Chuck Sims said:Yes, I remember. More than one poster posted questions on how Aces Gold could offer bonuses and let you buy on and off 3 for 10 cents without losing money. Those posters were ignored or were drowned out by the "I love them" and "they pay fast" posts.
I never sent them any money because I did not want to be there when the tent folded.
When playing at sportsbooks, do not dismiss minimum cues that may indiacate the books in trouble or dishonest.
I was one of the most vocal. But as usual people laughed at my comments. Same as they continue to laugh when I point the same things out at books today that do similar things.
These books are just a lttle more lucky than Aces IMO.
If that year hadn't had such an inordinant amount of games landing on the 3 Aces probably would have stayed in business a little while longer. They surely would have gone under as Charlie was out and out stealing the money. But he would have been able to stay in business a little longer probably if he hadn't gotten middled so many times.
But I honestly cannot believe this guy is still walking around. The best thing for the industry would have been for this guy to disappear and surface a little while later identifiable only by dental record.
If that had happened I have to think Mark Del wouldn't have done pretty much the very same thing a few weeks later at Camelot.
That was a banner year for the offshore industry I tell you.
But it also goes to show people and books can do pretty much anything they want, and even if you know how to get to them, they don't really have to fear any kind of repercussions.