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Originally Posted by AllInJim
You are such a Gentleman, overall my races with a pocket pair v 2 over cards even out. BUT I selected ONLY the hands that fit the 3 criteria I stated. I posted REAL results, then you then bust a gut by trying to prove them mathematically impossible!
How about I offer a prop bet
If you are 31-169 in coin flips with the pocket pairs all-in preflop vs 2 overcards for holdem for any 200 sequential events heads up (you can define any conditions like antes in play, you have smaller stack etc) then I will give you $5,000. In fact not only can you use your database of hands, but you can use any verifiable database of hands for any player at any time in any known universe.
If you cannot produce verifiable data then you give me $100, and you of course need to escrow in advance.
There you go, 50-1 odds on something you know to be true, all you have to do is provide your data (and when you are ready we can go through the process for how you can get the data and forward it quickly).
The most common ways for someone in your situation to back out is to say
- You do not care about the money (because $5,000 is meaningless to a guy who plays buck games)
- The sites will manipulate the data after reading the thread (although that does not explain why nobody else found this to date).
- Ignore the prop bet as if it does not exist
- Propose a whole new theory
- Suggest that lizard People are at work
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Originally Posted by AllInJim
Well all I can say is thank you By doing so you have cemented beyond any reasonable doubt my cards are rigged. That website you posted will help my cause a great deal.
I posted two websites. The first is the stats forum where I think you should post your "results" even if you are just trolling. The second one is basically a calculator and it does not prove the validity of your data, it just does math based on whatever you input.
The $5,000 reward should cement it once you accept the prop bet.
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Originally Posted by AllInJim
P.S I note you like saying this a lot, It makes you sound a bit of a simpleton tbf, especially when your only method of attack is to back me up 99.99999999999901 % conclusively.
If you want to interpret it that way that is of course your choice, and if you add many more 9s to your number you will eventually come up with the odds against what you are claiming happened.
Lets show all of these shills who are part of the massive conspiracy - accept my prop bet, provide your data, escrow $100 and then win my $5,000!!!
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Originally Posted by AllInJim
I have a HND in Business, with a distinction award for Statistics. I worked for 11 years serving directly to the board of directors as the Business Development Manager at one of the biggest Companies in the UK. My role chiefly involved....
You guessed it, working with statistics.
So there are only 4 FACTS here....
1. AllInJim never made a mistake in counting.
2. AllInJim told the truth and NewOldGuy knows that.
3. NewOldGuy likes to lick the arses of other forummers, he does this by trying to back up FALSE statistics given by other forummer's.
4. NewOldGuy is a bit of a bell end.
It makes you wonder, when you see so many supposed Poker players on the same team in just one thread, just how many are on the same team on the tables
Hmmmmmmmm.... This is my last post for now, you have my word I will be back.
If your fake math credentials are legit then you should be able to figure out that a 50-1 prop bet in your favor on data you know is certain is something you cannot pass up unless you do not quite believe in your theories as much as your posturing demonstrates.
Anyway, if you are trolling then good stuff ( and post this silliness in the stats forum for more responses to amuse you), but whether you are fake or legit does not matter as either way it is fun to make an example of this type of presentation, and the best way to do that is watch you not accept a prop bet for an easy $5,000, as long as your data is valid, so try to at least be creative in avoiding the prop bet to stand out from other riggies and trolls who opted for the most mundane avoidance techniques instead.
All the best.
Last edited by Monteroy; 12-09-2013 at 10:37 PM.