If the methods learnt from long experience at the tables worked you'd be right. But they don't. Truth is, long term, for all that experience at the table one is no better off and frequently worse off than a newbie who has the discipline and patience to flat bet.
Speaking as someone who has built software to run multi bet selection, multi
mm, neg or positive prog systems simultaneously - that is I can simultaneously simulate 100's of systems on the same shoe, look at the results side by side and I don't need Zumma to do it ............pauses for breath..... I know that the things most people think affect the game don't.
The biggest problem on here is that too many people worshipping what I would call false prophets - money management, stop loss in particular. I've named those two because they carry sanitized misleading names and they don't do what they say on the tin. It would help if people would call things what they were e.g Stop Loss is more aptly name Take Loss because thats what really happens. Stop loss could just as well be Stop Win because if the cards turn in your favour after you get up and leave thats what you did.
If it were called Take Loss then maybe more than a few would scratch their heads and wonder how continually taking losses and shutting down the chance of recovery actually helps them win?
People can play and reminisce as much as they like, if you are talking about this game without a basic background in stats, probability (and maybe combinatorics), you will have a deluded sense of what is causative and what is possible.
PS - the you in my post means the forum at large not you personally.
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