Mr. Hand Pay triples his $30K buy-in

I Crushed My Biggest Blackjack Session Yet - Epic Table Win Alert! - Mr. Hand Pay, at Foxwoods casino



I tried my own betting strategy to Mr. Hand Pay's plays (on a handheld calculator) and wound up ahead about $28K on his hands (the three on the right).
I read they have $50 to $3K, and $100 to $6K tables on the main floor, and even $200 to $10K tables on the 25th floor. You could ask for even higher, as they will accommodate any stakes. There's a $100 max on Match The Dealer.
I read an entry from BJ Insider a now defunct website that had a counter's report from Foxwoods pre-COVID.
https://www.bjinsider.com/newsletter_94_foxwoods.shtml

I believe I read somewhere he is a host. I enjoy his videos and repoitoire. Last video I watched he had a heck of a run and ended up tipping the dealer's $4250

Mr. Hand Pay brings out folders of mailer offers from different casinos that he plays at. He also mentions a few times that he is a host of Mr. Hand Pay Casino & Travel.
Most casino offers are not worth his time, but when the free plays get into the multi-thousands it perks up his interest.
He mentions slot RTP percentages that he has printouts of. He seems to take a dim view of amounts below 92%. Turning Stone has that just barely beat, and Resorts World in NY, almost. Most of the places in the country are regulated by the state and have ranges that dip well below 90% and he doesn't like to fly blind into those one-armed bandits. He won't go to so many casinos because the comps and the slot RTP are too low.

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He mentions slot RTP percentages that he has printouts of.
He seems to take a dim view of amounts below 92%. Turning Stone has that just barely beat, and Resorts World in NY, almost. Most of the places in the country are regulated by the state and have ranges that dip well below 90% and he doesn't like to fly blind into those one-armed bandits. He won't go to so many casinos because the comps and the slot RTP are too low.
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How does he get these rtp printouts?

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He mentions slot RTP percentages that he has printouts of.
He seems to take a dim view of amounts below 92%. Turning Stone has that just barely beat, and Resorts World in NY, almost. Most of the places in the country are regulated by the state and have ranges that dip well below 90% and he doesn't like to fly blind into those one-armed bandits. He won't go to so many casinos because the comps and the slot RTP are too low.
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How does he get these rtp printouts?
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I think a more important question would be how one can know which RTP setting is on what machine and what casino at any given time.

Parsheets are not that hard to get ahold of if you want to, but they are not always very helpful.