Circus is Coming

"I hve told you that there is a travelling circus that opens games every weekend and one or two nites a week..." --- John Patrick

See: http://roncen.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=5291302

Ah, the things the Dominant Force in Gambling Today must do in order to find admission to a gambling outlet in or near his Lutz, Florida home.

One would think he'd be playing poker and table games at the nearby Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa.

See: http://tinyurl.com/3ckukq7

But no.

Rather than playing poker at one of the 50 high stakes poker tables there, or mastering his conservative methods of table play on any of the games offered at this brick and mortar tribal casino located near his home, John chooses to play at "a travelling (sic) circus."

Very strange logic at work there.

And just what the hell kind of "travelling circus" has legal casino games every weekend and one or two nights a week?

Ringling Brothers, with dice?

The only thing I've seen close to it might be a charity arrangement, but the one I visited had horrible, skewed odds and a killer HA on the table games.

So it comes down to this: rather than play at his nearby casino, JP chooses, or is forced, to play at a "travelling circus," whatever the hell that is.

Maybe he'll reveal the Traveling Circus' identity and location next time he's a guest on his "secret" radio call-in program.

This just proves that not all clowns wear greasepaint: some favor polyester.

Whenever I hear John's name I get the overwhelming urge to dust off my old leisure suit, hit the blackjack tables and split those 5's.

Sounds like a Ray Bradbury story . . .

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I haven't got a clue.

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Ed, What exactly were you reading?