In the world of advantage-play gambling, John Chang is a legend. Serious blackjack practitioners know who he is, and they know all about his place in the green felt pantheon.
He managed the fearsome MIT blackjack team, is a member of the Blackjack Hall of Fame (check it out sometime at Barona Resort & Casino near San Diego, California) and he continues to reign as an elder statesman of the game.
Everyone who cares about gambling must, at some point, visit Las Vegas. It is the cards, dice, slots, and roulette capital of the world, the place that inspired modern-day Macau and outdoes Atlantic City.
There are casinos to match every budget, every game, every level of gambling. The excitement is 24/7 and doesn’t let up until you do.
Casinos come and go in Las Vegas. It seems every few years a new property is getting demolished and another one is being built.
The Las Vegas Strip sees billions of dollars wagered each year and the city brings in gamblers from around the world. Visitors will find glitzy properties with every entertainment, dining, and gambling option imaginable.
If you are reading this, odds are that you are interested in casino gambling.
An argument can be made that many of us would like to be gambling all the time. But, considering so many other important things in life – friends, family, earning a living, watching sports on TV – we can’t always be in action. While out of action, though, it makes sense to be thinking about action, learning about it, listening to other people talking about it.
