. They were more than just video poker players. I don't know what Ditz point is. Singer's book was about video poker and vpFREE was a video poker site.

    The entire video poker establishment tried to take a sledgehammer to Rob. But what they found out was they couldn't deter him. He never gave up. He took all of their disparaging remarks in stride and dished it right back. When they seen they couldn't beat him they went the route of ignoring him. They shuffled him off to the free speech arm of vpFREE which was called FREEvpFREE. The famous names would no longer respond to anything Singer wrote. However, I knew from private conversations they weren't really ignoring him. They were still reading him, just not responding to anything he wrote. So, in the end, he wound up beating THEM down.

    Singer always stood by his system. And whether they like it or not, or whether you like him or not, Singer is just as famous as any of the big name video poker players. Everyone in the professional video poker world knows who he is.
     
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  13. KewlJ

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    You didn't really answer my question mickey? If you don't want to, that's alright.

    But being found credible by the real video poker professional players and out lasting them in some game of troll name calling are two different things.

    Is that all we are about here, is who can troll better? The math and really doesn't count any more?
     
  14. KewlJ

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    I just out lasted the 4 members that I call the "troll patrol", Singer, blackhole, MDawg and coach belly. They all have agreed to ignore me. What do I win? o_O

    If this is really just about trolling, then surrendering seems an odd strategy. But what do I know.
     

  15. KewlJ

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    Here is an example of what I mean by the math matters, mickey. I am not going to talk about Rob, because I know you and he have some agreement or alliance or something and I am not trying to drive a wedge in that.

    So let's look at Mdawg. He is posting that he currently is on another trip in Las Vegas. 13 days play, 12 at blackjack, 1 at bacarĂ¡t. 13 winning days, +$120,000. In May he posted about another short trip of 5 days play, all winning. +$20k. So in the last 4 weeks over 2 trips he has played 18 days, all winning daya for a total of over $140k won. 18 straight winning days. (that number 18 reminds me of a guy who says he say 18 y.o,.'s in a row...but that is another story ;)).

    Mdawg has never said exactly what he is doing, but he hints that it involves card counting when he talks about his spread and high counts. Lets forget for a moment about heat and whether the casino he plays would allow 18 straight winning days and just focus on how likely that is. I have counted cards, I am going to say on average 250 days a year for 19 years now (less the last few years), and I don't think I have EVER had 18 winning days in a row. I will have to pull out my records because I did have one 6 week period that I was really on fire winning over 100k at my mid-level play. There were a lot of winning days in that 6 weeks, but I am pretty sure I didn't have 18 in row, because I would have remembered that.

    And this 18 consecutive winning days isn't even anything new for this guy. Of the 1000 days play he has posted about in the last 4 years 95%, are winning days. That just doesn't happen from blackjack card counting (which most of that play is blackjack). The ONLY way a player is winning 95% of his sessions is with a martingale progression type system. And than that 5% that are losses are huge losses wiping away all that winning. But guess what he doesn't report any such huge losses. Just all, or nearly all winning.

    My point is am I really wrong to call this kind of thing out? There has to be a point that the math matters and not just who is the better troll. And that goes for Singer too.
     
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  16. RobSinger

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    There's a BIG difference between what I accomplished and how I did it--and being a proven liar and known hoax artist like you, kew. I also had the backing of two of the most prestigious gaming entities of LV at the time: Gambler's Bookshop (my book publisher) and Gaming Today. Additionally, I was interviewed on the Travel Channel by Anthony Curtis, and I appeared on several ESPN radio and multiple 97.1 The Point and Larry Grossman radio shows.

    You won't like this either kew. I was at the pinnacle of my video poker career back then, and I was on top of the gaming world in my own way. Forums-wise, I was basically alone in my own lane vs. all these VP AP's, and a collection of haters, despisers, and what you call "trolls". But overall, I held the loudest megaphone of all.

    There was also something else going on that suddenly put unexpected but tremendous pressure on every aspect of my gaming life during my period of high "popularity". I had discovered and played the DU glitch for about 5-1/2 of the years I wrote for GT.

    This was no joke either. Readers had to endure my nearly weekly column reports of constantly hitting higher denomination session/trip-ending wins....so much so that, as these big hands kept uneasily piling up and more & more angry "Singer's a liar and a fraud" calls kept coming in, my GT publisher began requiring I produce copy after copy of my W2G's upon publication of my articles. I met every challenge/every requirement at every turn. Similarly, as I played in EVERY major casino across the entire state of Nevada in order to spread thin the damage I was doing to them, I felt like I was the king of every gaming establishment I walked into. And it was all done without ever telling another soul--even my wife--until 2019: after the self-imposed 10-yr. ban I imposed on myself for mitigation purposes. And remember, at the time of the actual putting down of the play, I was dealing with extreme uncertainty. I had no luxury of knowing the background of what I was so deeply into, as all of you retrospectively do today.

    Specifically to your question about how the "famous" VP names and other known AP's (like mickey) felt about me professionally? They couldn't stand me and called me every name in the book. We argued until way after the cows came home. And Chuck DiRocco LOVED it!

    When you think about the actual conflicts I had created for myself, this is where the "warm & fuzzy" starts to get overtaken some by that pebble in my shoe.

    I truly DID believe in the concept of AP--how could anyone who studied what I did in college NOT believe in it? But I also believed in the play strategy that I developed and modestly won with (as far as LV levels go) until Jan. 2004. So I chose to come out as a controversial figure, which proved great for "popularity" purposes. But as soon as I came across the DU windfall I had to make an immediate decision whether to keep to my anti-AP guns---or change my whole public personality in an instant. Obviously, I chose the former....to continue on as if nothing had occurred, and VERY OBVIOUSLY, it turned out to be the right decision. I felt it was the best way to deal with all that my gaming world was now facing. And if I suddenly took on a different personality which would probably have required I explain what I was REALLY doing to my wife and children, I didn't have to take on the risk of my family no longer 100% supporting me if they felt I might be doing something illegal.

    Fast forward to the entertainment of today's forums.....:)
     
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  17. KewlJ

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    Singer, aren't you breaking your troll pact by responding to me? :cool:

    Rob, the guy at Gaming Today , as well as the guy at the Gambler's book club made money OFF of you. I doubt very strongly they believed anything you ever wrote. They gave you a platform only because it meant money for them.

    Your statement about having the biggest megaphone, really says everything. It doesn't mean anything you ever shouted through that megaphone had any merit. And that fact that still today, you refer to it as entertainment only further confirms that you know everything you have ever said is BS. You think it is entertainment. And I guess equate that to popularity. I don't.

    So where is this interview with AC on the travel channel. I thought I had seen all Anthony's travel channel shows and I don't remember any interview with you. If there was one, I would like to see it for my own amusement and entertainment. Can you link to it or direct me to where I can find it?

    All this other nonsense that you just repeated, is simply that....nonsense that you are STILL repeating. I know that is a trick of yours. Mickey just confirmed it,. You never back down from your lies even when you are caught at the dealership. :rolleyes:
     
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  18. RobSinger

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    What were the odds that kew came away with severe wounds after reading something he's not all that familiar with?: the truth.

    If he didn't experience it, it's a lie. If he didn't see it, it never happened. If he doesn't comprehend it, everyone else is stupid. And if it's not inline with his jealous, warped agenda, he does what he's known best for: he fabricates an alternate reality he can live with.

    Any questions? :)
     
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  19. KewlJ

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    Yes, as a matter of fact, I do have some questions. ;)

    So in the years you now claim you were playing the DU bug, you were writing in your column at Gaming Today, almost weekly you say, that you hit "large higher denomination jackpots" requiring W-2's. The doubt from readers grew so loud, that the publisher of Gaming Today required you to produce copy after copy of these W-2's as proof of your claims, is that correct?

    So I assume the publisher than made some sort of public statement in the paper that proof of the Jackpots in the form of these W-2 had been produced. The publisher at that time was Eileen Di Rocco is this correct?

    So mickeycrimm, and redeitz and anyone else that was a regular reader can confirm that Eileen DiRocco stated she had seen these W-2's? Mickey? Redeitz? Did you see such a statement from Eileen DiRocco at that time?

    And where would Ms Di Rocco be now? Is she still alive that we can check with? A google search shows an Eileen DiRocco, still alive in Draper Utah. Would that be her?
     
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  20. KewlJ

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    I want to further understand that Singers claim with the DU bug is that he turned minor winning hands into hands requiring a W-2? As a number of people have pointed out, that would have been the stupidest way to play this. Each W-2 generated would almost invite somebody to take a closer look. The way to play this would be to turn very small winning hands into hands that paid 7-8 hundred dollars (below the Handpay/W-2 amount) which you could do over and over and over without drawing the attention of generating W-2's.

    So Rob is claiming that not only did he generate big jackpots requiring W-2's and inviting someone to take a closer look, but he then posted that information in his column on a weekly basis. This would be the dumbest thing someone that had discovered this play could do. Anybody buying this? :cool:

    But let's just start with confirmation from mickey or redietz that they saw a statement from the publisher at the time, Ms. Di Rocco verifying Rob's almost weekly larger denomination jackpots via the accompanying W-2's. And if we can't get that, then can we track down Mr Di Rocco?
     
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