Professional Gambler Declines Ion Saliu's Casino Challenge in Roulette Systems
Posted by Chip on July 19, 2000.
In Reply to: Powerplay, Goldmine Roulette Systems, Casino Gambling Chip posted by Ion Saliu on July 19, 2000.
I saw this post after I sent you my e mail. I am attaching a copy of same below.
Be well,
Chip
Ion,
It's true PowerPlay Roulette does indeed use a charting method, be it a notebook or card etc.
As for the challenge, I think we have different opinions about validating a gambling method. I'm a proponent of such schools of thought like Richard Epstein's "Theory of Gambling and Statistical Logic." Some of Epstein's suggestions have tortured and inspired professional gamblers for years. This book is pretty much the unvarnished truth about games of chance. In my opinion, based on such sources, we could never play long enough to prove anything. I also can see that we may have to put in a great deal of time to play at the same table. I base this on your references to your gambling method and, of course, what I know about mine. I also have no desire to call any attention to myself in the casino, beyond what I have already attracted. So I must respectfully decline your invitation.
I do agree with your interests of science suggestions. Perhaps there may be another way to pool our ideas. I am less interested in roulette currently anyway.
All the best,
Chip
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