The Casinos Show Their Ugly Faces When Intelligently Challenged

Posted by Shirley Ann Jennings on August 04, 2000.
In Reply to: Blackjack card counting devised by Edward Thorp is a footnote to gambling history posted by Ion Saliu on August 04, 2000.
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: SAJA:
: • (Sorry, but I still believe you are Chip in travesty! I also think you came up with a soap opera. SAJA is a married woman who wants her anonymity. She is afraid that her husband may turn violent if he finds out that she is the admirer of another man, Chip. Chip is also a friend of the family. They all attend Thorp’s card-counting seminaries and lose tons of money in Atlantic City.)

: : Thorp constructed his highly successful ten-count system, with which he won many thousands of dollars from the casinos at blackjack. They retaliated with a series of countermeasures designed to thwart the "Counters", the disciples who read Thorp's bestselling "Beat the Dealer" and tried their own luck with his system. There are still some professional Counters around today, although the casinos are wise to the danger and bar any player they suspect is counting. : :
: SAJA:
I see you have now eliminated my prior messages, as well as John's reply to them. As you also again choose to ignore documented data with which you see fit not to agree. As you also have decided to get personal with remarks about my family, it is evident that you enjoy displaying obviously limited mental capacity. My husband was very amused by your immaturity. I noticed that you formerly accused a Marc from France, who posted here, of another ridiculous paronoid problem you possess. I am wondering what example you set to the daughter to whom you have referred on another part of your site. As a mother of two wonderful children, and an RN, I empathize with her and pity your insecurity. As I am aware that you will censore this soon, I can only wish anyone that has any dealings with you a pleasant time. Seek some theraputic help Ion, you need it.
SAJA 55

PS -- Ion Saliu
Chip stole money from New York children he was supposed to tutor at home. He always lost his money to the casinos, gambling on baccarat! Then, he wanted more money, threatening the parents with his Italian American name (Mafia conveying message, yea know!)
Read who exactly Chip is in this legal document filed by Edward F. Stancik, Special Commissioner Of Investigation for the New York City School District, August 8, 2001: Frank Accardi, SCI Case #2001-0279.
If the legal document was archived to an unknown location, or deleted, read a saved copy in PDF: Legal Letter Regarding The Fraudulent Activity of Frank Accardi, a.k.a. Chip (requires Adobe Reader version 5 or later).
• Set the record straight on Chip, his real name, illegal behavior, and Powerplay roulette, baccarat - June 2004.

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: : : The Casinos Show Their Ugly Faces When Intelligently Challenged. Ideally, a player could destroy the blackjack game IF knowing the composition of the deck AND the sequence of the remaining cards in the deck. The latter part is the REAL drawback of blackjack card counting : Nobody will ever be able to know the SEQUENCE of the remaining cards in the deck. The count may be +5, but often the sequence is Low card, High card, Low, Low, High, High, Low, Low, High, etc. The blackjack dealer has the same probability to get the high cards. It is even more complicated when one considers that there are several players at the casino table. The cards, Low and High, will be distributed randomly among them. What makes a particular player believe he/she would be the one to get the High cards? The predominant report is Thorp was never a successful blackjack player. He was never successful using his card counting system at the blackjack table. The truth is that other famous card counters have failed to gain consistently money in the casino. The famous Ken Uston made money by suing a casino and having been rewarded a million dollars. Other card-counting gurus have made money not at the blackjack table, but by selling their systems or books. I think the legend of card counting plays as the most successful means of advertising for the casinos. It certainly attracts a large number of players who believe counting at blackjack is a road to riches. There are also other ways that the card counting legend favors the casinos. Read any book on card counting and virtually all of them contain the same cliché. "If you are a card counter, make some bonehead plays so that the pitboss won't ban you!" I think many card counters take the advice seriously. They do make bonehead, stupid plays from time to time just to hide their card-counting skills. What a stupid strategy for the player! What a profitable play for the casino! The casinos owe big time to all authors of card-counting blackjack books. The casino pitbosses pretend to have forgotten him/her, until another significant loss for the blackjack player. I read with great interest your opinions on Ken Uston and Thorp. I am a former professional card counter at black jack but I currently make my living at the baccarat tables (with great success). Some of what you say has some reality to it regarding Uston. But, for the most part your off base. He did work for the casino at the end of his life, but not for the reasons you imply. I witnessed Kenny play many, many times. He was simply the greatest blackjack player. That's a huge lie! Ken Uston was a disguised casino crook! Title: The Casinos Show Their Ugly Faces When Intelligently Challenged. When somehow decent intimidation doesn't work, the casinos shows their ugly faces and curse the intelligent gambling system creators. Desperation is hard to deal with, Kasino! You can put the finger on casino, author, gambler, gambling system developer, systems, gambling, intimidation, desperation, intelligent.

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