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Robin Hood 702 Helping People Through Gambling
LAS VEGAS, NV --
Robin Hood 702 is offering 1 lucky family a chance to become debt-free by donating his blackjack winnings taken while gambling in a Las Vegas casino. What does that mean exactly? Well, a blackjack expert, who has chosen to remain anonymous (for obvious reasons), is so confident in his blackjack skills, he is willing to donate his winnings to one lucky family needing help desperately.
As you know, the Robin Hood character is famous in English foke-lore as a man who steals from the rich, in order to give to the poor. Robin Hood 702 will be doing just that, stealing from a Las Vegas casino via blackjack card-counting schemes, then giving the money to the poor and needy. The "702" portion of the nickname is the area-code of Las Vegas.
To enter the contest, you must submit a video of your family explaining why you deserve to be the lucky group. The video must be submitted through his website, called Robin Hood 702. Only families who are facing extreme hardship, through debt or some other type of financial disaster will be considered.
According to his website, "This could be your family's big break", explaining how he will donate his blackjack winnings to you. The man, who is calling himself "Robinhood 702", is a self-proclaimed blackjack expert.
For more information, please visit his website. Since the original report by the Fox News Channel, Robin Hood 702 has already received thousands of entries. He will be picking his winner in the coming days.
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| Posted by kay on 10/07/2008 07:02:29 AM EST |
| i just saw on fox 2 news about the couple you helped in Michigan...God Bless you that family really needed the help. if not for you i would have never heard about thier story and now my problems are nothing compared to thiers |
| Posted by Debra Weiser on 10/07/2008 07:28:06 AM EST |
I just wanted to say wow! For a person to come and rescue those that need help I just wanted to let you know there are others who want to say wow and thanks. Many now are worried with the times ahead about every day life. So it is wonderful to believe that there are heroes still in this world today. So thank you from someone who you have given back a little part of hope and inspiration.
Deb just an artist |
| Posted by Judy on 10/07/2008 08:23:28 AM EST |
| When I saw the news last night and the wonderful act of kindness I cried. I had a daughter that was very sick a died a few years ago and, knowing the family's little girl is ill, I was very overcome at the look of surprise on the parent's faces. I know their little girl will get the treatment she needs. God bless you Robinhood. This world needs so many more like you. God Bless you |
| Posted by max on 10/07/2008 08:24:55 PM EST |
| As admirable as his gestures are. I think just donating money from his pocket would have been better than setting a bad example to people by doing it by gambling. OK Mr. 702 donate some money to my broke ass who is soon to be losing my home. |
| Posted by Eden Bell on 10/08/2008 02:54:34 AM EST |
I was sitting here tonight looking at Fox News clips when I came across the story of Robin Hood 702. The story, the winning family, really hits home for me. My daughter was recently diagnoised with a brain tumor and I couldn't even begin to tell you how much your life completely changes from that point on. Finances should be the very least of your worries when you have a sick child at home but the fact remains, although we have life and death situations, the world and our bills do not stand still. I think what this man has done goes beyond words and beyond a random act of kindness. He has lessened the burden for people who truly deserve a help hand. I know I speak for so very many when I say that you are an angel...you do this from your heart and you ask for nothing in return. Unfortunatly a rare breed but we're happy to have the one of you :)
Kindest wishes, Eden
www.samanthaloveslife.org |
| Posted by Steven Hilliard on 10/08/2008 05:11:42 PM EST |
Can this man help me too?
I am almost $70,000.000 in debt and on disability. |
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