So as not to botch up the other threads, Ellis wrote:So now ALL your methods are "automatic?" This is getting too easy, Ellis! The easiest way for you to prove you are not a con man is to document the results for any of your (ahem) automatic systems. After all these years you MUST have thousands of shoes in your database. A fairly simple task. Offer a money back guarantee and include the tests of the method and sell the method for . . .well, more than 50 bucks! Are the test results a secret? LOL.Archer, I didn't evade the question at all. I answered it accurately and truthfully as all my members on this forum know.
As I have said time and time before: SAP is an automatic follow the shoe type system like ADOT, SKOR, Maverick and others. They need no table selection, have a high win rate and are excellent systems to play when you have no table information or when a table indicates no strong bias or in casinos that have no tote boards and/or limited or nonexistent table selection. However, on avg. they make less units than good table selection systems and you can't exploit like you can with table selection systems under the right conditions.
Personally I prefer table selection systems but I only play casinos with multiple tables and tote boards. Not all of my students have that luxury.
I don't understand why you persist in making stuff up. It is extremely obvious and ruins any credibility you might have ever had.
Ever notice that honest people who really have "the goods" and want to sell are more than willing to provide proof of their claims?
So what is it that I am making up, Ellis? What is ruining MY credibility?
Symptoms of a Pathological Liar:
A pathological liar would always tend to exaggerate about things. He/she would always talk about many things in a much broader perspective.
These kinds of liars would be noticed easily because they tend to change their stories frequently. It may so happen that a pathological liar may not really be able to keep a record of stories that are fabricated as per his/her imagination and this may be noticed very easily in any normal situation.
They often go on the defensive whenever anyone cross-examines the person. This happens even if you ask an innocent question in relation to the given situation. A pathological liar would tend to feel threatened when questioned. This could explain their reaction to any questions asked.
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