Kojak said:I don't believe anyone deserves the credit when they win or blame when they lose. We are all responsible for our own actions. It is like a coach in baseball who gets credit for winning and blamed for losing. Same analogy. I have met Ace at the bash. I have mixed emotions on Ace. First, he is an asset for sure here at the RX. No doubt. There are a lot of people that believe in him and I think that is great. The problem I have from Ace comes from the bash. I had stopped posting and following games for 6 months leading up to bash. I was given a preseason play on TB under in a preseason game from a guy a greatly respect. I gave the play out on Thursday for a Saturday game. I even told people when I gave it out it was not my selection but one that was given to me. Two days later on Saturday I run into a couple of guys before game started on Saturday asking me if I had Ace's play. I told him no as I had not been around. He told me it was the TB under. The funny thing was I had told Ace earlier in day on Saturday during break to Poker tourney about the play. A few hours later he was telling people it was his play. It is not a big deal but lost respect for him at that point as it was not even my play. The play lost which probably made it worse for people. The fact that he was accussed earlier this year of stealing plays coupled with what I knew made me realize what he was about. I hope he turns it around and gets back to the straight and narrow cause I think he adds a lot to this forum. For anyone that doubts the story there are very known people who can confirm this story. Ace, get back to being you and trusting your instincts. Being a great person is more important that picking winners.
Kojak, my RX Bash Brother, it is not very often when you can remember a losing $200 pre season play. But I remember it well as it was the only bet I made the whole weekend.:missingte I do NOT remember who originated the play but I went along and that is just gambling. I am disappointed that this "tout policy" has been responsible for some people that have been run off from the RX.
I see a trend of veteran and successful handicappers either leaving or not posting plays on the RX and it saddens me. Keep on keeping on. LT