callipygian
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Speaking of doing no good to the forum, what have you contributed?MAZ said:So ghandi kiss the ass of the those who really do no good to the forum to keep the peace if you want, I'd rather tell it like it is.
Prior to flaming BiloxiSurveillance, your previous post was July 15th, posting in, not surprisingly, a rant thread about Injuns and flaming other posters.
Before that was June 30th, posting about a link to indices, flaming other posters.MAZ said:Of course you did, must have been all those red chips you were betting like in your blog picture. Have another drink.
Before that was May 9th, posting about casino cheating, flaming other posters.MAZ said:It figures these numbers come from Semyon's website, he can't even copy a chart accurately. Hey mdlbj, check with your boys over at BJI and tell me if they agree with some of the numbers on this chart. I bet they don't all match with the ones you were supposed to have learned at your seminar. Tsk, Tsk, when will you ever learn. Maybe you need a refresher course.
Before that was April 8th, on a statistics puzzle thread, flaming other posters.MAZ said:Its more like 99% of house cheating occurs in the mind of disullisioned wannabe counters.
Before that, April 2nd, on an ace steering thread, flaming other posters (but you actually contribute something besides an insult in this one!)MAZ said:Do you feel better getting all that off your chest? Now have yourself a good cry and settle down. Let me guess, you're a college kid that needs his knowledge spoon fed to him with no ability to obtain answers from questions not directly spelled out for you. Get over it and stop being just another sheep in the flock.
March 26th, flaming other posters ...MAZ said:Alright this is your first post in the thread saying how if you do steer aces then its usually to the dealer and its a powerful tactic. Then as you realize that is a ridiculous statement you change your tune to make it more of a defensive move, which is all it is. Last time, if you have to give an ace to a dealer you either made a mistake in your previous hands, or you just don't understand the advantage of the ace. Granted in very few instances, it may be the move to make, but if you're good, which you better be if your even trying to play this way, you find a way to set up for the next round or better yet don't get yourself in the jam of having to hand it to the dealer. If your goal is to set up the dealer for a bust you DO NOT do it with an ace. Look at the indecision in Monkey's posts, that should be enough to tell you its not right. Man, playing methods like these are hard enough, you don't need the bad advice to make using it impossible.
And just for the record, steering and predicting through sequencing are totally different animals. When sequencing you have much less accuracy then steering. Sequencing depends on other cards and is dealer dependent on the shuffle. Steering is actually seeing a card and cutting to it and steering it to the hand of your choice. Neither is easy and I really doubt most here can do it. But from reading this thread I definitely know who can't.
March 19-20th, flaming other posters, zero content again ...MAZ said:I'll tell you what kid, why don't you invest that money with a seasoned pro until you're ready to use it yourself. I happen to know one, who will be willing to do that for ya and maybe teach you something along the way. You seem like a trusting soul, wattaya say pal?
MAZ said:I will admit I was wrong about one thing, with all your guessing you still can't get it right. I gave you a little too much credit. Something for you, if you have to put the ace in the dealers hand, than you misplayed your hands leading up to the money round. Which by the way won't be the round you use the ace because of your bad play leading up to it you didn't get to put the money up for a potential dealer bust round. By the way, if you are steering with key cards you are not very bright, and since you are blind as a bat through your own admission, you shouldn't be steering cards anyway. I'm out for a while, feeding the trolls as they say, is getting tiresome.
(this last one has a little bit of content)MAZ said:Now I know you're just a jammy boy and not a real player. You are assuming way too much about unknown cards to really be playing any kind of steering game. You DO NOT weaken an aces value by trying to create stiff hands or posssible multi card busts. The only cards a skilled player will try to steer to a dealer are 5 and 6 as a hole card, very difficult and I know you can't do that. Or as I explained earlier a 10 as a potential bust card. You are looking for a bust, not to draw out a hand. You either make it with the 1 card or you have not accomplished the highest percentage steer. Not to mention you will not be betting properly if you decide after the round is dealt to put the ace in a potential bust hand. No player capable of steering would ever waste an ace in the manner you describe. On top of that the only real way to steer cards is heads up or with a team. Any other way the variance will kill you. Keep trying son, if you keep guessing you're sure to get something right sooner or later.
Are you a professional troll, or someone's alt-nickname that they use to stir up trouble? Five months and 1.5 posts of content doesn't exactly make you the arbiter of justice here.MAZ said:Alright maybe its me, but you're not making any sense. If the dealer is showing a 10, and say his down card is a 2, if you steer your ace as his draw card to me it only adds up to 13. So I don't get the logic of saying 17 is going to be his best hand. He has a chance at many different totals. If you knew the holecard its a whole different story, but in your example thats not the case. Besides when you're steering cards if you are steering to the dealer you want to have the best percentage of either 2 things happening. Busting him, or getting the card yourself the next round if the dealer doesn't use it. I wouldn't waste an ace on the chance it will just get lost in a 4 or 5 card hand. Steering aces to a 9 or 10 up is the flat out the wrong move.