Posted by Ion Saliu on July 22, 2000.

In Reply to: Put Your $ Where Your Mouth Is ION! posted by Chip on July 21, 2000.

Chip:
• You are behind again! Like your system in a race against mine!

I already know a guy nick-named “Wizard of Odds”. His nickname is valid only insofar as related to mysticism. I think his correct nickname should be “Lizard of Odds”: His odds-related knowledge belongs to the dinosaurs’ era! He visited my website in 1998 WEB. He was so impressed that he included my site in his “Hot Links”, or something like that. There were a number of referrers coming from his “Hot List”. Nice guy that I am, I wanted to show my gratitude. I sent Mike Shakelford (your spelling, sorry!), as a gift, some of my lottery software not released to the public. As an immediate consequence, “Lizard of Odds” removed my website listing from his “Recommended Sites”. He claimed he so decided because he didn’t agree with my Fundamental Formula of Gambling! (He had seen it before he recommended my site; actually, he had recommended my site because of FFG!). I believe my lottery software caused his decision. First, it was strong proof against his theory that you can never win at gambling, lottery most notably. Second, he probably didn’t want more other people get their hands on my software.

As of “Lizard of Odds” “theory”, just one fact will be more than relevant. The “Wizard of Odds” adamantly sustains that “getting 200 heads in a row is equal to getting one (1) head in a row”! That’s it and that’s that! I asked him to provide me with a real-life sample of 200 heads in a row. Embarrassed and angry, he replied with something like “maybe 20 heads in a row is MORE EQUAL to 1 head in a row”…

Speaking of amateurs. Let me come back to the “race” between my roulette system and yours, a race you are so afraid of. Suppose your $5,000 system represents a Ferrari car. My gambling system would represent an ordinary car 100 times cheaper. You know, I, the amateur, would not hesitate to drive a Ferrari in a race against a 100-times-cheaper car driven by the Formula-1 champion!

Best of luck!

Ion Saliu

Here is a challenge for you sir! Let's see if you can put your money where your mouth is and keep your followers, who may think you know what you are talking about, informed. Mike Shakelford is one of the foremost experts in system study and evaluation. He is hired by THE CASINOS to research and verify the statistical probabilities of games of chance. Below is his website. Anyone interested in the spouting of Mr. ION please go to it and inspect it. I have also posted Mike's challenge. What do you say ION? Get your backers to pitch in the $1,000 like you wanted to play against me. Defeat the Wizard, get your money back, and get world wide acclaim. In 2 posts I have given you the road to 1) put the casinos out of business and 2) make you the superstar of mathematical certainty. And imagine the adulation you will receive for offering "dozens" of systems for $50. You are certain to be a candidate for sainthood. All you need do is have the wizard of odds say you are the man. Stay tuned folks. Lets watch an ION wiggle out. You bit off more than you can chew with your challenge son. That's what amatuers do. Enjoy the info. below.Chip

: www.thewizardofodds.com (2003: www.wizardofodds.com ).

Ion Saliu's note
The self-proclaimed gambling guru, oddly named Wizard of Odds, is a casino consultant, on the payroll of the casinos! At one point, his website declared all gambling systems as examples of the gambler's fallacy: NO gambling system can win! At the same time, the Lizard of Odds had a special section at his site dedicated to his own…winning gambling systems! Is that a huge contradiction in terms, or what? Moreover, the wizard begs his visitors for…donations!

Set the record straight on Chip, his real name, illegal behavior, and Powerplay roulette, baccarat - June 2004.

° According to Chip, the Power Play Roulette system sold for some $5,000. If so, then my Super Roulette Strategy must be worth at least $50,000! No exaggeration! But it's free, believe it or not! Read the Super Roulette Strategy page.

Read who exactly Chip is in this legal document filed by Edward F. Stancik, Special Commissioner Of Investigation for the New York City School District, August 8, 2001: Frank Accardi, SCI Case #2001-0279.

If the legal document was archived to an unknown location, or deleted, read a saved copy in PDF: Legal Letter Regarding The Fraudulent Activity of Frank Accardi, a.k.a. Chip (requires Adobe Reader version 5 or later).

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Follow Ups:

• Re: Put Your $ Where Your Mouth Is ION! Chip 15:47:14 7/22/2000
  • Re: Put Your $ Where Your Mouth Is ION! Ion Saliu 17:50:41 7/22/2000
    • Re: Put Your $ Where Your Mouth Is ION! Ion Saliu 09:09:06 7/23/2000
    • Re: Put Your $ Where Your Mouth Is ION! Ion Saliu 19:19:06 7/22/2000
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: : Wizard of Odds: Gambling Challenge in Casinos. : I already know a guy nick-named Wizard of Odds. His nickname is valid only insofar as related to mysticism. I think his correct nickname should be Lizard of Odds: His odds-related knowledge belongs to the dinosaurs’ era! He visited my website in 1998 WEB. He was so impressed that he included my gambling site in his “Hot Links”, or something like that. I sent Mike Shakelford (your spelling, sorry!), as a gift, some of my lottery software not released to the public. I believe my lottery software caused his decision. First, it was strong proof against his theory that you can never win at gambling, lottery most notably. Second, he probably didn’t want more other people get their hands on my lotto software. As of “Lizard of Odds” “theory”, just one fact will be more than relevant. The “Wizard of Odds” adamantly sustains that “getting 200 heads in a row is equal to getting one (1) head in a row”! That’s it and that’s that! I asked him to provide me with a real-life sample of 200 heads in a row. Embarrassed and angry, he replied with something like “maybe 20 heads in a row is MORE EQUAL to 1 head in a row”. Speaking of amateurs. Let me come back to the “race” between my gambling system and yours, a race you are so afraid of. Suppose your $5,000 roulette gambling system represents a Ferrari car. My system would represent an ordinary car 100 times cheaper. Mike Shakelford is one of the foremost experts in system study and evaluation. He is hired by THE CASINOS to research and verify the statistical probabilities of games of chance. Below is his website. Anyone interested in the spouting of Mr. ION please go to it and inspect it. I have also posted Mike's challenge. What do you say ION? Get your backers to pitch in the $1,000 like you wanted to play against me. Defeat the Wizard, get your money back, and get world wide acclaim. In 2 posts I have given you the road to 1) put the casinos out of business and 2) make you the superstar of mathematical certainty. And imagine the adulation you will receive for offering roulette dozens of systems for $50. You are certain to be a candidate for sainthood. All you need do is have the wizard of odds say you are the man. Stay tuned folks. Lets watch an ION wiggle out. You bit off more than you can chew with your casino gambling challenge son. www.thewizardofodds.com. : Despite all the evidence I have supplied I continue to get challenges via e-mail from people who believe their system is the exception to the rule and really does work. In mathematics rules do not have exceptions, if they did they wouldn't be a rule in the first place. Those with these claims always ask that I write a simulation program to prove their claim. I am not about to write free programs to every Tom, Dick, and Harry with a betting system. If you still are a true believer then pay me $1000 and I will write an honest program to test any reasonable betting system. In the event that your system does show a profit over millions of bets not only will I refund your money. Title: More On The Wizard of Odds: Phony Gambling Author Paid By The Casinos. The so-called Wizard of Odds is a phony gambling author and developer, paid by the casinos, to discredit gambling systems founded on mathematics and theory of probability. That Wizard of Odds is involved in roulette, casino, author, gambler, gambling system developer, systems, gambling, Chip, baccarat, professional, challenge. He is a casino mole.

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