Money Management Tips Live | Georgia and Guam Slots in 2021
To help keep your winnings on your casino trip to play slot machines, I’ve reviewed 11 slots money management tips. I’ve grouped these practical tips into preparing for your trip, what to do upon arrival, actions to take while playing slots, and what to do after returning home. Plus, Georgia and Guam slots in 2021.
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Quick Episode Summary
- Intro (0:00)
- Georgia Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2021 (1:02:25)
- Introduction
- Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in Georgia
- Slot Machine Private Ownership in Georgia
- Gaming Control Board in Georgia
- Casinos in Georgia
- Non-Tribal Casinos in Georgia
- American Indian Casinos in Georgia
- Other Gambling Establishments
- Our Georgia Slots Community Facebook Group
- Payout Returns in Georgia
- Summary
- Annual Progress in Georgia
- Guam Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2021 (1:06:29)
- Introduction
- Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in Guam
- Slot Machine Private Ownership in Guam
- Gaming Control Board in Guam
- Casinos in Guam
- Non-Tribal Casinos in Guam
- American Indian Casinos in Guam
- Other Gambling Establishments
- Our Guam Slots Community Facebook Group
- Payout Returns in Guam
- Summary
- Annual Progress in Guam
- Closing (1:11:27)
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