Im sure most have read about the fantastic sucess of phBob at the Club mostly playing EBJ. What is simply amazing about this is the quality of play there is mostly that of free roll and winnning in that environment is hard. Absolutely amazing he has won what looks to be about 8500$ in cash and prizes. This is the best thing for the Club to remove the infomercial tout "lie" that a player can win 10 grand at the club. Way to go Bob. Here is what I find at the club so well felt by Hollywooddave and explained by BJMace:sad: http://forums.lasvegasadvisor.com/messageview.cfm?catid=48&threadid=257024
I'm very impressed by the news of Bob's successes. They need someone like that to help promote the Club. Keep hammering away at 'em, Bob! Interesting how his repeated wins are applauded, yet Deb and I winning TV seats while using the same computer bring forth snide remarks laced with veiled accusations about our possibly doing something underhanded and/or dishonest. Politics!! :laugh: BTW, re: Barney's comment about a player winning 10K at the Club... I just got this email today: Hey ClubUBT.com Members: Win 10K on Halloween! Play on ClubUBT.com on Wednesday, October 31st at 9:30PM Eastern/6:30PM Pacific, when a buy-in of 2,000 tournament points earns you the chance to compete for $10,000! That's FOUR ZEROES. You could dress up as money bags for Halloween! Infomercial "lie" indeed. I hope the Club succeeds wildly, and as such wish they wouldn't do that.
Leftnut, because ClubUBT is a USA, heck Profesordonkey said it is, it should be subject to consumer protection laws in the USA. If they say you can win 10 grand on Halloween they should have a 10 grand first prize?!?! Actually the deceptive wording is this <ClubUBT.com Members: Win 10K on Halloween! > It says the members as a group can win 10 grand and that is a fact. Sad, but true.
The Club could be a very fertile farm system for creating new TBJ players. At least, that was my hope. Advertising like that isn't going to help one iota. It may be the literal truth, but it's still deceptive. It's very much like a casino with a sign over a slot carousel blaring 99% PAYBACK! with the little bitty words "Up To" just to cover their butts. As you said, Barney - sad but true.
