Each state is special, but some appear more special than others. Kentucky with historic horse racing, Oklahoma with many state-tribal compacts, and Washington with a tribal lottery system each seems different, but are similar to states like yours, wherever it is. And slots-related questions! Plus, Louisiana slots in 2020.
Professor Slots Podcast Show
Podcast Episode 77: What Should We Call Ourselves? (Live Q&A) | KS & KY Slots in 2020
We start with a discussion about what your state’s gaming regulations offer to help you win at slots, how growth of the Professor Slots fanbase might eventually lead to a state-by-state movement to improve these regs, and a call-out for a better name for us than “slots enthusiasts”. Plus, Kansas & Kentucky slots in 2020.
Podcast Episode 76: Questions and More Questions (Live Q&A) | IN & IA Slots in 2019
With Super Bowl held today, I started yesterday’s live Q&Q session with reviewing two of my winning slots strategies which take advantage of special events and holidays promoted at casinos. Quite a few slots players joined, so we switched over to questions, questions, and more questions! Plus, Indiana & Iowa slots in 2019.
Podcast Episode 74: Las Vegas Slots Strategies (Live Q&A) | Guam and Hawaii Slots in 2019
Las Vegas Slots Strategies (Live Q&A) | Guam and Hawaii Slots in 2019 Las Vegas visits exceed 42 million people yearly. You might soon be one of them. Have you prepared to win at slots? I offer seven secrets to winning at slots in Las Vegas. Whether you’re a frequent traveler or a newbie, this […]
Podcast Episode 73: Slots Strategies Exist (Live Q&A) | Florida and Georgia Slots in 2019
Slots Strategies Exist (Live Q&A) | Florida and Georgia Slots in 2019 A fan asked, “Is there really any way to win in slots or its just luck??” Excellent question! It’s both. Casinos have broken the odds of winning so they aren’t fully random anymore. I explain how my winning strategies take advantage of casino […]
Podcast Episode 72: Income Tax Gambling Deductions | District of Columbia Slots in 2019
Knowing what you’ve won and lost at slots is advantageous, so keeping gambling records is important. With them, you might possibly get a tax refund as well as use them to analyze your overall gambling performance over time. Caution: Can your gambling deductions be applied locally? Plus, District of Columbia slots in 2019.
