Live to LoveHe studied the house like a business.
Michael David Meiterman — known to the world as Mikki Mase — didn't start in luxury casinos. He started in juvenile detention in New Jersey, and spent close to six years incarcerated before he turned twenty-one.
By his mid-twenties he'd built and sold a network of 300+ pharmacies and rehab facilities across Florida — walking away with millions. But the thrill, not the money, was the point.
In 2018 he sat down at his first high-stakes baccarat table with a cold observation: the house edge is mathematical, but execution is human. He didn't gamble — he ran a system, tracked patterns, managed his bankroll, and walked away on his number.
What sets him apart from every gambling "guru": he shows the losses too. The $1.5M net loss at Wynn. The $938K in poker. Transparency is the whole flex.