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  • Fishhead
    SBR Aristocracy
    • 08-11-05
    • 40179

    #1
    Just stuck it to Bet Jamaica playing baccarat
    +$19.35





  • mathdotcom
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 03-24-08
    • 11689

    #2
    Fishhead you are a legend
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    • Fishhead
      SBR Aristocracy
      • 08-11-05
      • 40179

      #3
      Originally posted by mathdotcom
      Fishhead you are a legend

      I knew that long before you even knew me..............
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      • Fishhead
        SBR Aristocracy
        • 08-11-05
        • 40179

        #4
        Now it's off to the Hard Rock where I could very easily lose $3,000+ playing poker, baccarat, and video poker.


        Perhaps I should just stay home.


        FH
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        • mathdotcom
          SBR Posting Legend
          • 03-24-08
          • 11689

          #5
          Fishhead

          Do you have any tips for rock paper scissors or coin flipping?
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          • jjgold
            SBR Aristocracy
            • 07-20-05
            • 388179

            #6
            A win is a win

            nice work fishhead
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            • mathdotcom
              SBR Posting Legend
              • 03-24-08
              • 11689

              #7
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              • paco
                SBR Aristocracy
                • 05-07-09
                • 62873

                #8
                Originally posted by mathdotcom
                Fishhead

                Do you have any tips for rock paper scissors or coin flipping?
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                • rake922
                  SBR Posting Legend
                  • 12-23-07
                  • 11692

                  #9
                  Fishhead how old are you?
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                  • Fishhead
                    SBR Aristocracy
                    • 08-11-05
                    • 40179

                    #10
                    Originally posted by mathdotcom
                    Fishhead

                    Do you have any tips for rock paper scissors or coin flipping?



                    Don’t even think about competing before consulting The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide (Fireside Original/A Division of Simon & Schuster; October 12, 2004; 0-7432-6751-6).

                    Rock Paper Scissors (RPS)—the ultimate decision-making tool—is the game you played as a child to determine who went fi rst in dodge ball or who got the last piece of candy. Today the ancient game is becoming a social phenomenon and this time it’s for adults. In The Offi cial Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide Douglas and Graham Walker, the leaders of the World RPS Society, educates readers on the following:

                    The History of RPS: The first known proto-RPS game was played widely by early Homo-sapiens around 5000 B.C. They used it to resolve food and mating disputes.

                    • Basic Strategies: Readers will learn the importance of using gambits, a series of three successive moves made with strategic intention. As with chess players, no strategic repertoire is complete without learning gambits. With names like The Avalanche, Fist Full of Dollars and Scissor Sandwich, readers will learn how to wield these with devastating results.

                    • Gamesmanship: Gamesmanship concentrates on positioning the players for victory. What separates RPS from other sports is the extent to which gamesmanship is a factor in even the most casual play. Effective gamesmanship allows the player to deceive an opponent into making a predictable throw or have them miscalculate one’s next throw. The key to successful gamesmanship is never to let the opponent realize that he is being manipulated.

                    • RPS enthusiasts will also learn advanced strategies, crucial for those playing above the level of the recreation player, which throws are illegal and (because RPS is very dull when played alone) instructions on how to set up local RPS clubs and tournaments.

                    The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide is one of a kind. It’s for anyone interested in competing at the amateur or professional level or for those who just want to learn the best way to settle their disputes. Flipping a coin is for tossers.
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                    • Fishhead
                      SBR Aristocracy
                      • 08-11-05
                      • 40179

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Fishhead
                      Don’t even think about competing before consulting The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide (Fireside Original/A Division of Simon & Schuster; October 12, 2004; 0-7432-6751-6).

                      Rock Paper Scissors (RPS)—the ultimate decision-making tool—is the game you played as a child to determine who went fi rst in dodge ball or who got the last piece of candy. Today the ancient game is becoming a social phenomenon and this time it’s for adults. In The Offi cial Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide Douglas and Graham Walker, the leaders of the World RPS Society, educates readers on the following:

                      The History of RPS: The first known proto-RPS game was played widely by early Homo-sapiens around 5000 B.C. They used it to resolve food and mating disputes.

                      • Basic Strategies: Readers will learn the importance of using gambits, a series of three successive moves made with strategic intention. As with chess players, no strategic repertoire is complete without learning gambits. With names like The Avalanche, Fist Full of Dollars and Scissor Sandwich, readers will learn how to wield these with devastating results.
                      • Gamesmanship: Gamesmanship concentrates on positioning the players for victory. What separates RPS from other sports is the extent to which gamesmanship is a factor in even the most casual play. Effective gamesmanship allows the player to deceive an opponent into making a predictable throw or have them miscalculate one’s next throw. The key to successful gamesmanship is never to let the opponent realize that he is being manipulated.
                      • RPS enthusiasts will also learn advanced strategies, crucial for those playing above the level of the recreation player, which throws are illegal and (because RPS is very dull when played alone) instructions on how to set up local RPS clubs and tournaments.
                      The Official Rock Paper Scissors Strategy Guide is one of a kind. It’s for anyone interested in competing at the amateur or professional level or for those who just want to learn the best way to settle their disputes. Flipping a coin is for tossers.



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                      • mathdotcom
                        SBR Posting Legend
                        • 03-24-08
                        • 11689

                        #12
                        Fishhead this could be very useful for all those life situations where important decisions are determined using RPS.
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                        • Fishhead
                          SBR Aristocracy
                          • 08-11-05
                          • 40179

                          #13
                          Originally posted by mathdotcom
                          Fishhead this could be very useful for all those life situations where important decisions are determined using RPS.
                          Let's hope this book doesn't find its way in the hands of the North Koreans.


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