In the early stages of AP evolution, much attention is spent learning new things. Many APs are eager to be taught “secret” plays and techniques, and to needlessly complicate plays that they […]

Quick: you have an option to play a game with a 20% edge or one with a 2% edge? Which do you choose? Naturally, the answer is the default AP-related one: it depends. In this case, factors may […]

Some casinos are very poorly run. It’s no coincidence that I play in a lot of these casinos. It’s also not a coincidence that degenerates who angle shoot by “helping” people win for a tip […]

This guest post comes courtesy of Kilo, wife of a full-time advantage player (and no slouch at the tables herself) My husband is a professional gambler, which is an obscure career choice to explain […]

I gamble against casinos for a living. This means I make paychecks from places that never hired me. Instead, most of them want to fire me permanently and ban me from ever setting foot in their […]

We often sneer at casino ineptitude, eager to point out amongst ourselves instances in which casinos took excessive, misdirected, or just plain absurd actions as a response to suspected advantage […]

The following is a guest contribution by Jack Sparrow, a long-time professional advantage player and friend of AP Street. First, let’s start with a disclaimer. I am not a tax attorney and this blog […]

If you’re reading this, there’s a good chance you’re in a similar position to mine years ago. You may have learned to count cards, browse some blackjack forums, and maybe even spread a little […]

It pays to do a little market research. If you were going into business in the traditional sense, you would hopefully research your target demographic and see what they’re buying, so to speak. In […]

On my recent Gambling With an Edge appearance, Richard, Bob, and I talked about Blake’s article on eavesdropping. I thought it was an interesting conversation because this is something that I […]