Site for next Moo Camp?

[mjbballar23]

LOL It's not like the Highway Patrol is just "trolling" for folks on I-40 like in Arizona or coming out of CO. Considering the amount of traffic that runs through our city on I-40 and I-35, the odds of anyone being stopped are MINISCULE at best. This is not some backwater town or speed trap.

If you are an out of state license plate driving on I-40 in any of those states (AZ,NM,TX,OK), your odds of being pulled over are ridiculously high.

[houyi]

If you are an out of state license plate driving on I-40 in any of those states (AZ,NM,TX,OK), your odds of being pulled over are ridiculously high.

I'll second this. The only time I've ever been pulled over was coming out of Firelake Grand with 20 K in my car. Got me via "airplane." I didn't know that was such a thing.

[Three]

Those lines in the road are for timing how long it takes you to cover a specific distance as viewed from the air.

[Frank Galvin]

Come on out to Reno. The cost of travel is low and nice places to stay during the week dirt cheap. If it's seclusion you're seeking for your meeting - I know a place for that as well. Lots of places to play BJ and you can step back in time to to play single deck. Tahoe is nearby and a great place for those bringing their spouses. Plus a beautiful golf course. Easy access from airport to where you want to be in about 10 minutes. If it's during the summer, an A's or Giants game is within driving distance and we have one of the nicest AAA stadiums around. Maybe present yourselves as a bowling team to avoid suspicion. I know a few people on the inside to see about special rates and a meeting room.

Moo, I previously shared with you my preference for the Gulf Coast region. However, if we are going out west, I woul prefer Tahoe/Reno in the summer. Just not during June (vacation with wife and client commitments).

Besides, I might get to meet moses (worth the price of the bootcamp, airrfare and lodging by itself). Hey perhaps he could even explain and demonstrate his non-traditional, non-linear card counting approach for those with an open mind to such academic and theoretical methods.

[Dog Hand]

If you were to take three distinct points like Geographical center of the continental 48 (Lebanon, KS), the Median Line (which cuts through the heart of the continental 48), and the Median Center of Population (just a few miles into Indiana along the aforementioned Median line) and then average the three of them out in terms of distance and population, you'd end up somewhere near St. Louis (MO), Evansville (IN), or Lawrenceburg (IN).

You do something in that geographical area, I'll be there!

Exoter175,

I think the word you wanted was "contiguous", rather than "continental". Even way back when I was in school, the U.S. had 49 continental states

Dog Hand

[Exoter175]

I would recommend St. Louis, Mo (Gateway to the west). There are playable casinos in the city. Tunica, MS is also an option.

STL PREEEEEZE, that city is beautiful, and I know we all talk about Reno/Tahoe/LV/ETC has so much to do, but how many of you have ever been to the sights and grounds of a worlds fair? Taken the annheiser bush tour and seen the clydesdales? If we're talking larger group settings like 10-20, STL is probably the place to do it with so many "large group" attractions, and not to mention a handful of casinos sprinkled around the area :P

Exoter175,

I think the word you wanted was "contiguous", rather than "continental". Even way back when I was in school, the U.S. had 49 continental states

Dog Hand

You sir are correct!

[counterculture]

I would be interested in an East Coast leg...MD, PA, NJ>AC, NY ..

[Orangechip2]

Since the last one was such a rousing success (at least, no one told me it sucked and I shouldn't quit my day job) I'm trying to plan another Moo Camp. If you would attend a Moo Camp, where would you consider attending? More than one response allowed.

if you already know ill-18, fab 4, shuffle tracking (weakest area), standard deviation, score,deck estimation, and a few other things is it worth attending ?

If I can gain more knowledge I'm all for it !!!! What's the cost and has there been an established date or location yet ?

[moo321]

if you already know ill-18, fab 4, shuffle tracking (weakest area), standard deviation, score,deck estimation, and a few other things is it worth attending ?

If I can gain more knowledge I'm all for it !!!! What's the cost and has there been an established date or location yet ?

Sure, I was thinking about doing several different topics, like machine play, tracking, etc.

[tjr5259]

You could do a Webinar sort of thing so location wouldn't be a huge deal. Might be a stupid idea but I just thought of it and thought I would bring it up.

[ZenKinG]

Sure, I was thinking about doing several different topics, like machine play, tracking, etc.

Have the camp in New York / New Jersey area

[Exoter175]

Sure, I was thinking about doing several different topics, like machine play, tracking, etc.

If you do this close enough to me Moo, I wouldn't be opposed to joining as a "guest lecturer" so-to-speak on Machine Plays and/or the evolution of "cover" and Longevity, unless you think you're well taken care of in that department.

[NotEnoughHeat]

You could do a Webinar sort of thing so location wouldn't be a huge deal. Might be a stupid idea but I just thought of it and thought I would bring it up.

I would greatly appreciate something like this. I probably wouldn't be able to travel to whatever the next location is if the next one is happening sometime in the next year.

While the in-person stuff may be pretty essential to the appeal of this sort of thing, having the lecturing segments on a video conference would help make it more available to more of us. However, it does increase the risk of someone from the other side getting a spot.