Not only does the "docu-soap" feel of this "reality" show look cheap and fake (almost every frame of it seems to have been scripted); not only does the "Steve Stevens" seem fake on every level (he is, just look up the name Darin Notaro); not only is this insulting to the gambling community (even a beginner should realize the 71.5% win rate is bogus); not only is this show on CNBC (who has the infamous stock tout Jim Cramer); but it all adds up to a poor quality show because no one cares to watch this. If you do, it must be out of pity for this fool who thinks he can scam more people out of their money. At least he's in the right market...sad though if any sucker fell for his self-promotion. Shame on CNBC for showing such obvious trash.

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