The Profit High Stakes Chronicles Las Vegas

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The Profit High Stakes Chronicles Las Vegas

In this CNBC original documentary, The Profit, Marcus Lemonis takes you behind the scenes in Las Vegas, spending three days as a high roller to unlock the secrets of Sin City.


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One of our favorite shows, The Profit, visited Vegas in an episode that aired Tuesday January 8.

Lemonis visited Caesars Palace and chatted with veteran blackjack dealer Benny Figgins, checked out the downtown region with D Las Vegas co-owner Derek Stevens, and interviewed Elvis tribute artist Brendan Paul (“from panhandler to millionaire”).

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