TripleSkeet

The real Val Kilmer asks a question in an AMA and it gets ignored.

ONE OF US! ONE OF US! ONE OF US!

All they have is free time.

My first trip to Vegas was in the late 90s. It was a group of guys from the Northeast, all of which played craps. By two days in all the craps dealers knew us by name. We tipped well and put bets in for the dealers, and we were also kind loud and entertaining. The 3rd morning 2 of us walk up to a table, and the dealer looked at me and shook his head like he was saying "No." Then he sneakily pointed to the next craps table over with his thumb as if to say "Go to that table." So we moved to the next table. After a couple rolls this woman took the dice and rolled for an hour and 20 minutes without sevening out. Combined the two of us made $6k on a $5 table. My question is, how did he know that next table was going to get hot? Is this an inside thing that happens? Or just coincidence? Because its kind of hard to imagine this guy who knew us by name and liked us would refer us to a table and it just happens to go off.

Do you guys ever sit back and think "Hmmm...Maybe this whole thing is just a scam started by guys that wanted to make sure all the rules benefited them and nobody else. Like our women."?

I dont know about the low income. Ive got friends in places like Lakewood and Toms River telling me they are going up to houses and offering cash for the homes. Many times way above market value.

Then this shit happens... http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-new-jersey-orthodox-20170923-story.html