The way this video is cut reminds me of retro corporate training videos. I like it, it's charming. It's like watching an instructional video on how to gamble lol

The best piece of advice I ever got was this: if you spread your money - all of your money, not part or most - across the numbers at the Craps table, there is only one chance in 6 that you will lose it on the next roll. Therefore, fly out to Vegas, get settled in your room, go down to the casino, spread every dollar you've got across the numbers at the Craps table, making sure to 'buy' the 4 and 10, and spend the profit from the next roll enjoying your free vacation. One visit in six you're going to be sorely disappointed, but the other 5 times, you will love doing and seeing everything 'on the house'. Note: learn the rules of Craps before going, so that you know when your bets are 'working' and when they are not. Also, many a player has walked out with regret after leaving their money out there for one roll too many.

Great video as usual. One tip I would like to add is: always shop around. Going off the strip or downtown you can usually find table games with much lower minimums, and true 3:2 blackjack instead of the insidious 6:5 blackjack.

Thanks for your great work, Love the bloopers!

Lol….love the bloopers. My gambling tip for first timers is learn how to play Video Poker and learn how to read pay tables on the machine.

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I’ve spent the last five years of my life, educating myself on slot machines and gambling so all these mistakes you showed this video I do not make I don’t drink anymore and I usually come home with more than I gamble 75% of the time I come home from Vegas with more money than I gamble with

I know making these videos isnt the easiest, I appreciate the hard work and all the great info y'all always give. ☺

Omg the edits and bloopers had me cracking up 🤣🤣 another great video 🤎

Great informative video for the newbies. Funny bloopers at the end. 🤣 Keep up the great work. 👍

Good advice is seldom heeded. We love Vegas but it is costly. We go to have fun and spending is just part of it.

Great video - the denominators caught us out so many times on our first trip 😂 we check every slot machine now screaming at each other “are you sure that’s only a 1 dollar spin” 😂

love the outtakes

Loved the outtakes!

😂😂 love the outtakes

Love the video guys, cute couple and great info presented in a entertaining and credible way ...dig the blackjack T shirt

The outtakes... 😂

We used Casino Quest in the Fashion Show Mall, the guys there were great. $25 for an hour lesson. I chose Roulette, hubby learnt Craps. We did so much better in the Casino after learning some basic strategy.

Thank You!

Great video. When it comes to mistake #2, this also applies to the sportsbooks as well as I have seen many people when visiting Vegas (especially when I was there during the World Cup in 2022) not know the terms related to sports betting such as over/under, spread & parlay & what they mean before they place a bet. As a result, they overdo it in an effort to try to maximize their winnings & end up losing money when the outcome they wanted doesn't happen. In addition some staff members at sportsbooks get quite upset (especially at the bigger casinos) if they have to take time to explain the basics of sports betting to someone who hasn't placed one before as they want to process as many bets as possible, especially during big events. I totally agree with Jordan that it is important to do your research beforehand so that you are prepared to play that game or place a bet in the case of sportsbooks.