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If you've played Red Dead Redemption 2 long enough to start hallucinating herons, odds are you've crossed paths with one of the game's most eccentric side characters: Algernon Wasp.
The man, the myth, the monocled socialite.
Complete the RDR2 Gambler 8 Challenge without Losing your Mind
If you've stumbled upon Gambler Challenge #8 in Red Dead Redemption 2, congratulations—you're now locked into one of the most rage-inducing minigame objectives in the entire campaign:
“Win 3 hands of Blackjack with 3 hits or more.”
Sounds simple, right? Just hit your hand three times and win. But Blackjack's Basic Strategy isn't always your friend.
I've heard from LOTS of people spending 4 or 5 hours trying to clear this achivement without even making ONE qualifying hand. With my tips, you should be able to complete the challenge in FULL in 3 hours.
This challenge doesn't care if you're good at blackjack—it cares if you're lucky, patient, and willing to embrace a level of self-loathing normally reserved for taming wild horses in thunderstorms.
If you've ever sunk 100+ hours into Red Dead Redemption 2, riding horseback through rain, snow, and existential dread while Arthur Morgan coughs louder than a Victorian orphan, then you know the real enemy isn't the Pinkertons.
It's the wildlife.
Specifically? The Snowy Egret.
I've been playing A LOT of Plinko over the past few weeks.
If you haven't seen it before, Plinko is a popular game on Stake.us that resembles the famous Price is Right game with the same name.
JackAce has partnered up with Stake.us to provide Live Dealer gambling content!
MILLION DOLLAR Roulette spins, thanks to rap superstar Drake.
And now Jack Haze will be playing for 
Stake Cash on Stake as well.
Here's something you can buy to help a complete n00b play NEARLY PERFECT Blackjack in minutes.
I've IMPROVED my business cards to include a more readable and larger font for the Simplified Blackjack Basic Strategy chart on the back!
So, I'm continuing my efforts to make tools for learning how to solve the Rubik's Cube.
In addition to my publicly provided graphics on the Rubik's Cube Move Notations, and in addition to my composite video on Rubik's Cube Moves, I've now created a whole series of YouTube Shorts that document each of the 18 possible single face moves.
So, I recently published a few videos on how to solve the Rubik's Cube. In making those videos, I learned a lot of things, including that the way I learned may not be the easiest way to learn... But one side effect of creating those videos was a few ideas on how teaching others could be improved.
One of the stepping stones of the Rubik's Cube solving process is learning Move Notations.
I thought there were issues with the many different sources of images you might find online that show you each move. I wanted to improve what was out there for future generations of people who want to learn how to cube.