Janet Jones’ Secret Drug Use During Blackjack Tournaments Exposed!

Provigil, A Gambler’s Steroid?

 

 She’s an NHL legend’s wife who’s widely known to be addicted to gambling. Now, Janet Jones may have picked up another addiction – this time, in the form of a drug. Not surprisingly, it’s an upper – but it’s far from being a common one. That’s why it’s being dubbed ‘Viagra for the Brain’.

Janet Jones knows all too well that part of competing in high stake blackjack tournaments – like the $850K one she recently took part in, last weekend at The Palazzo Las Vegas – often requires players to stay up and alert for several hours on end. Those hours are often so many that doing so is humanly impossible – that is, unless one has a little help.
Sources say Janet Jones’ ‘help’ comes in the form of a drug. Provigil, also known as ‘Viraga for the brain’, is what HSK has learned Janet Jones, and other high stake blackjack players like her, heavily rely on to keep them in the game. Know why? Because people on Provigil can stay focused for several days without sleep, making them superhuman-like. Don’t believe me. Ask billionaire Dave Asprey.
Here’s the drop:

“As Janet walked into the room where the Palazzo Las Vegas tournament was held, I saw her immediately ask a waitress for a drink. Once she got it, I saw her reach into her handbag, take something out, and put her hand to her mouth before taking a sip of her beverage. She then spoke with many people who greeted her, laughing during their small talk. About 15-minutes later, she appeared overly excited and headed over to the tables.”

Announcement regarding Janet Jones seeking rehabilitation after suffering from “exhaustion” in 3…2…1