Split Double Destroy [real-time dispatches from behind enemy lines]

The player next to me—as is often the case—was tipping the dealer tonight. I—as is always the case—was not. The dealer thanked Mr. Tips more noticeably each time for the table scraps coming his way, and Mr. Tips responded by ever more loudly espousing the eternal virtues of tipping. They were addressing each other, but they were talking at me. Read the rest of this entry »

Coast to Coast

One of the bigger questions we get on the forums is, “Where should I play?”

Well, I’m going to take you on a journey around the country discussing some the best (and worst) casino playing spots.  Contrary to what many think, Las Vegas and Atlantic City are not the only places around to find some sweet blackjack action.

First on the list, I’d like to tackle one of the more beautiful places to play: Southern California. Read the rest of this entry »

Split Double Destroy! [real-time dispatches from behind enemy lines]

In search of a cheap last- minute flight to a casino destination west of the Rockies, I stumbled upon something wonderful this week. The cheapest flight available—shockingly cheaper than all of the others—involved a nine-hour layover in Las Vegas. Read the rest of this entry »

The Bootcamp Debrief

So Saturday we had a great turnout at [some location which will not be named]. I love hosting blackjack training in a room being paid for by casinos. Some highlights included: Read the rest of this entry »

5 Reasons to Attend the June 5th Bootcamp

1. We’ve won enough money at Blackjack to make you pee your pants! Read the rest of this entry »

June 5th Blackjack Bootcamp- Last training for a while!

Hey Soldiers of the BJA Army!

I wanted to let everyone know that the Bootcamp scheduled for June 5th will be our last bootcamp for a while Read the rest of this entry »

Ben

Ben

Card Counting has all of the benefits and thrill of getting in trouble with none of the legal (or moral) consequences. I'm one of those people that like to take things to the edge...and then going one more step. READ MORE

Colin

Colin

After finishing college, I thought I’d end up teaching Math classes or going on to get a Masters Degree. After reading some books and networking with a couple other card counters, I began playing blackjack to supplement my income. READ MORE