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Originally Posted by Archer I am not calling you a liar and I am not making fun of you. Just asking reasonable questions about your business. Not getting a lot of answers. Just the occasional name calling and changing the subject.
You are not going anywhere. You will be right here selling your wares because that is what you do. People are free to go to your site and learn how to select tables. That is essentially what you are offering. You say that, not me. Let me re-post the original advertisement which you have accepted as true. |
Well its already 6AM here and I've already got 3 hours in. This is probably a complete waste of my valuable time particularly given your motivation and I doubt if anyone is the least bit interested. I'd much rather be teaching but here goes anyway:
I've already got everyone from this site I'm going to get. The rest are hard core. I did not come here for that purpose. I came here because Garnabby called me a scammer and then invited me. I came here to set him straight but then found that an impossible objective. He's a moving target.
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Originally Posted by Archer "Ellis Davis has a site whereby he teaches people how to play BJ, and Baccarat. He charges $500.00 to join. Ellis now states he has a money back guarantee but does not stipulate the terms. |
I've charged various amounts through the years from $3000 per manual down to $500 lifetime. I've always had an unconditional money back guarantee but my returns were almost nill. The industry avg. is 20% returns and most accountants in this industry escrow 25% to 40% for returns. Mine did too until he found it completely unnecessary and therefore actually illegal. This industry is a LOT bigger than most suspect. Or more accurately - used to be. Internet scammers completely ruined it.
Today the decision of my moderator was to go to subscriptions mainly because nobody has any money these days. Also, its far easier to automate. So far, at least, he was right and our business improved. You don't guarantee subscriptions since monthly members are free to quit anytime they please. ALL subscriptions everywhere are like that. That's what the word means. For instance, when I had my Newsletter with 500 subscribers I charged the same just for the Newsletter, $50 a month. Had it for years and nobody ever stopped their subscription. But I had to stop writing it when I had a stroke. But people had money in those days.
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Originally Posted by Archer Baccarat: Ellis will teach you how to play existing trends in the shoe. Ellis makes it clear that there is no mechanical method so you will have to learn how to make; well shall we say an "intelligent guess" as to how to play. Ellis has made it clear that Baccarat is a 50-50 game so that the likelihood of one decision occurring over the other is 50-50. Even though this may sound like a contradiction in terms it is not.(?!&%!!?) Because each game has a trend and he will teach you how to change your bet placements to win 83% of shoes and gain a double digit advantage over the house by betting no more than 2 units at any time. (If my math is correct this means that out of 100 hands bet you will at the very least win approx. 15 units or 9-10 units per 8 deck shoe). |
All of your assumptions above are inaccurate or incomplete: First we are looking for casino trends, then table trends. Finally we are watching for trend changes. We play purely mechanical systems but we match the system with the trend at hand. If we made a mistake or the table trend finally changes, we change right with it to the appropriate purely mechanical system.
I'm not here to argue semantics. Every play in a Baccarat game is purely 50/50 except for the influence of trends" Is that wording more acceptable? My POINT was that purely mechanical systems that don't follow trends, regardless of the progression used, CANNOT win in the long run BECAUSE the game is 50/50. The only purely mechanical system I know of, or ever heard of that actually wins in the long run is
SAP but that is BECAUSE it follows table trends. Progressions cannot beat purely random numbers. A simple and well known fact of math. BUT give otherwise random numbers just the slightest trend and they CAN be beat rather easily. Casinos do not shuffle cards to a purely random condition whether by hand or by machine. If they did ALL simple basic strategy players would win. DO they? Of course not. If the cards were random the U.S. casinos would have gone broke a long time ago. They use the same machines and the same hand shuffles for Baccarat. As an X
BJ player, you should know all that stuff cold. But most players aren't the least bit interested in the mechanics of math - they just want a way to win. That is what I provide.
How much you win and how often you win depends on how much you bet and how well you matched your system to your table. I teach players to match their betting aggression to the strength of the trend at hand. But most prefer 2 Hi betting regardless. Fine by me.
Look, for instance, a shoe is either high in opposites - that's a trend or high in repeats - thats a different trend or mostly equal and thats yet a different trend. BUT there is ALWAYS a trend. ALL trends are playable with the right system. Get it?
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Originally Posted by Archer He also has free systems in the public forum of his site. But he has warned people not to play them because they don't work. |
As I completely covered before, the free systems are fine but the forum needs to be revamped because players don't find the streak version because I stupidly put it in a different thread. I'd rather players not play it until I get it revamped which is exactly what I should be doing right now rather than wasting my time.
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Originally Posted by Archer If you join the private forum for $500.00 he will show you how to play many different mechanical systems. Even though he warns that these mechanical systems don't work by themselves he will teach you when to switch to the correct ones for the shoe you are playing.
I guess that about sums it up."
Well, now it is 50 bucks for a month. Which is weird, isn't it? The only conclusion I can come to is that it is not possible to learn how to play RD1 and select tables in a month - or two - or three.
You never respond - how come?
Archer |
I think I already corrected everything here except it will never be "summed up". Why in the world would anyone want to quit at RD1. Its a great system but its only one system.
Archer, you studied and played
BJ for many years. Do you think you learned EVERYTHING there was to learn about that game? If so, that's probably exactly why it didn't work out.
Me, I'm still learning, always will be.