In general though, the results of each session remain on file for a while, and are easily verified.
Quote: MDawgTuttigym, with all due respect, you say a lot of things that show that you don't have a clear idea of how any of this works. Lot of extraneous irrelevant or misguided concerns. You definitely should not take on my Challenge, we are in agreement there.
In general though, the results of each session remain on file for a while, and are easily verified.
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I’m asking this seriously…. You are saying you can ask the casino, as an example, …. ‘Hey, it’s me MDawg. On May 17 I played bac, then moved to DD BJ. How much did I win at each table?’ And they would get you an actual accurate answer?
Quote: SOOPOOQuote: MDawgTuttigym, with all due respect, you say a lot of things that show that you don't have a clear idea of how any of this works. Lot of extraneous irrelevant or misguided concerns. You definitely should not take on my Challenge, we are in agreement there.
In general though, the results of each session remain on file for a while, and are easily verified.
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I’m asking this seriously…. You are saying you can ask the casino, as an example, …. ‘Hey, it’s me MDawg. On May 17 I played bac, then moved to DD BJ. How much did I win at each table?’ And they would get you an actual accurate answer?
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Soopoo, it doesn't even matter.
The challenge is for a lot of money. Enough money that an even split with a casino insider is worth bending any rules.
"Hey, I will bring someone. You verify falsely what I won that day, we split ten grand for five minutes of work"
Stranger things have been known to happen in the world of casino collusion.
Quote: MDawgLet's say you play x hours during your trip and earn a theoretical loss of -1000 at table games. You'll get about $350. in comps for that (about 35% of theo).
Now given that you only get 10% of actual loss, you'd have to show at least -3500 in actual losses for the host to even bother with calculating your comps based on actual loss. And as you know, theo loss remains whatever it is, win, lose or draw (this was the concept DarkOz seemed to be having a hard time with). So, unless your scheme results in showing a loss of over 3500, in such a scenario, it is for nought as far as comps.
Basically, because you get only 10% of actual loss versus 35% of theo, you really would have to show far more losses than any little pocketing a little chip off the table scheme could create, in order to wind up ahead in comps.
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There are ways to fake losses.
Not so easy with Theo.
That's why MDawg doesn't get it.
If anyone of you think the pit can accurately track my wins and losses I would gladly take that challenge.
Quote: DRichAs one who has programmed casino tracking systems I can tell you that they are only as good as the people inputting the data. If any one of you think they are accurate, you are wrong. People make mistakes and can not accurately watch what is going on.
If anyone of you think the pit can accurately track my wins and losses I would gladly take that challenge.
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I agree on YOU and ME. Being one of a few gamblers throwing out reds and greens and occasionally a black is not the same as a guy betting multiple black and up per hand on a private table. I have to defer to MDawg on how they track the bigger players. He should defer to me on how little they care about my play!
This is especially true for tuttigym's posts on crapsQuote: MDawgTuttigym, with all due respect, you say a lot of things that show that you don't have a clear idea of how any of this works.
Including the IRS.
In fact the IRS values your own record keeping higher than casino win/loss statements.
As an experiment, why don't you post a simple poll and ask "do you believe the win/loss" totals I've posted here? Just have a simple yes or no.
Aren't you curious how many believe you?
By the way, betting large amounts of money doesnt get to the truth. What it does is frighten away people who fear a rigged system.
DRich, you might be talking about lower end players at public tables, but when I play at my private table the exact tally of what I won or lost is easily calculated and reliably accurate.
SooPoo you are right, in my (as you put it) zip code when I play at a private table the tally is completed more easily than at a table with multiple players. However, during a pause in today's action I watched when a fairly large player came to and left a Baccarat table, and the pit boss requested from the dealer an exact count of the table's chips the moment that player left and only after that was done did that pit boss enter some figures into the screen. I can't say when the prior tally was done, but that pit boss was also extremely meticulous about asking the dealer exactly what that player brought to the table (when that player arrived) and left with (when that player left), and must have been cross checking those figures with the table count.
DRich the question that was posed is, would the tally from one of my sessions at a private table be accurate. Yes, it would be, and even if you don't understand why, then at least you should understand why your comments on lower end play are irrelevant for purposes of that particular debate.
SooPoo, absolutely, the host has a record of the win or loss as recorded at every one of my sessions. I assume that at trip's end they are all merged, but along the way an independent record of each session is available.
Baccarat.
Pretty smooth sailing divided into two sessions. There was some backsliding around the +30K mark, but I recovered and pressed on ahead until I got hungry and decided to call it a day.
(Veal, rack of lamb or ribeye steak with a light spread of foie gras is something I've gotten into lately.)
+43800
Note: Lately, for security reasons, session reports are not necessarily presented in real time corresponding directly to the day played.
I'm willing to present a side Challenge. If anyone doubts that any one, just any one of the Session reports I present during this trip is not entirely accurate, throw down a red flag! Put up a mere ten grand in cash, let's work out how to verify the Session to your satisfaction using the Wizard as the judge, and winner takes the twenty thousand.
I'll contribute five hundred from my end for the Wizard's time if the Challenger will do the same, so that's $19,000. to the winner of this side Challenge.
This Side Challenge remains good for the duration of this particular Vegas trip.
Quote: MDawgEver since I posted this I've received multiple PMs suggesting that I need not belabor the point of that DarkOz doesn't know what he's talking about, so I will heed that suggestion, lest people start laughing at him on the street. DarkOz's musing about how a casino host might agree to split some cash in order to falsify records starts a whole new laugh track set to his murmuring.
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Just to show that for an attorney, MDawg shows very little knowledge of real world corruption possibilities, here is just one example of how someone could be duped by MDawg if he was working with, say, a VP of casino operations in Pennsylvania.
WARNING WARNING DANGER DANGER WILL ROBINSON
Would you feel comfortable making the wager MDawg proposes involving casino staff after reading the articles below?
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DRich, you might be talking about lower end players at public tables, but when I play at my private table the exact tally of what I won or lost is easily calculated and reliably accurate.
I worked in the casino business for 25 years. I do not believe anyone can accurately track gaming chips at any table. If I play for multiple hours at a table, they will make a mistake. It might be a small mistake but it will not be accurate. Between dealer tips, cocktail tips, and ratholing they will not have an accurate count.
Quote: DRichQuote: MDawg
DRich, you might be talking about lower end players at public tables, but when I play at my private table the exact tally of what I won or lost is easily calculated and reliably accurate.
I worked in the casino business for 25 years. I do not believe anyone can accurately track gaming chips at any table. If I play for multiple hours at a table, they will make a mistake. It might be a small mistake but it will not be accurate. Between dealer tips, cocktail tips, and ratholing they will not have an accurate count.
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For whatever reason it seems difficult for people here to understand why none of that would matter in a situation where there is only one player at the table because it is private, and the rack itself is counted before and after the session.
Quote: MDawg
Anyway, I suppose you did not understand this statement.Quote: MDawgIn my case I am playing at a private table where the entire house rack is counted minutely before and after my session such that the possibility of mistake is close to nil.
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So, you worked in the casino business for 25 years, and you never encountered high rolling players with their own tables?
Perhaps you could have a little foie gras and think about this again. On me, I have virtually unlimited comps no doubt due to the very accurate tallies at my sessions. 😝
"I have total credit! Can you grasp that?” I was breathing heavily, feeling crazy, sweating into the phone.
Quote: MDawgTuttigym, with all due respect, you say a lot of things that show that you don't have a clear idea of how any of this works. Lot of extraneous irrelevant or misguided concerns. You definitely should not take on my Challenge, we are in agreement there.
In general though, the results of each session remain on file for a while, and are easily verified.
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How "any of what works"? Your lack of specificity continues. What is "misguided" is your "challenge." What you claim to be "irrelevant" has fostered additional conversation and some debate.
So, "chip counts" for every table and every work shift are tabulated and coordinated with the "cashing cage" and remain on file for a while"? You know this how? A while? How long? You know this how?
So many generalities and so much vagueness.
So again, how is the Wizard going to verify exactly?
It seems that there is enough rebuttal here from others that might indicate something is amiss.
BTW are all your sessions at a private table with only you playing? Gosh, if it weren't for this form, nobody would hear your raucous shouting of joy and the cheers from the "gallery."
tuttigym
Quote: Ace2This is especially true for tuttigym's posts on crapsQuote: MDawgTuttigym, with all due respect, you say a lot of things that show that you don't have a clear idea of how any of this works.
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Especially your irrelevant math that can never be duplicated or performed at the table.
There was one exception though, the 28 straight tosses w/o a 7 out which your do perform at every session you play. I have a clear understanding of that one. Also, "Simulations are taken into the billions to provide a very high level of precision and confidence and usually only done when something is IMPOSSIBLE or too difficult to calculate directly (perform inferred)." Ace2 5-10-22
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Quote: darkozThe naivete that MDawg displays about casino employees corruption possibilities may explain why he has a California law practice with not enough clients such that he can be in Las Vegas most of the year.
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Personal insult -- Three days.
Quote: DRichQuote: MDawg
DRich, you might be talking about lower end players at public tables, but when I play at my private table the exact tally of what I won or lost is easily calculated and reliably accurate.
I worked in the casino business for 25 years. I do not believe anyone can accurately track gaming chips at any table. If I play for multiple hours at a table, they will make a mistake. It might be a small mistake but it will not be accurate. Between dealer tips, cocktail tips, and ratholing they will not have an accurate count.
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They do watch what was there at open, shift change, and close. What fills and what credits. One thing people miss is that chips leave a table even if the game is winning. There are more fills than credits by far.
Quote: AZDuffmanThey do watch what was there at open, shift change, and close. What fills and what credits. One thing people miss is that chips leave a table even if the game is winning. There are more fills than credits by far.
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I often leave one game with chips in my pocket without coloring. I will take them to my room or move to another game and buy in. I still get credits on my card and I have never been hassled by casino ee's.
tuttigym
Quote: MDawg
So, you worked in the casino business for 25 years, and you never encountered high rolling players with their own tables?
I definitely have. In my experience the smarter players are the ones at tables with multiple people so that they can disguise their play patterns.
Quote: DRichQuote: MDawg
So, you worked in the casino business for 25 years, and you never encountered high rolling players with their own tables?
I definitely have. In my experience the smarter players are the ones at tables with multiple people so that they can disguise their play patterns.
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I apologize for the statement above. I should have said "skilled" players and not necessarily "smarter" players.
Baccarat.
Unfortunately, a very accurate tally! of a big loss at a private table.
-73000
Note: Lately, for security reasons, session reports are not necessarily presented in real time corresponding directly to the day played.
I'm willing to present a side Challenge. If anyone doubts that any one, just any one of the Session reports I present during this trip is not entirely accurate, throw down a red flag! Put up a mere ten grand in cash, let's work out how to verify the Session to your satisfaction using the Wizard as the judge, and winner takes the twenty thousand.
I'll contribute five hundred from my end for the Wizard's time if the Challenger will do the same, so that's $19,000. to the winner of this side Challenge.
This Side Challenge remains good for the duration of this particular Vegas trip.
Baccarat.
A little recovery.
+43000
Note: Lately, for security reasons, session reports are not necessarily presented in real time corresponding directly to the day played.
I'm willing to present a side Challenge. If anyone doubts that any one, just any one of the Session reports I present during this trip is not entirely accurate, throw down a red flag! Put up a mere ten grand in cash, let's work out how to verify the Session to your satisfaction using the Wizard as the judge, and winner takes the twenty thousand.
I'll contribute five hundred from my end for the Wizard's time if the Challenger will do the same, so that's $19,000. to the winner of this side Challenge.
This Side Challenge remains good for the duration of this particular Vegas trip.
and represents the cashout from one of my recent wins.
And when you win enough, they'll give you a free money bag such as this one, if you ask for one, at some casinos. I'd like to be presumptuous enough to come with a bag to each session, expecting to tote out that much, but I don't like carrying such a thing around, and so I usually end up with stacks of these money bags that I sometimes use for something else (or for nothing). I suppose I could start a brisk business selling them on eBay. (Oftentimes I just take a check anyway, and don't need a bag at all, but sometimes, you just want cash!)
All three necklaces are platinum (950) with the one laid across them horizontally 18K white gold (750). Platinum has a distinctive gray tone to it that is a patina developed over time, and of course is much heavier by volume (950 platinum 21.5 g/cc is roughly 1/3 more dense than 18K gold 16.5 g/cc).
Platinum is more rare than gold and used to cost more than gold per ounce. Today, platinum costs less per ounce than gold but the general markup when you buy any jewelry or watches made of platinum is higher for platinum than for gold, so in general anything made of platinum will end up costing you more than its counterpart in 18K gold. I've been able to obtain a lot of jewelry wholesale at not much over melt, but that is only due to my connections.
BTW if the IRS is notified of large cash deposits, why do they do?
tuttigym
Quote: tuttigymSo, is that deposited in your USA bank account or your offshore bank account never to be revealed to the IRS?
BTW if the IRS is notified of large cash deposits, why do they do?
tuttigym
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It's really not a lot of money he is showing.
I currently have nearly twice that amount in the field, being used by my crew in operations.
Don't ask me to take a photo. Remember, the money is in the field.
Hey at least MDawg has it sitting in his hotel room doing nothing. Very productive!
I notice MDawg had to white-out the serial numbers on his money. Was there a secret code in those numbers or is the Secret Service being ridiculous again?
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It's really not a lot of money he is showing.
I currently have nearly twice that amount in the field, being used by my crew in operations.
Don't ask me to take a photo. Remember, the money is in the field.
Hey at least MDawg has it sitting in his hotel room doing nothing. Very productive!
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"Productivity and a "Greyhound bus" I love it.
And the cost of AP continues to surge. Way too rich for my blood.
tuttigym
And DarkOz immediately goes into defensive mode with a But...buut...I have more than that put into my scheme to bilk the casinos. (He also dumped twice that into a penny stock, if we believe him.)
But the point of the post was merely to show what real money looks like, and that it came from a single session WIN.
Quote: MDawg
But the point of the post was merely to show what real money looks like, and that it came from a single session WIN.
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I think most of the people on this website know what real money looks like. Most of us probably have a few bills in our wallet.
The most cash I have ever carried was high six figures. Unfortunately, it wasn't my money. Some guy gave it to me at the airport and I was tasked to deliver it to another person. There was no counting it when he gave it to me. I drove about 60 miles with it and then gave it to another person who counted it.
Around 1:40 for the payoff.
Apologies for the profane utterance earlier in the clip.
Quote: MDawg
And DarkOz immediately goes into defensive mode with a But...buut...I have more than that put into my scheme to bilk the casinos. (He also dumped twice that into a penny stock, if we believe him.)
When it comes to stock investing, most people believe me.
All WOV posters should strive to prove they are legit and not make claims that require large wagers to garner the truth.
I read a study that said most people once they make about 65k a year reach peak happiness or something like that. I certainly make way more then I care or need to spend. I get more enjoyment out of helping other people make money.
Quote: darkozQuote: tuttigymSo, is that deposited in your USA bank account or your offshore bank account never to be revealed to the IRS?
BTW if the IRS is notified of large cash deposits, why do they do?
tuttigym
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It's really not a lot of money he is showing.
I currently have nearly twice that amount in the field, being used by my crew in operations.
Don't ask me to take a photo. Remember, the money is in the field.
Hey at least MDawg has it sitting in his hotel room doing nothing. Very productive!
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75k could be 150 cards or around 35 depending on the method used.
Regarding taxes: I just want to mention what Youtuber John of John's World of Video Poker has this said on several of his videos:
He said he took ALL of last year's profit (this included his $100k royal) and plowed it ALL into home improvements. He has mentioned nothing about paying taxes or having tax money withheld.
No one has ever questioned what he has said and he said he plowed over $100k into his backyard pool, hardscaping, etc.
I really wonder about what he's not telling???
Quote: MDawgIt is interesting how peoples' minds works. Tuttigym immediately starts thinking about tax consequences. Which, fine. Okay.
So, answer the questions.
tuttigym
Quote: SeedvalueQuote: darkozQuote: tuttigymSo, is that deposited in your USA bank account or your offshore bank account never to be revealed to the IRS?
BTW if the IRS is notified of large cash deposits, why do they do?
tuttigym
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It's really not a lot of money he is showing.
I currently have nearly twice that amount in the field, being used by my crew in operations.
Don't ask me to take a photo. Remember, the money is in the field.
Hey at least MDawg has it sitting in his hotel room doing nothing. Very productive!
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75k could be 150 cards or around 35 depending on the method used.
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The reason so much money is out in the field is due to play requirements to keep cards from being locked.
My Freeplay collectors are all trained to do whatever extra is needed to keep the cards going.
It varies location to location.
Bank Runs In China! Millions Rush To Get Their Money Out Of The System As Cash Shortage Begins - Epic Economist - 450K subscribers - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wRqYoCa7GJY
Not much reason to trust banks with stacks of bills even if interest rates go to 20% because they'll fall like a crypto bank ponzi scheme.
If I broke $10k in winnings I’d definitely take a check.
I'm wowed by the girlfriend of one of my exes who had buckets of quarters in her house from the laundromat she and her husband owned.
One weekend she came to Vegas with us. When I got to her house to pick her up she had six or 8 buckets of quarters to take to Caesars. (I dont remember and I was afraid to count.)
I dont know how much it weighed but I was worried my car would collapse on the 15 freeway.
She had one baggage cart at the valet just for the quarters.
This was back in the coin-in days and Caesars was happy to take the coins.
Quote: AlanMendelsonI'm not wowed by stacks of hundred dollar bills.
I'm wowed by the girlfriend of one of my exes who had buckets of quarters in her house from the laundromat she and her husband owned.
One weekend she came to Vegas with us. When I got to her house to pick her up she had six or 8 buckets of quarters to take to Caesars. (I dont remember and I was afraid to count.)
I dont know how much it weighed but I was worried my car would collapse on the 15 freeway.
She had one baggage cart at the valet just for the quarters.
This was back in the coin-in days and Caesars was happy to take the coins.
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That reminds me of a humorous story.
A friend's uncle hadn't been to a casino in two decades and wanted to tag along when he heard we were going. He said he had about five hundred dollars to play.
He arrives with a HUGE backpack and I informed him security wouldn't let him into that particular casino without checking in that bag (this was right after the Boston Marathon bombing).
He said fine but he would need a whole lot of buckets then.
"Buckets?"
He had brought $500 in loose change inside the backpack. He was a big guy but I can only imagine what that weighed
He seemed so disappointed when I told him the machines don't take change anymore. Just paper money. He had traveled with us for nothing.
The other day I saw a player hit the tie for $2000. (pay out $16000.) twice in one shoe, which was quite impressive in that the player only bet it a few times according to what I saw, and what the dealer later confirmed to me.
Baccarat.
One of my Best. Sessions. Ever.
(Did take some time.)
+226000
Note: Lately, for security reasons, session reports are not necessarily presented in real time corresponding directly to the day played.
I'm willing to present a side Challenge. If anyone doubts that any one, just any one of the Session reports I present during this trip is not entirely accurate, throw down a red flag! Put up a mere ten grand in cash, let's work out how to verify the Session to your satisfaction using the Wizard as the judge, and winner takes the twenty thousand.
I'll contribute five hundred from my end for the Wizard's time if the Challenger will do the same, so that's $19,000. to the winner of this side Challenge.
This Side Challenge remains good for the duration of this particular Vegas trip.
Baccarat.
I was actually down some and as soon as I got back above even, I quit.
+1100
Note: Lately, for security reasons, session reports are not necessarily presented in real time corresponding directly to the day played.
I'm willing to present a side Challenge. If anyone doubts that any one, just any one of the Session reports I present during this trip is not entirely accurate, throw down a red flag! Put up a mere ten grand in cash, let's work out how to verify the Session to your satisfaction using the Wizard as the judge, and winner takes the twenty thousand.
I'll contribute five hundred from my end for the Wizard's time if the Challenger will do the same, so that's $19,000. to the winner of this side Challenge.
This Side Challenge remains good for the duration of this particular Vegas trip.
Youtubers showing videos of winning $600 are more interesting.
Quote: AlanMendelsonMr Mdawg I'm sorry but I've become numb to your daily reports. Losing several thousand or tens of thousands and then winning several thousands or tens of thousands or even nearly a quarter million has become non interesting.
Youtubers showing videos of winning $600 are more interesting.
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Mr. Mendelson: It's a self-esteem thing. I am sure you are in the majority of those expressed sentiments.
Again, MDawg: Are the winnings deposited in an off-shore account or will you be notifying the IRS of your windfall?
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