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Gambler Anthony Curtis Excels in Playing Blackjack
Anthony Curtis has always been interested in gambling since his teenage years. He has experienced playing different gambling games, but he is particularly interested in the game of blackjack.
Anthony Curtis did not know any gambling activity until he was sixteen years old when a friend gave him a blackjack book as a gift. As he read the book, he became interested in such casino game. It prompted him to read more books about blackjack until he became knowledgeable about such game.
Anthony Curtis was raised in Detroit, Michigan but he moved to California to study at the University of California, Los Angeles. However, he stopped studying in 1979 and relocated to Las Vegas, Nevada to play gambling games. He was not very successful at first, experiencing several losses that forced him to find other sources of income.
Despite the hardships he experienced, Anthony Curtis continued to play blackjack until he developed exceptional skills. This professional blackjack player experienced playing against blackjack giant Stanford Wong and the members of the MIT Blackjack Team. He also experienced participating victoriously in several blackjack events such as the US$60,000 Las Vegas Blackjack Championship and the US$76,000 World Matchplay Blackjack Championship.
However, as years went by, he experienced difficulties with regard to playing in casinos in Las Vegas. This made him decide to eventually venture into publishing, although he would not be leaving gambling for good.
True enough, this professional blackjack player became successful in the publishing industry. His first two gambling books titled "The Art of Gambling" and "Bargain City-Booking, Betting, and Beating the New Las Vegas" were successful.
Aside from being an author of gambling books, this professional blackjack player has also been writing articles about gambling for such periodicals as "The London Times," "Discover Magazine," "The Wall Street Journal," "Newsday," "The LA Times," "Casino Player," "Chicago Sun-Times," "Pubisher's Weekly," and "USA Today." He has also been making appearances in such television programs as "Dateline NBC" and "48 Hours." In other television networks, he has also been hired to become a consultant.
Despite his busy schedule, Anthony Curtis makes it a point to still find time to participate in several high-stakes blackjack tournaments. But most of the time, this professional blackjack player prefers to spend time managing Huntington Press, a publishing company that he has established to print gambling books. So it means that even though he is not as active in playing blackjack as before, the things that keep him busy nowadays are still related to gambling.
