Christopher Pawlicki is an Advantage Player. He only plays the game when he can get the edge. If he can't get the mathematical edge on the theoretical end, he will attempt to get the "physical" edge by exploiting the real-world weaknesses of casino games. With specialized backgrounds in two of the engineering disciplines and business experience, Pawlicki has been a highly-sought after consultant in the automotive and defense industries. With the ability to mathematically model components and systems, Pawlicki quickly and accurately analyzes and optimizes virtual prototypes on the computer well before the large investment in "hard tooling" is made. Mr. Pawlicki founded Structural Engineering Corp., Inc. in 1989. In 1995, his firm merged with Advanced Engineering Analysis, Inc. where he is currently serving as Vice-President of Engineering.

Utilizing his expertise in physics, mathematics and computer science, Pawlicki has applied his knowledge towards discovering or developing the best methods of beating the casino table games. He was quietly and consistently beating these games for a number of years before hooking up with the likes of Laurence Scott, Jerry Patterson and Frank Scoblete (in that order). At the urging of his new high-profile friends, he began to write and share experiences and techniques with the informed gaming public. Pawlicki is teaching various clinics on gaming in Las Vegas, Atlantic City and sometimes Reno.

He presently writes his own newsletter and is a regular contributor for Frank Scoblete's New Chance and Circumstance and Jerry Patterson's JPE Network Newsletter. With periodic work appearing in Casino Player and Midwest Gaming and Www, Pawlicki has recently signed on to write for Larry Edell's Crapshooter newsletter. Aside from www.FairestCasinos.com, Pawlicki also writes for www.casinogamblingedge.com, www.frankscoblete.com and www.rgtgaming.com.

Pawlicki has just finished co-authoring the cutting-edge book Casino Gambling with Jerry Patterson (Perigee Books, New York). For information, see the "casinogamblingedge" web address listed above. With encouragement from Frank Scoblete, Pawlicki has contracted with Bonus Books out of Chicago to write two new books containing very progressive approaches for roulette and craps.

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All you have to do in roulette is predict where the little ball will land when the wheel stops spinning. That's easy enough, and that may be why roulette's been around since the 17th century and is still enormously popular in the casino. When it comes to games of chance like roulette, some believe that fortune is fortune and chance is chance: "Where she stops, nobody knows!" But to others, like Christopher Pawlicki, chance is statistically measurable and fortune is based on mathematical prediction. In order to gain a statistical edge in roulette, Pawlicki's your expert.

Regina Naslund, Editor