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New podcast up with surveillance agent "Fish". A must listen for any AP. open.spotify.com/episode/6OOAA4…

@sincitycapital Again, I'm not for outlawing gambling but I will continue to say that casinos need regulation and a lot of it in regards to consumer protections. Maybe it never gets better but I'll continue to say it bc it's right. Ppl had the same attitude twds tobacco at one point.

@SD1_AP People are gonna gamble. They always have, always will. You're not gonna save anybody or change anybody's personality by retweeting somebody who says it's bad for casinos to advertise. That's gonna cause people to play MORE blackjack.

Dealers don't know how to play. They watch 1000s of hrs of BJ & yet 99.9% of them don't know basic strategy. They claim they do. The goal is to get a tip. That's it. Give advice, you win the hand→tip. You lose→🤷🏼‍♂️ Great toke hustlers will try & get a tip even when you lose.

@sincitycapital Lol, ok. Still giving advice when they don't know. Yet, they say it confidently.

@SD1_AP Even if they only know basic strategy 70% it's better than a tourist with 0% who is asking. At the end of the day ANY card can come out giving them a 21 or making them bust. That's called gambling which is what the player is there to do and made the legal decision as an adult.

@sincitycapital I don't mistreat them here or in person. I always teach to give them a great experience when you play at their table. Never tip but be nice. They deal with a lot of assholes. Still, they give advice often and don't know what they are talking about. That's just a fact.

@SD1_AP It amazes me how card counters make dealers out to be their enemy like they represent the casino. They make min wage plus tips. The only people stopping you are surveillance and the floor supervisors/managers who back you off. It's annoying how APs treat dealers on social media

Rec book limits close a door but they open a window for sharp bettors to scale up once they know the game. But the devil you know is still the devil.

Absolutely catastrophic for American men. If you are a sports better break away immediately. It is not worth it. You will not win it back. You will not beat the house. You are being exploited.

It should say, "why you should never gamble in Las Vegas." "Tighter than the strip"? Both have awful RTP. Better yet, Don't Gamble.

NEW: Problem gambling involving online sports betting appears to have reached unprecedented levels, according to a leading annual survey released today. The American Sport Fanship Survey, now in its third year, shows a dramatic worsening in user-reported behavior. The Siena Research Institute conducted the poll in February 2026, which included 3,084 responses from a proprietary online panel of U.S. residents. The margin of error was +/- 1.9%. More than a quarter (27%) of Americans have an active online sports betting account. Let’s look at the key findings among these users. 🚨 Percentage of online sports bettors who report chasing losses 2026: 60% 2025: 52% 2024: 53% 🚨 Percentage who say someone else has expressed concern about their betting 2026: 31% 2025: 23% 2024: 22% 🚨 Percentage who say they have lied about the extent of their betting 2026: 27% 2025: 20% 2024: 19% 🚨 Percentage who say they bet more than they should 2026: 42% 2025: 37% 2024: 38% 🚨 Percentage who say they feel bad or ashamed after losing a bet 2026: 43% 2025: 37% 2024: 37% 🚨 Percentage who who say they lose money that causes financial issues 2026: 26% 2025: 20% 2024: 18% 🚨 Percentage who who say they seek help for their gambling 2026: 15% 2025: 9% 2024: 9%

When @POTUS comes to Nevada this week, we must urge him to restore the 100% tax deduction for gambling losses. That’s fair policy.

@DefiantLs The tribes are spending the money.

Arizona’s gaming regulators are spending more on a lawsuit against prediction markets than on actually helping people struggling with gambling addiction. That’s a backwards priority.

@tru3AP Confiscate funds? Definitely not legal.

careful APing on stake, apparently it’s in their TOS that advantage play is not allowed 😂

@VitalVegas Question: Would this be a good thing if we went the more European route and forced employers to actually pay their employees?

Point-of-sale systems have created tipping backlash and Culinary should sue.

I don’t want to RT/QT or even mention his name cause that’s exactly what he wants, but the Atlantic guy found a way to get clicks and is lathering up with the rage bait. Gets traffic from both the anti gambling and the pro gambling crowds and he’s milking the shit out of it.

@roundrobin42 x.com/GamblingMemez/…

@roundrobin42 Is it worse that you aren't delusional about your chances yet continue to light money on fire?

Annoyed to still be on this, but: there's a fundamental, maybe unresolvable disagreement between people who think gambling can be rational entertainment––even if it means losing money––and those who see losers as necessarily suckers

This guy accidentally nails the whole point of this. You'd have to be a complete idiot to free solo a mountain with no training or experience. Everyone knows this. If you're a sports fan who thinks they can win at betting because they know a lot about sports, guess what...

@StanPodolak21 @TheTrooper97 Stan..... 🤫 This guy can call me out all he wants. It's okay. 🤣

@TheTrooper97 So why are u tweeting shit

So I just watched an obvious AP check a phoenix link. Obvious, because he had a stack of Checker tickets thick as his bankroll. He did it completely wrong, ignoring half of every denom. But they say everything is common knowledge and everyone knows everything and there's no reason to be secretive about anything.

I've been saying it. I think @rxgamble has said it in a similar fashion. We simply cannot comprehend the harm that is being done and are just barely starting to see the ramifications on society.

Attorneys involved in the landmark social media addiction case accused sportsbooks of using similar tech and methods to keep customers betting w/ @MerrillLiz espn.com/espn/betting/s…

Just a reminder that any politician coming out against prediction markets are doing it for one reason and one reason only. The $ they get from the casino/books lobby.