Ian Andersen Question

In "Blackjack for Blood" Bryce Carlson seems to me to imply that Ian Andersen got busted by a couple of floor managers and is now out of the Blackjack business (page 112). Is this true? When I read "Burning..." I thought he'd probably made it a little too easy to find out who he was.

If it is true then I would like to wish Ian a truely happy retirement,
"Burning" is the book that inspires me to practice counting every day.

Ian as of last year was still playing a variety of advantage games all over the world. He checks in on BJ21.com every so often.

Ian surfaced on Green Chip just a couple of months ago, with an excellent post on when to leave a shoe game. In the ensuing thread, he discussed what he has been up to lately. If you are a green chip member and missed it, I have provided a link.

If you are not a member, this is yet another reason to join Green Chip.

I wouldn't worry too much about Ian giving away his identity in "Burning the Tables in Las Vegas". He seems to be a fairly devious person. While I have no direct knowledge of this, I would not be surprised to find out that there are several "red herrings" in his book.
For all we know, he lives on a diet of junk food and just put in the chapter about healthy eating to confuse people. Now I don't beleive that this particular example is true, but just think what else he could have been fibbing about.
This is by now means a knock on the book. I enoyed it a great deal. I think that almost anyone could learn something from it.