Except for my 5-pull slots strategy, after going through the work necessary to find winning slots machines, I discuss how many of them you should you expect to find in any one casino. How many? Expect up to three winning slot machines. And, odds are, they won't be your favorite game theme. Plus, Maryland slots in 2020. Show notes are available at https://professorslots.com/episode79/.

Quick Episode Summary

• Intro (0:00)

• Expect Up to Three Winning Slot Machines (Live Q&A) (0:59)
  • Video on Jon Friedl YouTube Channel
  • Video on FaceBook's Professor Slots Page

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• Maryland Slot Machine Casino Gambling in 2020 (1:03:52)
  • Introduction
  • Relevant Legal Statutes on Gambling in Maryland
  • Slot Machine Private Ownership in Maryland
  • Gaming Control Board in Maryland
  • Casinos in Maryland
    • Non-Tribal Casinos in Maryland
    • American Indian Casinos in Maryland
    • Other Gambling Establishments
  • Our Maryland Slots Community Facebook Group
  • Payout Returns in Maryland
  • Summary
  • Annual Progress in Maryland

• Closing (1:08:42)

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