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Sylvia Browne plays Chinook Casinos

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Large billboards have gone up for psychic actress Sylvia Browne, previously convicted of investment fraud and grand theft. Her recent apparent delusions of forecasting to parents shocking visions of their dead child --- ones actually later found very much alive --- have shrunk her support by previously unquestioning believers. Compound that shrinkage with now just scattered bookings in smaller spots down to less than 8,000 citizens. This billboard shows her September 13 and 14th appearance at the Chinook Winds Casino Resort in Lincoln City, Oregon. It's amazing just how far and how rapid she has fallen --- and continues to fall.
 

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Yeah she was outpouring small ones around here, Ontario a while back. Man, did i long for the days of not having a professional job, and being able to cause a scene without repercussion.
 
Got to ask the Obvious question; If someone really has Psychic Powers, could'nt they make a fortune at the Casinos?
 
Got to ask the Obvious question; If someone really has Psychic Powers, could'nt they make a fortune at the Casinos?

That's shows you don't know how psychics work. They don't get like full on revelations from the great beyond. They get more like "impressions" like a painting. You know some kind of feeling that tells you to say "H .... I am sensing the letter ..... H ..... Does that mean anything to people?" and then it is up to us the audience to fill in all the blanks. Channeling spirits is a difficult task and only selected gifted individuals can do it.

It can be a curse at times too because very clear messages often come during periods of exhaustive unconsciousness (aka sleep) and that's when we can't communicate to others. Not to mention they wake up without memories of these predictions.

How do I know this? It all came to me when I was taking a nap. Duh.
 
Just had a look at the event. It is only 33% sold and it is a very small theatre - 7 rows, about 120 seats in total. She will not earn much money from the two shows there.
 
If I cared enough, I'd pony up the $35 charge for the show and go see her. Seems rather funny that the show RSL went to in Vegas in June 2008 was $82.50. How the lowly have fallen even lower :D

Hmmm, wonder if the lovely Susan and I could sneak RSL into this show!
 
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If I cared enough, I'd pony up the $35 charge for the show and go see her. Seems rather funny that the show RSL went to in Vegas in June 2008 was $82.50. How the lowly have fallen even lower :D

Hmmm, wonder if the lovely Susan and I could sneak RSL into this show!

I have grudgingly been to Chinook Winds Casino (can't pick your family). Yes she has fallen, very, very far. I'd ask my mother-in-law if she is going to the show but I'm sure she couldn't be bothered to drag her oxygen concentrator that far away from the nickel slots.
 
Just had a look at the event. It is only 33% sold and it is a very small theatre - 7 rows, about 120 seats in total. She will not earn much money from the two shows there.

I looked up the ticket prices and this is a major fall from her old shows. She used to charge $80-100 for 500-1,000 seat venues.

chinookwindscasino.com said:
Price Zone 1 $35.00
Price Zone 2 $30.00
Price Zone 3 $25.00
Price Zone 4 $20.00
Price Zone 5 $25.00

Source: https://tickets.chinookwindscasino.com/Online/seatSelect.asp

I went to ticketmaster to compare prices on other Browne events and the reviews of her shows caught my eye. For example:

ticketmaster.com said:
1 out of 5
Not worth it
Keswick Theater @ - Glenside @ , pa @ - 07/10/2013

My mom and I just saw Sylvia Browne last night at the Keswick Theater in Glenside PA. We were very disappointed by it. The show was only an hour and a half long, and ended very abruptly at 9:30pm, with Sylvia on stage as she randomly goes "Ok thank you for coming to the show." And that was it, the curtain was shut.

The first half of the show she talked about how to get rid of negativity in your life, negative thoughts, negative people, and letting it all go. She talked about clients and how she helped them overcome their problems. To add, at times it was hard to understand her since she slurred her words and her voice is extremely raspy.

The readings during the second half of the show was the most disappointing part. She was extremely vague in all her answers she gave to people, and also seemed to rush it. Like, she really was only giving one word "generic" answers to people's questions, and trying to move them along as quick as possible. No in depth answers or advice given at all.

The only thing I can say is that she is a good entertainer, she is very witty and made the audience laugh, but that was the only good thing about her. I Think its her time to retire!! I would NOT reccommend anyone to see her show.

and

ticketmaster.com said:
1 out of 5

Extremely Disappointing Birchmere @ - Alexandria @ , VA @ - 05/30/2013

I have never written a bad review before, but for the very first time I feel that I must share my disappointing experience because it was truly very bad. I went to see Sylvia at the Birchmere and it was one of the worst experiences I have ever had. I had expected her to be more personable with those who eagerly came to see her, and she was trite and brief with all of her responses. As mentioned in previous reviews the show started with her talking with the audience followed by a very convoluted meditation, and as bored and confused I was with what she was saying....it actually ended up being the best part of the show.

After speaking and meditating for 30 minutes, her husband asked those who had spent $100 for their tickets to ask Sylvia a question to line up on either side of the stage where someone would confirm your ticket and you would be able to ask her a question. One question only..!! This ended up being about 2/3s of the people at the event, so the lines were very long. As emotional, excited, and eager faces continued through the line with lightening speed, Sylvia gave them trite and snappy answers to their questions before they barely finished asking it. People were crying and emotionally distraught as they stood in front of her, and she barely gave their question a moment of pause before she gave them an answer that appeared in many cases to be made up. She told people they should leave their husbands, that their parents were dying, that they should leave their jobs and move across the country, that their health problems would worsen or get better, and she told anyone who asked about finding their soulmate that it would happen in September.

She barely listened to any of the questions before giving a reply that could possibly change the destiny of those who asked. It was so horrible to see the confusion on the faces of those who asked questions as she abruptly said next and turned to the other side of the stage for the next question. One woman told a story of how lost she felt because everyone close to her in her life was dying and all she felt were endings and she was crying as she asked what she needed in her life.... and all Sylvia said was "beginnings" and turned to the other side of the stage for the next question. Another person was crying as she explained that her father had just died two weeks ago and she wanted to know if he was alright.... and Sylvia sarcastically replied "he hasn't even crossed over yet" followed by "He's fine" before she turned for the next question. Horrible....!! Everyone asked what their spiritual guide's name was, and it literally seemed as though she was making up names and she gave the same one to many people. Everyone who asked about a career change was told they should become a writer or a mechanic.... it was all that generic. I felt so bad for some of the people that I wanted to get up and leave the venue and would have done so if I wasn't sitting in the front.

At the end of the evening when she was in the lobby prepared to sign copies of her books, she was sitting there alone as people walked out to the parking lot without bothering to waste any more of their time getting a signature. There was a time when the line would have been out the door to speak with her, but I truly believe everyone was so disappointed in the evening that they didn't care anymore. That was affirmation that I was not imagining how bad her show was.

If you are considering going to one of her shows, save yourself some time and energy and simply call an physic 800 number where you might at least get someone on the phone who will ask a few questions before giving you a mindless answer. A complete waste of time....!!!!

Favorite moment: When she finally left the stage and we were able to go home. @
 
I'm thinking about going just to see what it's like and to see if Sylvia can sense the contempt I have for her :D

I just can's see wasting good money cuz they'd throw me out after I started laughing/booing her, maybe 2-3 minutes into the show. :eek:
 
Gambling or having a hoarse clawed woman giving vague auguries still results in a fool and his money going separate ways as Jeff Lynne put it.
 
Seats as low as TWENTY BUCKS?!?!? The Sylvia Browne we know and loathe wouldn't get out of her own puke for twenty bucks.
 
Sylvia Browne forecast farce at Chinook Casino Resort in Lincoln City?

That "rapid fall" I noted was the short time from her larger arena bookings to her present micro attendances in small forums with often empty seats. That decline occurred in less than two years. And her charged rates as others have noted continue to sink.
 
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Wow. Although I don't believe she's a psychic, she should T least have some sympathy and compassion for the people who asked her questions. I just don't understand her.
 
Her recent apparent delusions of forecasting to parents shocking visions of their dead child --- ones actually later found very much alive --- have shrunk her support by previously unquestioning believers.
Seems not very smart of a con-artist. If she'd instead predicted they were alive she'd have played to the parents' subconscious desire to believe. If they were found alive, confirmation bias would ensure that outweighed any time she guess wrong and they were found dead (of course claimed to have died only after her vision).
 

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