A good short gambling story

We went to dinner up Mohegan Pocono last night. We don’t go to play there any more, but we like the one restaurant. Dinner for 2, with drinks and soup, no dessert, $109 and change.

I had $50 free play, so after dinner we went to a $5 WoF. Last spin, hit bar/bar/bar, $100. We left with pretty much a free dinner, other than $10 and the tip.

That’s it.

Short, yet succulent.

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Short, yet succulent.

That's what she said, eh?

Sir this is a gambling forum, you're supposed to martingale it until you lose it all then get a marker for $5,000 and lose that, then come here and cry about rigged machines.

So, is this a "system" or a "method" for how to get a free dinner?

Great story. Wait for mine in the near future.

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So, is this a "system" or a "method" for how to get a free dinner?
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It’s a methodical system.

It happened again last Friday. We went to the cooking show at the Rustic Kitchen, it was $160 for the two of us; included short ribs, home made spaetzle, wine, salad, dessert. No tip required. It’s a damn good hour or so of entertainment. Afterward I put $200 in the $5 WoF, cashed out $345. I think I have it timed pretty well now. I predict this is going to continue.

One time I was walking into a restaurant and found a $20 bill on the ground outside.

My check for the meal was $20.06.

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One time I was walking into a restaurant and found a $20 bill on the ground outside.

My check for the meal was $20.06.
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Ever notice when you find money on the ground or on the floor you automatically start looking for more of it, like paper money flocks together in bunches.

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One time I was walking into a restaurant and found a $20 bill on the ground outside.

My check for the meal was $20.06.
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Ever notice when you find money on the ground or on the floor you automatically start looking for more of it, like paper money flocks together in bunches.
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It's especially true with coins.

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One time I was walking into a restaurant and found a $20 bill on the ground outside.

My check for the meal was $20.06.
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That is an excellent method! You should use it often.

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It's especially true with coins.
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For years, decades maybe, when I came out of the grocery store I would throw my pennies into the parking lot when I came out. And when I came back a few days later they were always gone. I would bend over to pick up a dime but if it was a penny or a nickel it stayed there. I would still do that today but I haven't paid cash anywhere at any store in at least 15 years. I always carry $10 with me and that $10 will stay in my wallet for months and months unused. Even now that I play online only, the casino credits my PayPal account so I never see any cash. People moan and groan about going to a cashless system, seems like we're there already.