Electric Kid: 2002 in Review

[Ouchez]

> Like working a "donts" strategy at
> the dice table.

> I thought 6D games were the bread and butter
> game of the professional; certainly the team
> player.

> If Parker, BigPlayer, or DD' felt
> comfortable sharing, I would be interested
> to know of all the hands played in 2002,
> what percent were played at 6D. (I think Don
> S. is stuck in East Coast hell or I would
> ask him.)

> Also, and this is really wearing my welcome
> thin, do they shuffle track?

> SR

SR,

I think the "proper" dont's strategy can be an alternative to many 6 deck games, but of course not all.

[RP]

> SR,

> I think the "proper" dont's
> strategy can be an alternative to many 6
> deck games, but of course not all.

Did your 'JaKal' method for 6D games turn out to be unsuccessful?

[Ouchez]

I had heard good reports on the jakal method. A friend bought the pamplet, he call's it, an attack system.

It was expensive, he said, being printed on the finest of paper and premium leather bound.

When I contacted the author, via e.mail, the pamplet was sold out! I was told it was printed and custom bound in Montana by a private publisher
specializing in historical manuscripts.

My friend is doing well with that method having just purchased a red 350 Z with his winnings.

Prior to purchase he was required to sign an affidavit that he was not a casino agent and that he would not divulge the casino busting methods revealed in the publication nor reproduce it.

No matter how persistent I am he will not speak of it to me.

I have watched him use this method and it is hard to figure out his game. He has never been barred using it, just watched closely. He is a green chipper and always plays 2 spots.

He puts in marathon sessions.

Are you a practitioner of this method, RP?

[RP]

> I had heard good reports on the jakal
> method. A friend bought the pamplet, he
> call's it, an attack system.

> It was expensive, he said, being printed on
> the finest of paper and premium leather
> bound.

> When I contacted the author, via e.mail, the
> pamplet was sold out! I was told it was
> printed and custom bound in Montana by a
> private publisher
> specializing in historical manuscripts.

> My friend is doing well with that method
> having just purchased a red 350 Z with his
> winnings.

> Prior to purchase he was required to sign an
> affidavit that he was not a casino agent and
> that he would not divulge the casino busting
> methods revealed in the publication nor
> reproduce it.

> No matter how persistent I am he will not
> speak of it to me.

> I have watched him use this method and it is
> hard to figure out his game. He has never
> been barred using it, just watched closely.
> He is a green chipper and always plays 2
> spots.

> He puts in marathon sessions.

> Are you a practitioner of this method, RP?

I've missed your stories for the last few months. ;>)