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In today’s episode, you’ll hear how to get to financial independence via Blackjack (wait, what?).

Yep, that’s right. Cody and Justin are joined by Colin Jones from Blackjack Apprenticeship.

Colin got an education in mathematics and started out as a teacher.

A buddy introduced him to card counting and changed his financial path forever.

He turned a couple thousand dollars he and his wife had saved and tried his hand at the card tables. That small amount of seed money would lead to millions in earnings, a team of prolific card counters, a documentary and his website where he looks to train the next great card counters.

Listen and read below to hear this incredible story.

Episode Summary

• Colin’s upbringing led him to be frugal
• He really just wanted to be in a band and wasn’t interested in college
• His parents urged him to go
• He decided he’d rather go to school than go out on his own
• Colin ended up studying mathematics which was a great foundation to card counting
• When he was 22 a friend gave him a book about card counting to win at blackjack
• Colin then talks about his practice schedule went
• After his friend started ramping up his earnings to $80 an hour, Colin decided to give it a real try
• He took $2k of the $6k he and his wife had saved to seed his efforts
• For the first few months, he wasn’t really making much
• His friend got picked up by a national card counting team
• Then, later on, that same friend transferred all that knowledge to him and that really upped his game
• After a bit, they realized they could make $200+ per hour if they had $100k in money to play with
• For his career-high, he earned $434 dollars per hour
• It took them 6 months of 30 hour weeks to get to six figure earnings
• After a couple years they had formed a team that was making $500k per year
• Colin opens up about how his profession was viewed by his family which were missionaries
• Then Colin talks about the legality of card counting at a casino
  • Spoiler alert: it’s perfectly legal
• Colin also gives us a brief overview of how card counting works
• One interesting thing is Colin has never put money into the stock market
• He prefers to invest in real estate and grow his online business
• His online business is Blackjack Apprenticeship
• The site has online forums, software, and training videos to help you learn card counting yourself
• On top of that, he does three or four live events where he helps polish fellow card counters’ skills
• Colin signs off by challenging everyone to question why they want to be financially independent

Key Takeaways

1. Money can be made everywhere: This is just another example of the limitless ways you can earn money in today’s world.
2. Easy money is hard: Colin can repeatedly walk into a casino and earn money but it took countless hours of hard work and practice.
3. Tombstones: We absolutely loved his statement about the goal isn’t to have financially independent on your tombstone. Life is bigger than that.

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Blackjack is a game of skill and this is where you can learn the skills it takes to beat the game.

The 24 blackjack lessons you see here will take you step-by-step through the process of learning how to play each hand properly, how to count cards, how and when to properly bet and literally hundreds of other “tricks of the trade”. The course is long, but this is not something you have to learn overnight. Take your time, do what we say and you’ll soon be on your way to playing a winning game of Blackjack.

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THE BLACKJACK LESSONS

• 1 – Basic Strategy
• 2 – Learning Basic Strategy
• 3 – Counting Cards (The Basics)
• 4 – Counting Cards (How To Do It)
• 5 – Counting Cards (The Tricks)
• 6 – Counting Cards (Single-Deck Play)
• 7 – Money Management (Part 1)
• 8 – Money Management (Part 2)
• 9 – Money Management (Part 3)
• 10 – Proper Mental Attitude
• 11 – Evaluating Games
• 12 – Casino Playing Tactics
• 13 – Adv Course – Part 1: Basic Strategy Variations
• 14 – Adv Course – Part 2: Basic Strategy Variations (Hit or Stand?)

• 15 – Adv Course – Part 3: Basic Strategy Variations (Doubling)
• 16 – Adv Course – Part 4: Basic Strategy Variations (Splitting)
• 17 – Adv Course – Part 5: Basic Strategy Variations (TEST)
• 18 – Advanced Single-Deck Blackjack – Part 1
• 19 – Advanced Single-Deck Blackjack – Part 2
• 20 – Field Trip with the GameMaster
• 21 – Beating the Double Deck Game – Part 1
• 22 – Beating the Double Deck Game – Part 2
• 23 – Beating the Double Deck Game – Part 3
• 24 – Understanding the Surrender Option

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