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How do you stand right next to a pit boss while your agent is stealing from the casino? You become invisible.

Dustin and The Kaiser break down the art of the secret agent — how they operated in plain sight at the blackjack table for four years without anyone knowing what was happening right in front of them.

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Before Dustin Marks cheated the casinos — he worked for them.

In this episode, Dustin and The Kaiser pull back the curtain on what it was actually like to deal blackjack in 1980s Las Vegas. Getting hired. Learning the game. The culture of the pit. The unwritten rules every dealer knew. And what Dustin was really thinking the whole time he was standing behind that table.

If you've ever wondered what the world looked like from the dealer's side of the felt — this is the episode.

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Episode 4 of the Cheating at Blackjack podcast takes you inside one of the most deceptive moves in casino cheating: stacking the deck at the blackjack table. This is a video podcast, so you won't just hear about it — you'll see exactly how it was done.
As the dealer, I estimate I stacked my agent over 300 winning hands during my time in the 1980s Las Vegas casinos. But here's what most people get wrong about how we did it.
I didn't always stack my agent a blackjack.

Too many blackjacks draw heat — and heat is the one thing you can't afford. So what did we stack instead? A 15. That's right — on the surface, a losing hand. Why would a cheating dealer stack his own agent a 15?
Because I, as the dealer, would bust.
There is nothing more deceptive than that. A player winning with a 15 looks like luck. A player winning with a blackjack looks like a pattern. That distinction kept us invisible for years.
Of course, stacking the deck means nothing if you can't beat the cut. In Episode 4 we show you that too.

For your best experience watch episode 4 on our Youtube Channel