Host Conor Woodman spends his time in Las Vegas looking past the casino floors and neon marquees to find the hustles the city runs on. He rides along with grifters working the Strip, meets pawnshop operators who profit off gamblers who have run out of luck, and talks to card counters and street con artists who explain exactly how their scams work on tourists who think they know better. Woodman does not just interview people at a distance; he embeds with them, following pickpockets and card sharks through casino floors and back-of-house rooms to see the mechanics of the con up close. The film treats Vegas as a case study in a city built entirely around separating visitors from their money, legally through the house edge and illegally through everything operating in its shadow. Interviews with security staff and reformed hustlers fill out the picture from both sides of the con.