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I'm a bit skeptical. I'd be interested in hearing more details. These are the questions that come to mind...
Why cap your session roll to only $1,000? What happens if you lose said $1,000? Go home for the day? Or get more money from home and come back? If so, why even have a session roll cap to begin with? Why set a $200 win cap too? What happens if you have a day where you never win and you just keep digging? Does this person spend the night at the casino? If so, won't that break the 1hr max rule? There's only so many casinos in one city... What happens if this person wins $200 half way through a positive shoe or loses his $1,000 half way through a positive shoe? Does this person walk away from an advantage? If so, do you have any idea what that does to your EV? What kind of spreads does this person employ? If the spreads are low, then I imagine earning $50K in one year IS possible (due to positive variance), but earning $50K in EV annually using this approach is highly doubful. But if this person is using spreads wide enough to beat his particular game, then I imagine this person will have MANY sessions where he will bust out, due to his $1,000 session cap. Am I missing something?
These are just some of the questions that come to mind. This story of longevity doesn't seem to make a whole lot of sense to me, but maybe I'm missing some important details...
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