This is actually a thing though and the slot community and slot content only continues to grow on YT.
It has unlimited earning potential.
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Yeah I was confused by clovis post. There are literally people making 7 figures streaming slots
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I guess I wasn’t thinking of the YouTube revenue. I thought he was offering a profit share of the -ev slot revenue.
Also what kind of deranged human is watching someone else play slots. Sounds like literal hell.
You seem to have a problem understanding people who enjoy things that you don’t.
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Is this hyperbole?
I get an insane amount of slot type recommendations on YT and FB. If its what floats peoples boats power to them.
I mean playing slots sounds like hell to me but people like the pretty lights and sounds. If you csn get half the dopamine of a big bonus without spending anything that seems like a good deal to me.
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It might be true. If not, it’s probably close to true. I would guess that the top slots vlogger/streamer make more money than the top poker vlogger/streamer from ads, merch, etc. that isn’t gambling win/loss. The highest profile slot Youtuber, Brian Christopher, has his own branded slot machine and a namesake gaming area at the Plaza.
Man, people watch the weirdest shit. And I say this as someone who has watched professional wrestling for nearly 4 decades.
Speaking of that, how is Scotty 2 Hotty’s slot Youtube channel?
So, did you chuckle at the guy being named Brian Christopher?
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Damn, edit was too slow.
Slots streams had gotten so big on Twitch that Twitch made a new rule banning streams of unregulated online casinos, namely crypto casinos. The crypto casino Stake (or the founders of it - it’s not 100% clear) basically started Kick because of this and attracted some huge slots streamers.
Anybody streaming Chuck-a-Luck? I could get into that
Right - I don’t think this is a dumb idea at all. People are idiots and I could see a channel just showing big slot winners actually getting an audience.
Yeah, I don’t understand why people enjoy watching slots streaming or videos, but it’s a thing and if someone wants to make money editing said videos, go for it.
You are all dead inside
No, some people are paid by the sites and are basically freerolling.
So I dont know if “spend 7 figures a month on slots while being entertaining on stream and we will cover your losses” is a huge victory for them tbh.
Will the Internet Sleuths jump back on this, or have they lost interest?
https://twitter.com/GmanPoker/status/1707861910778208553?t=dy4oBRzFBeBWflmQkEbSHg&s=19
“Fake threatened with lawsuits” ???