jetset said:Thanks, Freudian - what did the casino have to say?
Freudian said:They sent a long mail. The central part I guess was this
"I have read the correspondence regarding your game history and I
completely understand your frustration. After my investigation I was
pleased to see the Reef Club Representatives had answered you
honestly and politely.
In recent months our company has updated our software to enhance the
playing quality and also administrative support capability for our
members. One of these upgrades included the ability to include player
and house hands when sending comprehensive game history logs, which
was not available before."
Which I guess is about the best that anyone can hope for. While some take their word for it, I am sure others believe it is a charade casino want to play to keep up appearances.
And they gave me some more money. Which is kinda weird because this had nothing to do with money at all. But I guess it is customary in this business, and I would be a fool to object.
I do suspect without Tex Reese and eCOGRA I would never have gotten my logs, so it was nice to see them taking this on even if it had nothing to do with money.
caruso said:Any chance you can post your win / loss stats for that session? I could go through it but it'd take forever.
Five consecutive BJs is over three million to one for starters.
My estimate is that the probability of this losing session is about 1/15000. The probability of 5 BJs in a row is about 1/4000000. My experience at CON was very positive, I was winning consistently for several months.Freudian said:eCOGRA helped me get the logs that the casino claimed they didn't have. If eCOGRA took further action against the casino I don't know.
I am attatching the logs of the five blackjacks in a row and the horrible streak if anyone is interested. Please note that apart from these two sections I did well at this casino. So I am not saying Reef Club Casino rips people off. I don't know if they do or don't. All I know is that two pretty rare events happened while playing there.
GrandMaster said:My estimate is that the probability of this losing session is about 1/15000.
GrandMaster said:My estimate is that the probability of this losing session is about 1/15000. The probability of 5 BJs in a row is about 1/4000000. My experience at CON was very positive, I was winning consistently for several months.
sirius said:Both those events should only happen once or twice in a player's lifetime and for them both to happen hours apart is incredible. The chance of the consecutive blackjacks in a fair game was 1 in 4.1 million but this isn't so incredible given the number of hands a gambler will play in his life, but the subset of around 90 hands with the 3.91 SD result (as calculated by the player and I haven't verified this) is a 1 in 21661 chance for him to lose as much or worse! To find a subset of this amount of hands with this result should also only occur very few times in a player's lifetime.
I continueously got 2.5-3.5 sd for several weeks for almost every session in MG's Vegas Strip BJ some weeks ago and now I seldom play MG's BJ.
HateMG said:That's the same problem I'm having with MG Vegas Strip BJ which is supposedly offers house advantage of only 0.37%. I don't know how to calculate SD but constant downward pressure is just too much to handle (and yes I play perfect strategy). Sometimes I made 15-20 consecutive deposits of $100 and only maybe one I can get up to $500-$700. I think MG Video Poker games have better odds than BJ. Just recently I got a RF on 4 hands Joker Poker for $2500 and then, stupid me, decided to try my luck on VS BJ and of course blew everything up very quickly. That's why I HateMG.
Uh.....You are trying to make 5-7x your money and expect it to happen a lot? That doesn't sounds that odd at all.