Las Vegas gambler beat casinos out of $15M. Now she’s telling her story
Her memoir, “Advantage Player,” explores the high-stakes world of professional gambling, a difficult upbringing and a potential television adaptation starring Elvis Presley’s granddaughter. Professional gambler Gina Fiore is releasing her book "Advantage Player," detailing her two decades as a professional gambler in Las Vegas. The book details her personal struggles and unlikely path to Hollywood. Fiore used her edge to beat casinos out of $15 million over 20 years, including $97,000 in cash that was wrongfully seized from her by a DEA agent at an Atlanta airport. The author overcame long odds to secure a book deal and secured a TV deal for a possible HBO series based on her life before she wrote her book. The memoir, "Advertising Player: A Memoir of Blackjack, Backrooms and Beginnings," was published on October 27.
Published : 4 hours ago by Todd Dewey in Lifestyle
The former blackjack dealer spent two decades exploiting an edge at casino tables. Her new memoir details her gambling career, personal struggles and unlikely path to Hollywood.
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