Also, please note that just because we're soliciting questions doesn't mean we promise to answer every one. We've received more than one variation on "where is your current best play and what is it?" question that simply isn't going to make the cut.
For Richard.
Would you rather be an AP in todays blackjack world with its reduced opportunities or back in the 1960s when conditions were better, but the possibility of violence and theft was present.
As a follow up, do either of you feel they have an obligation to notify casinos of bad (for the casino) promotions?
Follow up #2 How much money would it take for either of you to advise a casino of a bad promotion instead of exploiting it?
Probably deeper than the average listener question but still good discussion points. Thanks!
Others lost their rebates due to shenanigans.
Thank God someone was protecting the Revel from failer due to AP's, it may have shut down a week earlier.
At least somome got all that money they saved.
About 10 years ago, I was playing BJ at New York, New York. Often I had a $1 toke bet up. When I got BJ, the dealer paid the $1 with a pink $2.50, but instead of putting the $1 in the bank, he put the entire $3.50 in the toke box.
Not wanting to get the guy in trouble for what might be a simple absent-minded mistake, I said nothing. Except he did it two more times. Should I then tell him? Tell the floorperson? Or continue to keep quiet?
I decided to tell him. As I explained the error, he looked at the table, bank, toke box, etc. Obviously he was mentally retracing his steps, then thanked me and said I was right.
I then asked if he keeps his tokes or if they are shared. Knowing where I was going with this, he laughed, then said it's shared, and the almost 8¢ he just added to his paycheck certainly isn't worth getting fired over.
What's the nastiest back-off both of you have had? What do you think lead to the back-off? Is there anything you could have done differently in reflecting on the situation to avoid the back-off and/or heat?
How many other people have you taught some form of AP to?
Bob - When you playing higher denomination games, where you're basically getting a W2 every 5 minutes, how does all that paperwork get processed at the end of your session? Do you get 200 W2's, or it is a summarized variation of some sort?
Richard - When you were getting in to AP, who were your AP idols and why?
PS... I'd pay big bucks for a VPFW CD that had UX on it.
ETA: There appears to be an Android app available, but I have an IPhone. :-(
Actually they didn't toss them out(at lest no one I knew) They just teminated their card and made them pay cash for things that was initially offered as comped.Quote: AxelWolfJust so everyone knows, the Revels loss rebate still went off. 'For whatever reason', they basically took out the $25 VP and tossed out a few people who targeted the $100 slots. You could play $5 high variance VP and freerolled running good(or whatever, there was some other interesting things to play) if you didn't mind a much lesser value and the 20 weeks(IIRC?) of pick-ups. If you lived close it was worth playing, especially if you factor in the mail and comps.
Others lost their rebates due to shenanigans.
Thank God someone was protecting the Revel from failer due to AP's, it may have shut down a week earlier.
At least somome got all that money they saved.
Lots of cash (-;Quote: beachbumbabsWhat is your general criteria for adding an AP to your team?
Provided they were a multimillionaire to begin with.
Money isn't everything....just ask anyone with a "working" betting system.Quote: billryanAxe can make anyone a millionaire.
Provided they were a multimillionaire to begin with.
That's always their excuse for not being rich.
Quote: BozWho wised up the Revel casino and do you know if the person or persons involved regret their role in costing players money?
As a follow up, do either of you feel they have an obligation to notify casinos of bad (for the casino) promotions?
Follow up #2 How much money would it take for either of you to advise a casino of a bad promotion instead of exploiting it?
Probably deeper than the average listener question but still good discussion points. Thanks!