Making a living playing slots can supplement your household income or be a full-time career. It's also a lot like being a professional poker player. You either grind it out making a steady income locally or travel nationally for months. Either way, you’ll need to know how to win at slots. Plus, Rhode Island slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode101/. 

I explain to slots enthusiasts like you the advantages your state provides to help you win at slots. Not using my free online resource for slots enthusiasts would be like ... not using your casino's free slot play! Does your state have a payout limit? Or return statistics? Both? Neither? Plus, Puerto Rico slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode100/. 

This rapid fire Q&A session answers slots-related questions I've collected from slots enthusiasts lately. I'd asked them to bring it, and they most certainly did! What was the biggest question? “When there are 1200 slot machines, how do you find the 2 or 3 paying slots in the casino?” Plus, Pennsylvania slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode99/. 

Would you win more if you didn't use your player's club card? Casinos give away free stuff with their clubs: free slots play, shorter lines, comps, travel, hosts, & events. The higher the tier level & the greater your recent play, the better the free stuff. But is it truly anything you want? Plus, Oregon slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode98/.

Gaming regulations vary depending on the state. Your state may be very different from your neighboring states. Which one should you pick? And tribal casinos? Gaming machines also have different classifications, where one Class may well be restricted by state law while another Class isn't. Plus, Oklahoma slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode97/. 

Keeping good gambling records helps with more than income tax preparation. Knowing what you’ve won and lost at slots is an advantage play. I review minimum gambling records for slots enthusiasts, then press forward with more to help you win again and not just with a bigger income tax refund. Plus, Ohio slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode96/. 

This third easy step to improving your gambling performance is all about you. Every slots enthusiast has wants, needs, and desires. What do you want from your assessed casino and chosen slot machines? How can you master casino slots and win your way to success without focused gambling goals? Plus, CNMI slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode95/. 

After assessing casinos is choosing the best slot machines. But how do we do that well? With central servers and modern casinos, not all slot machines are the same. Many slots players dive right in without a plan. On today's live stream, I'll help you get started on developing that plan. Plus, North Dakota slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode94/. 

As casinos re-open near you, do you need help figuring out which one you should play slots at? Shouldn't you go to the best available? But how do you figure out which casino is best for you? On our live stream, I explain how to perform casino assessments highlighting casino openings. Plus, North Carolina slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode93/. 

We dive into more on casino re-openings in the states of OK, WI, and WA. Are their slots tight, loose, or first loose and then tight after opening each day as we’ve seen at Oklahoma’s tribal casinos? Well, we know what’s what thanks to casino reports from my slots communities on Facebook. Plus, New York slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode92/.