This man once opened dozens of accounts under false names at a bank that offered $500 to anyone who set up a new account.  
This man once opened dozens of accounts under false names at a bank that offered $500 to anyone who set up a new account.  He died of throat cancer in Florida after fleeing to that state when authorities caught wind of his fraudulent "American-Indian Lottery" operated under the name of Pleasure Time Incorporated.  His ingenious scheme to stash thousands of dollar bills in his home to win a radio serial number matching contest was foiled when he was burgled.  This man's breakthrough came when he discovered that there was no penalty on the #4 and #8 squares on the (*) Big Board.  In his most notable appearance, this man introduced himself as an ice cream truck driver from Ohio to host Peter Tomarken.  CBS initially refused to pay this man, who was the subject of the GSN documentary Big Bucks.  For 10 points, name this man who won $110,237 by deciphering the pattern of Press Your Luck.
This man once opened dozens of accounts under false names at a bank that offered $500 to anyone who set up a new account.  
Michael Larson [or Paul Michael Larson] 