Monday, January 30, 2006
The Punisher - Slots Game - Squirrel Session #4
First of all, let me apologize for the bitterness of my last post. I lost $90 on the slot machines and I took it out on John Patrick.
Let me say to everyone who can read this; John Patrick is not a bastard.
John Patrick is the Wise Man of Gambling. He knows his stuff. He just won me $63.30.
That is correct. I won a nice little pot on The Punisher slot machine game.
Of course, I still end up about $27 short for the day. But that is better than the prospect I was facing, the prospect of going down $120 for a day of slots.
This was my shortest session of the day. It only lasted 23 pulls. Of the 23, I won only 9 of the spins. But I grabbed $37.50 and $82.00 on two of my wins.
That isn't bad. Those wins came pretty late in the session, though.
That means I once again couldn't use the Squirrel Method much. I was already down when I started winning.
When I hit the $82.00 victory, that suddenly put me up 60%. So I called off the session.
Actually, I don't know if that's a correct application of the Squirrel system. I probably should have squirreled the money and kept playing.
But those first three sessions and over 200 pulls left me a little wasted. Besides, I wanted something to show for the day's troubles.
So when I got up, I cut and run. So I actually played Chuck Flick's Cut-and-Run method, which is a slight variation of John Patrick's Chicken method.
Let me say, the Cut-and-Run worked pretty well.
Actually, I've noticed that most of these systems have worked when I won, like, $80 or so somewhere along the way. When I don't collect $80, I usually end up losing.
So the Marvel Comics slots were a pretty nice departure. I lost money, but then I got in touch with my childhood. So paying $27 is about the same as taking a trip down to the comic shop to do the same.
The Squirrel tests were my second favorite sessions so far, behind only the Silver Kiss. So thank you for the ride, InterCasino.
I'll be back soon for the rest of my money.
Starting Money: $302.80 Ending Money: $366.10
WINNING SESSION
Let me say to everyone who can read this; John Patrick is not a bastard.
John Patrick is the Wise Man of Gambling. He knows his stuff. He just won me $63.30.
That is correct. I won a nice little pot on The Punisher slot machine game.
Of course, I still end up about $27 short for the day. But that is better than the prospect I was facing, the prospect of going down $120 for a day of slots.
This was my shortest session of the day. It only lasted 23 pulls. Of the 23, I won only 9 of the spins. But I grabbed $37.50 and $82.00 on two of my wins.
That isn't bad. Those wins came pretty late in the session, though.
That means I once again couldn't use the Squirrel Method much. I was already down when I started winning.
When I hit the $82.00 victory, that suddenly put me up 60%. So I called off the session.
Actually, I don't know if that's a correct application of the Squirrel system. I probably should have squirreled the money and kept playing.
But those first three sessions and over 200 pulls left me a little wasted. Besides, I wanted something to show for the day's troubles.
So when I got up, I cut and run. So I actually played Chuck Flick's Cut-and-Run method, which is a slight variation of John Patrick's Chicken method.
Let me say, the Cut-and-Run worked pretty well.
Actually, I've noticed that most of these systems have worked when I won, like, $80 or so somewhere along the way. When I don't collect $80, I usually end up losing.
So the Marvel Comics slots were a pretty nice departure. I lost money, but then I got in touch with my childhood. So paying $27 is about the same as taking a trip down to the comic shop to do the same.
The Squirrel tests were my second favorite sessions so far, behind only the Silver Kiss. So thank you for the ride, InterCasino.
I'll be back soon for the rest of my money.
Starting Money: $302.80 Ending Money: $366.10
WINNING SESSION
