Though Jean Scott was well-known to a select few Las Vegas aficionados throughout the 1990s, it wasn't until the publication of The Frugal Gambler in 1998 that she became a household name to casino players across the country. Since then, it's likely that no gambling personality has been featured more often in the media than this "Gambling Grandma." Her frequent national publicity, her long-term success in casinos around the world, and the solid low-rolling advantage-play techniques she's divulged along the way have all helped catapult Jean's frugal-gambler series into the ranks of best-selling gambling books. The Frugal Gambler Casino Guide both updates and backdates The Frugal Gambler and More Frugal Gambling by covering, in comprehensive detail, the state-of-the-art techniques of casino gambling for low-rollers and the concepts on which frugal gambling is built: how to lose less and play longer. At first glance, Jean Scott appears to be what she is -- your average 60-something retired English teacher from the Midwest. In her secret life, though, she's the most successful casino low roller in the country. Dubbed the "Queen of Comps" by CBS's 48 Hours, by using slot clubs, taking advantage of promotions and contests, gambling with coupons, and exploiting everything in the casino world that's even remotely vulnerable, Jean has developed a technique for getting everything she wants from the casinos from Las Vegas to Atlantic City. She has been featured on Dateline, Hard Copy, To Tell the Truth, and numerous Travel and Discovery channel documentaries. She lives in Las Vegas.