As a blackjack fanatic, ludicrous thoughts commonly conjure in my mind regarding elaborate lifestyles allowing me to play blackjack full-time while traveling and experiencing adventures one might not get to working a 9-5. One such ubiquitous thought among APs might be going full-time pro and traveling the country. There is plenty of information readily available for one to plan out a "circuit" or loop hitting up all the US casinos and to just keep going round in circles indefinitely. I'm interested in your thoughts on extrapolating this to a "world circuit".
How intriguing and simply surreal would it be to have a circuit mapped out hitting every casino in the known world that offers beatable blackjack? How would one even go about researching this? There seems to be a huge void in information regarding conditions around the world. I have read peculiar things on the internet, such as that Early surrender still exists in South African casinos; this and other information seems to point to the notion that many countries around the world offer much more generous conditions than the US.
Of course, safety would be of primary concern. Converting to local currency and back again, especially in smaller and obscure countries, might nullify any gains. Any other concerns or considerations? Surely a well funded master of blackjack could complete this behemoth of blackjack trips, and maybe earn himself/herself a spot on the Blackjack Hall of Fame as well.
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