"Holy Rollers" documentary, advantage play vs. religion

[LT22]

We should probably stop arguing about religion. Nobody ever wins. I'd rather talk about how poorly they ran their business or ANYTHING from the documentary besides religion.

[zerosum79]

Originally Posted by LT22

We should probably stop arguing about religion. Nobody ever wins. I'd rather talk about how poorly they ran their business or ANYTHING from the documentary besides religion.

I think it is pretty impressive that they actually seemed to know so little about card counting and were still ultimately successful. It seems a lot of people on the team didn't really have enough practice in the game and they completely ignored cover play and other aspects.

Variance maybe? God on their side?

I also think its interesting that a lot of the 2007 footage about moving money through the airports is probably out dated by the new full body scanners. What do people do now?

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[LT22]

They talked about how they ran below EV by about a million (I think). Earned 1.5 that year, EV 2.5 million

[hotwatermusic]

Pretty awesome documentary, glad it finally made its way onto netflix.