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  1. 09-29-2019, 06:21 AM #1
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    Question for Norm

    Why did you allow another member to make almost ten thousand posts the majority of which was pushing the Hi OP 11 count on all the beginners? With sayings like if you want to settle for being an amateur card counter while playing the Hi Lo, or knockout systems who may win a few dollars like all the other weekend warriors be my guest. In fact, his own career had plenty of highs and low points including lots of gambling in non-advantage various games for years. You never got tired of his repeated continuations, suddenly now your tired. Oh, I get it he did not break the convenient RULES.
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