Took a day trip to southern Wisconsin Tuesday.

This is a 14 foot table with ok bounce and the ATS bet.
We discussed ahead of time where we all would stand and to be honest
we did not hurt ourselves in that selection, though the most consistent shooter was
SET44 from his favorite position. Carlito had a nice roll from SR1.

After a win of over 100% of our buy in we sat for dinner and listened to
one of the best craps stories I have heard.

A player in a wheel chair bought in at the table for a larger sum and was playing
the donts. After a while he came over and said he quit that when he saw we
were all throwing with a pattern . He joined us for lunch.

At lunch he said he had played with Dom and Frank ( who knows) before he had three
strokes and was pretty good. Said he beat Dom one day and then bought him dinner,

At any rate he carried a funny animal bag with a great deal of large value chips.
We asked why would you do that, he said last week he had lost a large sum at
this table and one of the crew seemed to enjoy his loss. So the next day he bought
back in and won it back so he had all those buy in chips plus what he won in that
shoulder bag. He wanted to go back to that table when she ( the dealer) was there just to cash
them all in on her side of the table to rub it in. He is a older guy and he was dead
serious and we laughed because it was clear that was something he was very much
going to enjoy.

He said we were all good players and we needed to leave while we had all their
money in our pockets…. live to fight another day.

seemed like good advise….

Finished dinner, cashed in our chips and all headed home.

I have 40 over for Christmas next week and always have stuffed tenderloin so I won about
enough to buy all these (free-loaders) beef.

Thinking I should post a note on the wall that the beef is "on the craps table"…

Knowing my family, they would probably head down to my den to see if that is where I put it.

Merry Christmas from Wisconsin six shooters

gman

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