I don't know if that's why he ws removed, maybe he is on vacation or something, so they temporarily stopped posting him.
But, they did confirm one of the plays was changed, and they are looking into it.
Was hoping at the most he would get warned and start being legitimate, and if he did get canned, that wasn't my intention. Just wanted honesty in his pick, and to pick games from the same couple places every time.
I feel bad if he was fired cause I pointed out was happening, should have given him a warning or something.
We tried to tell him but he would come back with harsh words and a lot of anger. I have mixed feelings if he got fired because he brought it on himself. I would not be surprised if they let him keep touting. I don't care if he sells his picks to people. I just don't like him coming here and saying how great he thinks he is. I told him 'THE TRUTH WILL OUT". He only does Baseball so his summer job would have been over soon.
hno:It would be nice if he would just apologize but I don't think he will. He has too much ego and self-promotion. He attacks people, cries to the mods, wants to sue people. I am sure he is very angry at everyone here because his "rising star" lost some of its brightness. His job at VI was limited anyway, he only does Baseball totals no sides. He does not do Football, Basketball or Hockey. He is not a bad handicapper. His record is just not as good as he claimed.
as someone who has purchased zylbert's picks in the past, I was curious as to what had happened in re. to his name being removed from the list of VI 'experts.
by googling his name, I found this forum, and was disturbed to read what he apparently did.
this is the response I received from vegas insider this a.m., in essence, saying don't their subscribers/loyal readers, etc. deserve an explanation as to what happened.
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KC,
We appreciate you being a loyal visitor of our site. Regarding Matt, he and VegasInsider.com agreed to part ways. As policy for when contracts are involved, the company does not release internal information to the public about the terms or conditions behind adding or removing handicappers on our roster. If there is anything else we can help you with, please let me know.
Thanks,
by googling his name, I found this forum, and was disturbed to read what he apparently did.
this is the response I received from vegas insider this a.m., in essence, saying don't their subscribers/loyal readers, etc. deserve an explanation as to what happened.
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KC,
We appreciate you being a loyal visitor of our site. Regarding Matt, he and VegasInsider.com agreed to part ways. As policy for when contracts are involved, the company does not release internal information to the public about the terms or conditions behind adding or removing handicappers on our roster. If there is anything else we can help you with, please let me know.
Thanks,
So this basically sums of the fact that he was caught manipulating and falsifying games.
In the middle if the MLB season, when more and more people are watching the games due to the close pennant races heading into the playoffs, they decide to nix Zylberts contract... Even tho (according to him) he was the greatest handicapper on the website and making them thousands of dollars every week.
Companies don't do that unless there was some sort of outlandish situation. Well, he lasted a season and a half...
I think his ego and immaturity caused him to try and pull a fast one over his company, customers and the general public.
In the middle if the MLB season, when more and more people are watching the games due to the close pennant races heading into the playoffs, they decide to nix Zylberts contract... Even tho (according to him) he was the greatest handicapper on the website and making them thousands of dollars every week.
Companies don't do that unless there was some sort of outlandish situation. Well, he lasted a season and a half...
I think his ego and immaturity caused him to try and pull a fast one over his company, customers and the general public.
This whole thing is weird. Several people here including myself post some strange record keeping on Zylbert's part and he would come back saying we were lying and saying he could sue. He said something like that could never happen at a big company. It looks like he really wanted an elite record. I guess he thought he was so great he could get away with it.
