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Do your GC friends understand this?

Posted By: TG
Date: 21 Dec 01, 2:06 pm

In Response To: bet big so you can get on with life (DD')

"If you triple or quadruple it, so that you have a reasonable chance of success, then switch to a very conservative ROR. Otherwise you can go broke quickly and won't waste as much of your life."

This is basicly what I was trying to explain to a few of your hard headed green chip friends of why I decided to lower my ROR to less than half after winning at an alarming rate.

I know the book says "Pump it up if your bank increases!!"
Yeah, tell me about it book...maybe I have other more important things on my mind.

What I did was basicly take advantage of my winnings in order to decrease risk of ruin. I imagine this makes sense to those who plan on sticking around casinos for a long time to come, such as myself.

My simple advice to those who would like to make a living playing BJ is dont try this and expect to raise a functional family at the same time. I cant imagine someone going through half of what I've been thru while trying to pacify their family with security and happiness.

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