Blatant Gambling Scammer Christopher Mitchell (YouTube/Baccarat/Roulette/Sportsbetting)

[BedWetterBettor]

Well. Apparently the suite was real after all. Tour video now posted. Lord knows how he manages to do this. Certainly it’s not from playing time. Has to be based on losses.

Either it’s the losses or he’s paying for the upgrades. It still doesn’t prove anything and he’s still a loser. Always has and always will be. Post of that W2-G or that win loss statement and show me something real. Fuck that cock sucking bastard.

Good find Elmo, it’s safe to say $200/ night is right in Chrissy’s budget. He couldn’t afford much more than that to keep the scheme going.

Some observations from the “Winning Video”

1. They were playing on the regular casino floor and not the high limit room. Looks like somebody is either banned from bringing people into high limit rooms with him or he’s too broke to play $100 chips every hand!

2. Didn’t he say he always wins THOUSANDS every day and has made Thousands for those who use his system? Yet he hasn’t posted a winning video with a 4 figure win or told any tall tales of wins of $1000 or more in over a month?? Granted, those were all bullshit and exaggerated wins, but he can’t even fake a win or buy chips to pretend that he made a 4 figure profit anymore.

3. No more filming on the casino floor is evident, only outside or in the dining area. The comps must be drying up too as his play time has diminished by his own admission.

[Elmo]

Well...Our SAG buddy Chrissy the Sissy is going hard for that AVN award this year...especially for the upcoming holiday season.

[Elmo]

Chrissy...We are still waiting for your response to Dan’s offer.

Don’t you want to clear your name? How does closure sound? Do you want your little Bubs reading these wonderful posts about you when he is able to comprehend? He’s going to be traumatized. One way or another, keep sleeping with that coked up one eye open. And be prepared when your scamming days are over. Be afraid little bald man. Be very afraid.

[TheRivers]

Well...at least in this one he finally acknowledges all of the losses from February. He previously had stated (and I think the video is still up there someplace) that he actually MADE $74K in February, which never made sense given his $36K loss that he had always called out.

It’s amazing how someone can spew out so many stories for such a length of time. Perhaps some of them are actually real..but who knows.

I will give him this....the guy may have the neatest whiteboard handwriting I’ve ever seen. Maybe that’s the coaching he should be offering.

[TheRivers]

Well...at least in this one he finally acknowledges all of the losses from February. He previously had stated (and I think the video is still up there someplace) that he actually MADE $74K in February, which never made sense given his $36K loss that he had always called out.

It’s amazing how someone can spew out so many stories for such a length of time. Perhaps some of them are actually real..but who knows.

I will give him this....the guy may have the neatest whiteboard handwriting I’ve ever seen. Maybe that’s the coaching he should be offering.

And here it is....go to the 2:56 mark and see what he said about the month of February....and he repeats it again at the 12:00 mark...

[BedWetterBettor]

W


I will give him this....the guy may have the neatest whiteboard handwriting I’ve ever seen. Maybe that’s the coaching he should be offering.

Homosexuals usually have exquisite hand writing, hence CM’s ability to use a marker drawing board and not a power point presentation

[Dan Druff]

The near crying at the 35 minute mark in the "$74k loss" video is bizarre.

I have to believe it's phony. He probably rehearsed it, so he could come off as a sensitive and empathetic guy. It always helps scammers when they are seen as good people with deep feelings, rather than cold-hearted machines trying to get money as their one-note objective.

If it really is fake emotion, that really makes him a sociopath to do something like that. However, if it's fake, I will admit the acting is pretty good, so maybe he really is a member of SAG. Either way, Chrissy wins! Good job!

[Dan Druff]

Also LOL at turning the $74k loss in February into a $74k "win" brag just 3 months later. There's no way he can even claim that was an accident. It's not like he let the word "win" slip off his tongue instead of "loss". He went on and on about the $74k he won, and was jovial as he was talking about it.

As a longtime gambler, let me tell you, those big losing months are ones you never forget. I could be in full-blown dementia at age 90, and I'd still be able to tell you about the brutal stretch I had from January-March, 2007 where I lost $300k. I also remember the happier following months, when I grinded mid-stakes on Absolute Poker and Cake Poker, and had that $300k back by August. Still, the loss sticks in my mind more. You don't forget shit like that.

So let's say he really lost $74k, which might be possible. Remember, Rick Lee saw him lose $36k in Biloxi (which Chrissy has since admitted), and also watched him dust off like $10-$15k in Vegas shortly thereafter (which Chrissy didn't acknowledge).

The question: Where did he get that money? Remember, the baccarat coaching scam hadn't been going that long by that point. Did he really sell that much coaching?

My guess is that he got a number of suckers right off the bat before the word got out about him, plus he probably lucked into a good Martingale streak, where nothing went wrong for awhile. It's even possible Chrissy pressed his bet further than $100 base, thus allowing him to run it up even further Martingaling, but of course ending up busto was inevitable.

I would really, really, really love to know the truth about the past 14 months or so in Chrissy's life. Maybe Stacy will leave him and tell all one day, though she probably feels somewhat committed because of the baby, so she'll likely take a lot of crap before doing so. Keep in mind that Stacy kinda went "all in" on this one, leaving her 12-year-old daughter back in Ohio, marrying Chrissy, and getting pregnant. Where would she even go from here, if she left him? She couldn't even go back to Ohio without giving up custody of the kid (I'm guessing Chrissy wouldn't sign off on her leaving the state with the kid.)

Anyway, we will probably never find out, unless the authorities decide to take interest in him, and we see federal charges one day. Chrissy doesn't even realize that his inability to hit the big time -- basically subsistence-level scamming -- has saved him from law enforcement action thus far.

[Dan Druff]

Okay, so I'm watching his video about his Vegas life in 2020 (the $74k loss one). Actually far more interesting than his usual spiel of, "I'm so rich, my system is so great, you are so poor because you're not buying my system and getting rich, etc".

I'm about 10 minutes in, and he's already dropped various tidbits which actually might be true or mostly true.

Of course, it's a bit frustrating watching him misuse the term "bankroll", as that tends to mean "money you can afford to lose gambling", not "money you have on you at the moment". It seems he means the latter, which would explain why his "biggest bankroll" was listed at $50k, and his "biggest monthly loss" was listed as $74k, which would make no sense.

Anyway, where I think there's some truth involving the reason he was carrying around the $50k. He said at the 7:37 minute mark that he would carry around $50k to the casino because he never had money like that before. I believe him! With all the talk of "rich people" and "poor people" from CM, this was an example of a poor person who temporarily got rich, and carried around the cash to feel like a rich person. In fact, he basically admits that was the reason.

Now, let's go back to early in this thread. Remember when I had my debate with Kevin Davis, when I said I believed that the money he was flashing was real, and Kevin kept insisting it was Chinese prop money? Remember how I eventually came around to agree with Kevin, but said I still wasn't certain?

Well, I think we were both right. I believe Chrissy started flashing the $50k on camera at first because it WAS REAL, and the dummy really thought he had a winning system he could teach anyone, for additional income. So he was flashing that $50k for the same reason he walked around with it in the casino!

However, we all know about the carnage in February, where he lost that $74k, yet he was still flashing $50k for months after that. When challenged to prove it was real, he kept swearing he would, but always danced around actually proving it in the videos where he claimed he'd do so, and then would delete those videos when the skeptics would tear them apart.

So what happened? I think that he initially flashed a real $50k, chunked it off in February, and then bought Chinese prop money to continue the facade.

I also think Chrissy really was winning in late 2019 and in January 2020, just through dumb luck. That's likely how he ran up a lot of the money, at which point he decided to combine his "winning system" (lol) with his previous internet sales tactics, and felt he could make even more money by teaching others how to succeed like he did.

Then came February, the variance caught up, and he went broke, or close to it.

He's been chasing that January 2020 money ever since. In the meantime, he's supporting himself by "teaching" suckers.

But what's the end game? I think I now know.

I believe Chrissy is actually dumb enough to think that he really will become a millionaire using his system, if he can just get a bankroll established again.

It always confused me why Chrissy would actually play at fairly high stakes with his "customers", if he knew he had a losing system. I figured that he was either delusional (that he thought his systems really worked, and he was just unlucky) or a degenerate who couldn't control himself. Or both.

However, it's deeper than that. I think he really believes that he has the key to riches, and just needs the bankroll to withstand the swings. This would even explain why he doesn't feel he's a scammer. He thinks he's teaching people how to win. Sure, he's lying about his "success", winrate, and money made from his system, but who cares? He's teaching them winning information, right?

Chrissy is either too dumb or too stubborn to realize that his system is simple, stupid, and has been tried countless times by gamblers, even before he was born. They have no mathematical basis and have been disproved tons of times. He hasn't found anything new, exciting, or +EV. He's just teaching people how to play worse and how to lose money faster, and is legitimately ruining their lives by giving them a false sense of confidence.

But to Chrissy, those riches he's always dreamed of are just around the corner, or so he thinks. And when there's any self-doubt, he thinks back to October 2019-January 2020, when it all came so easily. If it happened once, that had to be the norm, right? And he was able to blame his subsequent losses on all kinds of things -- unusual bad luck, lack of self-discipline, his system needing a few tweaks, etc.

I also think Stacy is sold on the delusion, at least for now. He even mentioned once that she helped come up with one of his systems, which I believe. I can only imagine those two dummies brainstorming their simplistic "gambling systems" which will take Vegas by storm.

This also means Chrissy will never give up on this, or at least not as long as he believes his system really works, and how it made him (temporarily) "rich" in January.



Here's the truth, Chrissy:

I am a 20-year professional gambler with a documented history of success. I'm not a "broke jealous hater". Your system is crap. It doesn't work. It won't work for you, and it won't work for your customers. It just hurts people -- yourself, Stacy, and your son included. Time to give up. You had a lucky run a year ago, but it's over. Your story is one that almost every problem gambler can tell -- the occasional hot streak you're always chasing to happen again. All of your strategies have been tried by wannabe-pro-gamblers for decades, and they've all failed, because you simply can't beat long term mathematics. It's how all the casinos were built.

You have some talent at sales, I'll give you that. As The Shrink pointed out, you could sell timeshares, or pretty much anything, and probably rack up some pretty good numbers and nice commissions. Sure, this is a real job with a real boss and real hours, but that's a way you could make money, get your thrills out of bullshitting people, and it's all legal. At least you'll make decent money that way. Chasing your professional baccarat dream -- and scamming people to keep in action -- will only lead to misery for a lot of human beings, including you.

Quit this silly scam and get on with your life.

[TheRivers]

Okay, so I'm watching his video about his Vegas life in 2020 (the $74k loss one). Actually far more interesting than his usual spiel of, "I'm so rich, my system is so great, you are so poor because you're not buying my system and getting rich, etc".

I'm about 10 minutes in, and he's already dropped various tidbits which actually might be true or mostly true.

Of course, it's a bit frustrating watching him misuse the term "bankroll", as that tends to mean "money you can afford to lose gambling", not "money you have on you at the moment". It seems he means the latter, which would explain why his "biggest bankroll" was listed at $50k, and his "biggest monthly loss" was listed as $74k, which would make no sense.

Anyway, where I think there's some truth involving the reason he was carrying around the $50k. He said at the 7:37 minute mark that he would carry around $50k to the casino because he never had money like that before. I believe him! With all the talk of "rich people" and "poor people" from CM, this was an example of a poor person who temporarily got rich, and carried around the cash to feel like a rich person. In fact, he basically admits that was the reason.

Now, let's go back to early in this thread. Remember when I had my debate with Kevin Davis, when I said I believed that the money he was flashing was real, and Kevin kept insisting it was Chinese prop money? Remember how I eventually came around to agree with Kevin, but said I still wasn't certain?

Well, I think we were both right. I believe Chrissy started flashing the $50k on camera at first because it WAS REAL, and the dummy really thought he had a winning system he could teach anyone, for additional income. So he was flashing that $50k for the same reason he walked around with it in the casino!

However, we all know about the carnage in February, where he lost that $74k, yet he was still flashing $50k for months after that. When challenged to prove it was real, he kept swearing he would, but always danced around actually proving it in the videos where he claimed he'd do so, and then would delete those videos when the skeptics would tear them apart.

So what happened? I think that he initially flashed a real $50k, chunked it off in February, and then bought Chinese prop money to continue the facade.

I also think Chrissy really was winning in late 2019 and in January 2020, just through dumb luck. That's likely how he ran up a lot of the money, at which point he decided to combine his "winning system" (lol) with his previous internet sales tactics, and felt he could make even more money by teaching others how to succeed like he did.

Then came February, the variance caught up, and he went broke, or close to it.

He's been chasing that January 2020 money ever since. In the meantime, he's supporting himself by "teaching" suckers.

But what's the end game? I think I now know.

I believe Chrissy is actually dumb enough to think that he really will become a millionaire using his system, if he can just get a bankroll established again.

It always confused me why Chrissy would actually play at fairly high stakes with his "customers", if he knew he had a losing system. I figured that he was either delusional (that he thought his systems really worked, and he was just unlucky) or a degenerate who couldn't control himself. Or both.

However, it's deeper than that. I think he really believes that he has the key to riches, and just needs the bankroll to withstand the swings. This would even explain why he doesn't feel he's a scammer. He thinks he's teaching people how to win. Sure, he's lying about his "success", winrate, and money made from his system, but who cares? He's teaching them winning information, right?

Chrissy is either too dumb or too stubborn to realize that his system is simple, stupid, and has been tried countless times by gamblers, even before he was born. They have no mathematical basis and have been disproved tons of times. He hasn't found anything new, exciting, or +EV. He's just teaching people how to play worse and how to lose money faster, and is legitimately ruining their lives by giving them a false sense of confidence.

But to Chrissy, those riches he's always dreamed of are just around the corner, or so he thinks. And when there's any self-doubt, he thinks back to October 2019-January 2020, when it all came so easily. If it happened once, that had to be the norm, right? And he was able to blame his subsequent losses on all kinds of things -- unusual bad luck, lack of self-discipline, his system needing a few tweaks, etc.

I also think Stacy is sold on the delusion, at least for now. He even mentioned once that she helped come up with one of his systems, which I believe. I can only imagine those two dummies brainstorming their simplistic "gambling systems" which will take Vegas by storm.

This also means Chrissy will never give up on this, or at least not as long as he believes his system really works, and how it made him (temporarily) "rich" in January.



Here's the truth, Chrissy:

I am a 20-year professional gambler with a documented history of success. I'm not a "broke jealous hater". Your system is crap. It doesn't work. It won't work for you, and it won't work for your customers. It just hurts people -- yourself, Stacy, and your son included. Time to give up. You had a lucky run a year ago, but it's over. Your story is one that almost every problem gambler can tell -- the occasional hot streak you're always chasing to happen again. All of your strategies have been tried by wannabe-pro-gamblers for decades, and they've all failed, because you simply can't beat long term mathematics. It's how all the casinos were built.

You have some talent at sales, I'll give you that. As The Shrink pointed out, you could sell timeshares, or pretty much anything, and probably rack up some pretty good numbers and nice commissions. Sure, this is a real job with a real boss and real hours, but that's a way you could make money, get your thrills out of bullshitting people, and it's all legal. At least you'll make decent money that way. Chasing your professional baccarat dream -- and scamming people to keep in action -- will only lead to misery for a lot of human beings, including you.

Quit this silly scam and get on with your life.

Fantastic analysis!!! I think in particular that you’re right about him winning up until January. He however wasn’t winning the numbers he was calling out in those older videos...otherwise his bankroll might have been bigger than 50K. I believe his supposed 21K single day win happened in January...but he was also quoting $1000s in profit every day from October onwards. There would have had to be losses in there somewhere.

One has to wonder how he’s been covering himself expense-wise while the losses have piled up. He rents that condo at a not so small rate. And he has to be shelling out quite a bit of money for all those fancy meals and rooms he keeps showing. No way all of that is comped. He also claimed right up until the day he moved to Vegas (even says it in the video when he was there for the Vegas shutdown) that he had “bought” a hone in Vegas. Then all of a sudden he’s renting instead. He said he changed his mind last minute because of the economy being about to tank. I’m thinking he had lost so much that he didn’t know how to come up with the closing costs (assuming he was ever buying a place). And also if he was going to buy you can’t just back out of a contract right before the closing and not have to pay penalties to the seller...so yet another thing that might have depleted his bankroll.

He’s clearly got some shady stuff going on outside of the gambling scam. I keep coming back to that video where he goes to Chase bank and has to use three different ATM cards to take money out. There has to be something going on here with identity aliases or some other thing he’s got going on to hide where things are with his finances. He also admitted that he checks into hotels under an alias...so perhaps there’s something there.

Good point about SAG. I was thinking the same thing when he started crying. Don’t think he was on as glamorous of TV shows as he claims...but he certainly told us he’s an actor...and actors can fake emotions very easily. Combine ability to act with a Sociopath mentality and you’ve got a very toxic person.

[PositiveVariance]

I agree with Druff, I think the bankroll of 50K or so that he was flashing early in the year was real money. Then as he lost it, he started using the fake PROP money. Its hard to say where he got that initial 50K. Either from Stacy's 401K or from the early months of the scam.

Maybe someone can verify, but from what I recall there were about 120 people in his first Facebook group early in the year, that become members by paying $500 plus a pop for his initial losing Baccarat and BJ strategies. That would be 60K in a matter of a few months. I would lean towards the money coming from the early months of the scam.

I believe he is making more money than most people think, even though the number of victims is going down in recent months. There is huge money in scams. Look at Vegas Dave. He has done this same thing but as a sports tout and has made huge amounts of money. He makes a big productions out of it as does Chrissy. For the life of me I don't understand how Vegas Dave was able to get with Holly Sonders.

Chrissy is a slow learner. It took him for ever to realize that the money is not made with charging 1k plus for "in person coaching's" , but rather selling a system at the optimal price point of $500 online only. There is just so many benefits to not having to meet these people in person. Especially when shit hits the fan.

Based on what he shows in his videos, I would put his cost of living at about 5k per month. The condo, all the housing expenses, food, daily living expenses, they took some trips back to Ohio and a couple other trips. The big question is how much does he give to the casino with his -EV strategies. Its very hard to say. I believe its much lower now than it was the first half of the year. Just as a rough estimate, I figured an average bet of $150 per hand, 70 hands per shoe, if he played 20 hours per month, his EV would be a NEGATIVE $2,000 per month. If that is somewhat accurate he would need about 7k per month. That's 14 victims at $500 each.

I personally believe Stacy's 401K money was gone a long time ago. He really started begging hard to get people to buy his strategies near the end of the summer.

I still believe him and Stacy both are collecting Pandemic Unemployment, which may be keeping them afloat.

As Druff mentioned, I too, would absolutely love to know what has really happened the last 14 months.

[PositiveVariance]

I always think its funny when Chrissy uses the word "Bankroll". He uses it, but he really doesn't know what it means. He hears other gamblers say it, and he repeats it (monkey see monkey do - Chrissy see Chrissy do). Generally the term bankroll is used to describe the funds you have devoted to gambling, or funds that you can afford to lose gambling. The general purpose of a gambling bankroll is to get through short term variance when you are playing with an edge. The larger your bankroll the lower the chance that you will go bust. This is often tied in with a players risk of ruin (Risk of losing everything usually as a percentage). Most advantage players keep their risk of ruin in the single digits, preferably below 2%. Chrissy is not playing with an edge, which means his risk of ruin is 100% (With time there is 100% certainty he will lose it all). So technically his "Bankroll" is just gambling money. It just keeps him in the game longer or enough to play x number of -EV Martingale rounds. Very few gamblers keep their entire bankroll on them. They generally refer to what is on them or immediately available as their "trip bankroll". But as far as Chrissy, he likes to use the term because he hears other successful players use it when related to gambling.

[danbrown]

Druff--I know this is a dumb question as I'm sure we all know the answer to, but has Chrissy/Kyle inquired about your offer?

[TheRivers]

Folks, I just got done playing blackjack at Caesars in Atlantic City using my Blackjack winning strategy and guess what...I made $110 cash profit in less than 10 minutes. Now I’m going to go change casinos and do it again because I’m nearly guaranteed to win in the first 10-15 minutes of any gambling session. This was so easy I should quit my job right now. 🤦🏻*♂️

[JeffDime]

Everyone is killing it on this thread. It’s great to get caught up without having to watch his vids. I agree with pretty much all the observations here. I do want to just add a quick point to why it is that he gambled all that money himself, when it seems like he could live on the pdf and coaching money. Well in short, pretty much everyone wants to be treated like a big shot. I enjoy getting free shit at casinos when I play negative EV games as much as the next guy. You see, Chrissy doesn’t just play a millionaire on YouTube, he also was able to play one in real life when he was dusting off heaps of cash in the High Limit Rooms of even the higher end strip properties at one point.

So the guy who talks about how rich he is, who is driving a rented Hyundai Sonata and in debt up to his eye balls, now actually gets to be treated like a big shot. He didn’t have to just rely on flashing fake money anymore, he was able to show these extravagant suites & meals. For once, at least visually, he could match up his words with the picture. On top of that he enjoyed every second of it. Not like most of us would, knowing this is a short term benifit/facade, but to enjoy living like a big shot while it lasted. Chrissy doesn’t think ahead and didn’t want to accept that it was just a short term escape & unsustainable. This is a guy who always wanted to be rich. He couldn’t do it, so he decided to be someone who isn’t rich but pretends to be & tries to sell the dream...a dream they themselves have not achieved.

Eventually he was gonna go bust (No pun intended Mr Big Loads). He seems to be in survival mode now. But if he ever gets enough money to go back to that lifestyle & casinos let him gamble in those high limit rooms, I truly believe he will go right back to it. It is a lot easier to do that and be treated like a millionaire, than actually becoming one.

*Chrissy meets the profile of what the Casinos sell to many gamblers who can’t afford to bet the way they do. I call it the “Illusion of affluence”. Every year thousands of people are staying in a beautiful suite somewhere with a negative bank balance because they just torched it on the tables. The suite may be beautiful, but if they take a bag of nuts form the mini-bar their credit card will get declined. That whole rigamarole is Taylor Made for a guy like Chrissy. This is just one aspect of why Chrissy bet himself. They don’t comp the guy sweating the guy betting piles. They comp the guy whose putting the chips in the middle.

[Dan Druff]

Druff--I know this is a dumb question as I'm sure we all know the answer to, but has Chrissy/Kyle inquired about your offer?

[BedWetterBettor]

So the latest tripe is the same nonsense about how he never loses or factors in expected losses into to his absurd calculations. The comments are pretty hilarious as usual, he claims he NEVER loses in the first 15 minutes. Bahahahahahahahahaha.

There are definitely subliminal messages that KD alluded to but never fully explained in his last 2 videos.



Look at his amateur poster board and the numbers and figures he uses. All 5’s and 0’s and some are ordered to spell out 5-0-0... It’s even upside down $500 on the right side, a mind trick to make the eyes see it right side up for foreigners who read from right to left!

And the bottom has numbers that start with a 9 and end with a 5... Now who always overuses the term 9 to 5 in a disparaging way??? You guessed it folks , good ole Reptile Kyle!

[PositiveVariance]

Yes Folks its true! Chrissy doesn't lose in the first 10 minutes!

The cards know when he sits down at a table in the first 10 minutes!

He defies mathematical probability in the first 10 minutes!

He cant lose a 6th step martingale in the first 10 minutes!

For 10 minutes, The cards are in a beneficial order just for Chrissy!

In the first 10 minutes, Chrissy can read the patterns on the baccarat board to know the next winning hand!

The cards fall in a particular order during the shuffle process to meet the needs of his strategy for the first 10 minutes even though he has not sat down at the table yet!

The score board and shoe communicate with each other for the first 10 minutes to make agreed upon shapes and images on the board!

God is guiding Chrissy to the correct table and playing decisions in the first 10 minutes! But yet there are Children dying of Cancer.


Chrissy says there are currently over 2,000 people using his strategies, This is amazing! over 2,000 people running around that cant lose in the first 10 minutes, and win 98% of the time after that! Vegas is still open and more than willing to accept their action! how great is that??? Where do I sign up???


Does all this sound factual? Or is it more likely Chrissy and Stacy Mitchell are lying scumbag scamming pieces of shits? I go with lying scumbag scamming pieces of shits.

...and yes "shits" with an "s", not just one piece of shit but multiple piles. Not sure if this is grammatically correct but it seems fitting.

[TheRivers]

Yes Folks its true! Chrissy doesn't lose in the first 10 minutes!

The cards know when he sits down at a table in the first 10 minutes!

He defies mathematical probability in the first 10 minutes!

He cant lose a 6th step martingale in the first 10 minutes!

For 10 minutes, The cards are in a beneficial order just for Chrissy!

In the first 10 minutes, Chrissy can read the patterns on the baccarat board to know the next winning hand!

The cards fall in a particular order during the shuffle process to meet the needs of his strategy for the first 10 minutes even though he has not sat down at the table yet!

The score board and shoe communicate with each other for the first 10 minutes to make agreed upon shapes and images on the board!

God is guiding Chrissy to the correct table and playing decisions in the first 10 minutes! But yet there are Children dying of Cancer.


Chrissy says there are currently over 2,000 people using his strategies, This is amazing! over 2,000 people running around that cant lose in the first 10 minutes, and win 98% of the time after that! Vegas is still open and more than willing to accept their action! how great is that??? Where do I sign up???


Does all this sound factual? Or is it more likely Chrissy and Stacy Mitchell are lying scumbag scamming pieces of shits? I go with lying scumbag scamming pieces of shits.

...and yes "shits" with an "s", not just one piece of shit but multiple piles. Not sure if this is grammatically correct but it seems fitting.

He also claims he never loses at Blackjack and that martingale is the only way you can win there...but you also should get out in the first 15 minutes or so because you’ll always be ahead early.

Well folks...I’ve been in Atlantic City the last two days playing lots of Blackjack. And I’ve had sessions start with the dealer pulling 20 or 21 fir the first six hands. Thankfully I’m no fool and wasn’t playing the martingale. Otherwise my bankroll would be history. Sure I’ll do some bet variation. You have to. But it sure wasn’t martingale.

[Dan Druff]

BTW, that story he told about the woman with the dead husband (the one where he "cried") was so phony it was painful to watch. He's a better actor than I thought, so I'll give him credit there.

But boy was that story hokey and far-fetched. If I saw it as a Lifetime Movie, I'd deride the writing for being really, really bad.

Chrissy isn't smart enough to write a convincing bullshit story. He should stick to the "I've got a magical system to beat casinos" claims, as those are less obvious to people who don't know gambling well.