With so many new audience members, why don't I show you around Professor Slots a bit? First there's my YouTube Channel live stream alongside lots of much shorter slots videos on various topics. Then there's my podcast, currently up to 131 episodes. And my website, where about 1,000 people visit each day. And lots more! Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode131/. 

In the months leading up and after all U.S. casinos closed in 2020, a big concern for slots enthusiasts is if casinos have reduced their return-to-player (RTP). It seems certain they must have. But when did they and, most importantly, have them stopped? I examine Mississippi’s monthly player win percentages for the facts. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode130/. 

You no longer need to be self-taught. Watch, read, or listen to hours and hours of my free content or buy my book Learning to Win. Then, when you're ready, book a 1-on-1 consultation to develop a strategic game plan to take your slots performance to the next level. I'll also offer an online slots course soon. Plus, Iowa slots in 2021. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode129/. 

Today, I went over three slots-related topics which have some important updates including further analysis on Florida RTP for promotional dollars, taking the mystery out of consults, and the latest changes to IRS rules for keeping good gambling logs for income tax preparation. Plus, Indiana slots in 2021. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode128/. 

A bankroll almost entirely identifies six player’s styles of gambling. A small or large bankroll shouldn’t be a judgment of performance. Instead, it should be judged by how well their gambling goals are being met. Those goals are entirely the province of each player’s wants, needs, and desires. Plus, Illinois slots in 2021. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode127/. 

Too often, a beginner slots player gets lost, figuratively and literally, the first time they enter a casino. It can take a while to learn how to play slot machines. Plus, it isn’t in the best interest of the casino to help. Here, I explain the basics of slots, a bit of history, and what comes next. Plus, Idaho slots in 2021. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode126/. 

All U.S. casinos closed in 2020 for months. Since then, one of the biggest concerns of slots enthusiasts is that casinos are trying to “make back their lost gaming revenue.” But is that true, state-by-state, for either commercial or tribal casinos? And if so, for which? Let’s look closely at Florida slots RTP for its commercial casinos. Plus, Hawaii slots in 2021. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode125/.

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. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode124/. 

A lot has happened with casinos this past year! The U.S. slots industry is constantly changing, updating, adding new game themes, taking old ones away, and tweaking algorithms! I summarize the biggest casino changes that happened last year and how they'll impact strategies this year. Plus, DC and FL slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode123/.

For years, I've been visiting casinos, figuring out how to win at them, then writing reviews. Soon I'll share new casino reviews on YouTube, too. Today we'll cover my perhaps unique way of offering casino reviews. My new casino reviews will be similar ... but with video. Sound good? Good! Plus, Delaware slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode122/.