Cheating in Diria Casino, Tamarindo Costa Rica

**JackVegas** · 03-16-2021, 09:11 PM

I recall, and i want to know more.

PM or just message if you like, and im sure i have your email also.

You suspected cheating a while ago, at a Central American country, was it Costa Rica?

We must catch up with a meal the next time we are in same place, i always enjoyed the convos so much

**Freightman** · 03-17-2021, 11:42 AM

Originally Posted by JackVegas

I recall, and i want to know more.

PM or just message if you like, and im sure i have your email also.

You suspected cheating a while ago, at a Central American country, was it Costa Rica?

We must catch up with a meal the next time we are in same place, i always enjoyed the convos so much

Cant find your email for the life of me. You know what city I live in - let me know when you’re around. I know of 3 cities where you’ve been, don’t know when you’re at now. Congrats on the fiancé.

The base theories discussed were developed and ironically, I came to a conclusion that I totally did not expect. I have no way of proving my hypothesis, except to say the proof is in the pudding. My dual ramp betting system is merely a tool in exercising that surprising conclusion. I laid the gauntlet, getting no takers, only bullshit from various douchebags.

In any event, if you’re interested, get a hold of me - I’ll ask you a couple of questions and a assign a small 5 minute task to start. I play halves, you still play hi lo I assume - makes no difference.

All I need to do to get an unhelpful rating is mention FBM ASC. I think it has a nice ring to it - and for that matter, what’s wrong with a nut count. Too many people can’t see the forest for the trees.

added after the fact
and should add, the sheer logic of that conclusion

**Freightman** · 03-17-2021, 12:20 PM

Actually, found an old cell ph number for you. Sent a message, but doubt you’ll receive it. Never know.

**JackVegas** · 03-17-2021, 07:47 PM

Originally Posted by Freightman

Actually, found an old cell ph number for you. Sent a message, but doubt you’ll receive it. Never know.

I paid for a membership here, so i think i can PM you

**Freightman** · 03-17-2021, 07:53 PM

Originally Posted by JackVegas

I paid for a membership here, so i think i can PM you

my membership expired a long time ago.

[email protected]

should work. Or, we can play it out in plain view. Just a quick comment for the general membership. He’s really not known here though. This guy isn’t stupid. He’s a seasoned high stakes pro with a slash/burn approach.

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**JackVegas** · 03-19-2021, 04:47 AM

Originally Posted by DiBrain

does anyone know any good tricks in this casino?

What do you mean?

I'm not quite sure i know

**JackVegas** · 03-19-2021, 04:47 AM

I'll email for sure, but plain view works too, tell me about it

**Freightman** · 03-19-2021, 07:05 AM

Originally Posted by JackVegas

I'll email for sure, but plain view works too, tell me about it

@jackvegas
Okay
Quick quiz. Should only take a minute.
You have 26 cards left in a 6 deck shoe (dealt to the bottom?). RC is 5, TC is 10. How many different card combinations are there that will produce TC 10. How many of those card combinations would you insure against dealer ace. With more knowledge, how many aren’t worth insuring.

During our breakfast almost 6 years ago, I talked about certain thoughts and theories. The acronym started later, FBM ASC started as a joke - but it does have a certain ring to it. The link below describes a more recent post - it’s beginning thoughts starting before, during and after that breakfast.

https://www.blackjacktheforum.com/sh...hlight=Quality

Now, you play what I view as a high variance game. Post your win percentage (which automatically discloses your loss percentage. Then, post your average dollar win and your average dollar loss. Change the values here if u like, but keep the proportions the same.

Since no one took the gauntlet, most of the rest is by email.

**aceside** · 03-19-2021, 10:06 AM

Originally Posted by Freightman

@jackvegas
Okay
Quick quiz. Should only take a minute.
You have 26 cards left in a 6 deck shoe (dealt to the bottom?). RC is 5, TC is 10. How many different card combinations are there that will produce TC 10. How many of those card combinations would you insure against dealer ace. With more knowledge, how many aren’t worth insuring.

During our breakfast almost 6 years ago, I talked about certain thoughts and theories. The acronym started later, FBM ASC started as a joke - but it does have a certain ring to it. The link below describes a more recent post - it’s beginning thoughts starting before, during and after that breakfast.

https://www.blackjacktheforum.com/sh...hlight=Quality

Now, you play what I view as a high variance game. Post your win percentage (which automatically discloses your loss percentage. Then, post your average dollar win and your average dollar loss. Change the values here if u like, but keep the proportions the same.

Since no one took the gauntlet, most of the rest is by email.

I post this to show you that I am not a troll. I have read your FBM ASC and found it interesting. Let me try to answer your quiz.
There are 11 different card combinations that will produce a TC 10. Four of them do worth insuring.

Is this correct? But in casinos, I would insure all of them because the probability of getting these four is almost zero.

Also, I am confused with this part: what is your ASC used for?

**Freightman** · 03-19-2021, 11:07 AM

. I post this to show you that I am not a troll. I have read your FBM ASC and found it interesting. Let me try to answer your quiz.
There are 11 different card combinations that will produce a TC 10. Four of them do worth insuring.

You’re still a troll, but you are right.

Also, I am confused with this part: what is your ASC used for?

We assume that the user does not count aces, therefore everything above is right, assuming no aces remaining. But, what if he does count aces, and 4 of those high cards are aces - how does that affect your answer. A snap with the FBB ASC Basic - Digital excellence.

I’ve made a hundred references to a dual ramp betting system. When are you on the lower ramp. When are you on the higher ramp. Surely someone can figure out the logical as hell effect on results - both on your stats and on dollars win or lost.

**Freightman** · 03-19-2021, 11:13 AM

@JackVegas

Now, you play what I view as a high variance game. Post your win percentage (which automatically discloses your loss percentage. Then, post your average dollar win and your average dollar loss. Change the values here if u like, but keep the proportions the same.

JV, I’m willing to wager that if I had your %win, I would have been out of this game long ago.

**aceside** · 03-19-2021, 11:46 AM

Originally Posted by Freightman

You’re still a troll, but you are right.

We assume that the user does not count aces, therefore everything above is right, assuming no aces remaining. But, what if he does count aces, and 4 of those high cards are aces - how does that affect your answer. A snap with the FBB ASC Basic - Digital excellence.

I’ve made a hundred references to a dual ramp betting system. When are you on the lower ramp. When are you on the higher ramp. Surely someone can figure out the logical as hell effect on results - both on your stats and on dollars win or lost.

I am not a troll. I lost too much in blackjack and hope to turn the tables. Let me refine my answer to your quiz.

There are 11 different card combinations that will produce a TC 10.
If there aren't any aces remaining, four of them do not worth insuring.
If there are four aces remaining, eight of them do not worth insuring.

Considering all odds together in casinos, I probably still will insure all of them though, because the normal condition is that there are 2.5 Aces (Can you verify this number? Don or anybody?) in the remaining half deck.