Twenty-something hits Presque Isle Downs for half-million at BJ

[Dyepaintball12]

Originally Posted by Bondy3

30k... even if I wasnt an AP I wouldnt tip 30k, thats ludachris

If you win almost $600,000 then what's $30k really? Another Chevy Camaro? Come on.

[blackchipjim]

There is a little more to this story then was reported.

[Billy C1]

Originally Posted by Dyepaintball12

If you win almost $600,000 then what's $30k really? Another Chevy Camaro? Come on.

It's exactly 5% which is too ----ing much!!!!!

BillyC1

[jaygruden]

Originally Posted by blackchipjim

There is a little more to this story then was reported.

Can you enlighten?

[Paddler]

Originally Posted by aslan

Well, I can understand a long run of winning sessions. Myself, I have not had a losing session since last Spring, but then I do not spread large. Don't ask me what my largest loss was before that-- I'd rather not think about it.

Unless your counting all your hours as a continuous session, I must say that the probability of not having a losing session in that time must be miniscule. How many sessions have you played since last spring?

Paddler.

[aslan]

Originally Posted by Paddler

Unless your counting all your hours as a continuous session, I must say that the probability of not having a losing session in that time must be miniscule. How many sessions have you played since last spring?

Paddler.

Let's see, from memory--

Vegas: 10 hours (several short sessions)
Charles Town: 1 hour (1 session)
AC: 4 hours (2 or more sessions)
Dover Downs: 4 hours (ditto)
AC: 4 hours (ditto)
Dover Downs: 4 hours (ditto)
Mt. Airy PA: 1 hour (1 session)
Sands PA: 5 hours (2 sessions)

About 33 hours total

Total wins: about $5,000

I probably lost that much in a single session before Vegas.

Everything is approx. I can't remember any losing sessions in that time, but there could have been a very small one here or there. But the total wins still net out the same since I am pretty accurate what I net for each trip. There could be a discrepancy here and there for VP play, which in general was a net loser; that is, I may have won more at blackjack, but netted out VP losses.

[blackchipjim]

The player in question was extremly lucky in more ways than one. Sounds incrediable but thats what luck is all about.