Sarah and Victor are going to hate this. Someone made an account with their names so they can troll lol. Someone even copied the comment below and posted it in the Slot Lady thread on Wizard of Odds thinking it was really them, not realizing it is a troll lol
Whoever set up that account is a genius. Who's going to come out and take credit for that masterpiece. Bravo Bravo !Originally Posted by PositiveVariance
Sarah and Victor are going to hate this. Someone made an account with their names so they can troll lol. Someone even copied the comment below and posted it in the Slot Lady thread on Wizard of Odds thinking it was really them, not realizing it is a troll lol
Sarah, just in case your curious what a refund of the simp cheddar would cost you...
Just shy of 70 Grand.
10,390 super chat donations at just shy of a $7 per average donation.
Threads been dead a bit. Thought we could bring it back with something light. Maybe get a personalized cameo from Mr. HackJack for a green chip.
BTW if it’s for “Business Purposes” make sure you pay 7X. Don’t be disingenuous and lie about what it’s for. That would be like stacking the deck.
https://www.cameo.com/mr.blackjack?qid=1645494802
I am still here, I come back and lurk to see if you guys have seen anything I might not have caught. For obviously reasons I won't divulge what I still have and what new has come into my email from people who have sent additional receipts. With everything in YouTube slots, you have to let things ferment before bringing it to light. I'm patient, there are so many things besides slot lady that I sit on and wait for the opportune time to reveal it. By the way Victor, I love watching you lose and throw a temper tantrum. I've been saving those clips and will use them in the next video for a little funny segment....toodles
I was looking at Ladyluckhq’s Youtube channel. As mentioned here before, she plays mostly high limit slots. Lots of $100 slots.
What I find interesting is she made a couple videos about a year ago of how much money she made for the month on YouTube and another of what she made on Facebook. Yes, Facebook! I was unaware that you can earn from Facebook. The numbers are very surprising. Keep in mind that these videos were made around a year ago when she had around 120k subs. Currently she has 212k subs, so naturally she’s making more money a year later since her views have increased since then.
The monthly number for YouTube was $48,000. The amount she earned on Facebook for the month was $21,000. I was fairly shocked by the Facebook amount.
She doesn’t always play $100 machines, but she does play high limits which is VERY EXPENSIVE.
Generally the payback on a $100 machine is better than lower denominations, but it’s still a high amount. Let’s say between 6% and 8%. Let’s average it at 7%. This means every $100 into the machine, she gets $93 back(long term). Every $100 spin cost her about 7 bucks. Let’s say a spin every 4 seconds (She probably spins faster than this). 15 spins per minute multiplied by $7 is $105 per minute. Yes, $105 per MINUTE! Per hour is $6,300. Goes fast.
So by playing this high there are many benefits. Do the benefits outweigh the financial drawback? I’m not sure. Most Slot Youtubers only show their wins. So they may have to film 4 videos to get a win. The nice thing about playing $100 per spin, you are going to get a lot of wins over $1,200. Which to the viewer seems like a lot of money. In reality it’s only 12x your bet. So if she was playing $1 denomination, it would only be $12 bucks! Definitely not the highlight of a video at only $12. But a hand pay $1200 or a bit more is still worth showing as to most viewers, they are entertained by the amount won not so much by how high the multiple is of the initial bet. So if she gets a $1,500 hand pay but put 2k into the machine it’s still entertaining to many of her viewers.
So even though she is bringing in excellent YouTube and Facebook revenue, a lot of money is going out. Also, I’m not sure if the $48k from Youtube it shows is before or after Youtube takes their 40% cut. In the Youtube video, she stated she still has her day job. Something to do with software. Anyway, it’s interesting she gives a look inside her account.
Like Slotlady, she obviously gets a lot of views due to her looks. I find many of her outfits, especially her shirts horrendous. I don’t get the puffy shoulder thing.
This would actually be a good business opportunity...
Find a very attractive model with a great personality. Partner up with her by putting up the money, then watch that simp cheddar roll on in!
Last edited by PositiveVariance; 03-07-2022 at 02:37 PM.
FB introduced "stars" a couple of months ago which is a form of tip, similar to bits on Twitch which would potentially help boost incomes for people like that.
I also suspect your estimate for -EV on $100 slots is probably on the high side, but I do agree, it is possible to burn money quickly.
I watch an NZ based slot streamer group and on a bad run at $10 spins, they can burn $2k in 25-35 minutes.
PFA Rookie of the Year Awards
2012: The Templar (unknown)
2013: Jasep $5000+
2015: Micon's gofundme legal defense $3k begging for 100k:
2018: 4Dragons
2019: Dutch Boyd: Mike Postle
2020: Covid19
2021: SMIFlorida and some sort of shit coins for $50k
2023: 22nd Feb 4th Dec Youtube channels removed
2024: Dustin Morgan wins Chrissy's $1000 contest: May 3rd another channel gone.
2025 Chrissy loses his FB page in mid January.
Does Brian Christopher really owns this business called MaxBet?
It seems that alot of these slot players on YouTubers are full of crap.
Does this dude really have a legit job when he calls going to work to the casino?
Also…is the guy in the green spending his dad’s social security at the casino?
I used to follow FNS years ago (the green shirt dude and his dad). I stopped because it just gets boring. I got the impression they were wealthy though. I mean the channel is definitely the son's pet project and the dad just wants to play slots. I think, could be wrong, but the son is a little "special". Not that any of it matters, yeah I think it still boils down to dad is blowing money left and right on high limit slots, the son made a channel of it. I don't think though the channel was born out of trying to jump on the slot streaming fad, was more dads already hard at it lets make some videos.
Yeah the people who are chunking off their $ at slots anyway might as well make videos, if it will help recover some of their losses (or give their "challenged" son a hobby/project which might also make money).I used to follow FNS years ago (the green shirt dude and his dad). I stopped because it just gets boring. I got the impression they were wealthy though. I mean the channel is definitely the son's pet project and the dad just wants to play slots. I think, could be wrong, but the son is a little "special". Not that any of it matters, yeah I think it still boils down to dad is blowing money left and right on high limit slots, the son made a channel of it. I don't think though the channel was born out of trying to jump on the slot streaming fad, was more dads already hard at it lets make some videos.
Slots, for the most part, are a very depressing and lonely way to lose money. People just sit quietly, usually alone, mindlessly spinning, and watch their money fly away, punctuated by a few medium-to-big hits which only delay the inevitable.
At least with video poker, there's decisions to be made. With slots, you're just pressing buttons -- something a monkey could be trained to do.
havent read the whole thread but what is the scam here? are these people selling slot "strategys" or something? Or are they just being less than truthful on how much they are wagering / winning / losing ?
"Just Do Your Job"
"Discipline or Regret"
MaxBetTv is a company started by Landon Jones and Michael McKiski - two gentlemen who have worked in Casino's for a decade, plus - at the start of the pandemic on March 18th 2020 as a casino content curator and aggregator. I've heard chatter that there company was made in response to social media's ever tightening grip on advertising and payments for casino content as the wind is shifting into only allowing monetization for "cleaner content" on mainstream platforms like Youtube/Tiktok/Instagram. It's a place where they can stream and upload casino content with the promise of being "paid more" according to maxbettv as they would be hosting the video and not Youtube. Pretty much, they want to make a gambling youtube and a gambling IPTV channel, so they can sell ads/not be taken off youtube for casino content and not have to split it with an ad program AND youtube.
Slot500Club's Kelly Koffler is a Director of Content Development and has a prominent youtube channel here - you might've seen her videos like this one:
MaxBetMedia - sibling company to maxbettv - is filming a "documentary" at some Indian casino at the time of this writing(March 15-17th 2022) about being a "slot influencer". It's really an advertisement for the Gratton Casino with Youtube casino content creators.
Some of the drama is that other casino creators are wondering how did this company pop-off and have all this money to do events. Some in the community have told me through heresay that there's a silent partner or two. I'm not INSUNIATING anything, but who would want a platform where they can monetize fully and not deal with youtube's capricious and byzantine rules on content uploaded on their platform.
Ladyluck Hq's backer aka husband
I'm back
I wasn't going to bother to post this but since I see EZ is having a big come back I figured why not throw something else out there for speculation.
I'm visiting Toronto for a few days, staying in a building with a CN Tower view, picture below for the hell of it. So it crossed my mind to see where abouts the great ACA Canadian headquarters is located, since the address is publicly in their NV corporate registration. Well wouldn't you know it, quite literally across the street is their building.
It is right next door to Scotia Bank arena where the Raptors and Leafs play, and 2 blocks from the CN Tower and Rogers Centre where the Blue Jays play. All to say this isn't cheap real estate. The condo I'm staying in is worth well over a million, and the few for sale I found around here that don't have CN tower views are close to a million still.
If you actually do a little research, you can find listing pictures of the ACA Canadian address, looks like it was last sold in 2019 for $800K.
So the question is, how the hell can they afford a $800K 2 bedroom condo in pretty much the heart of Canada's biggest city? And what are they doing with it while living in Vegas? Ultimately, doesn't matter what they do with it, could be rented out, could be an Airbnb, who knows. But how did they afford such a place? I'm assuming they own it, you wouldn't rent that place then disappear on it, unless maybe subleasing it.
Looking forward to EZ's video, been wanting some ACA drama for a bit.
I wonder if the place was rented, or if it was/is owned by the parents of one of the two?
Nice view from your room, btw. I went to Toronto once and only once -- back in 2014. Was part of a trip to Detroit (yes, Detroit), Windsor, Niagara Falls, and Toronto. Went to the top of the CN tower and to Toronto Island Park.
Food in the city wasn't particularly good, which surprised me.
Looking forward to the EZ video tonight.
Looks like as I called it, Slotlady's channel is coming to an end. They are constantly losing money stream after stream and now are "taking a break" for a few months or so.
I think the writing was on the wall for the channel to fold once Victor became the face of it. Let's be honest nobody wants to watch him. I don't know this for sure but imo Sarah was tired of gambling and streaming and she gave Victor an ultimatum. He needed to take over and she'd eventually move to the background or she was done.
I also believe that whether Victor was going to become the face or not, my guess is that Sarah gave him a year or so and she was moving on anyways. She's always miserable and probably was primed to leave regardless of Victor.
Victor needs to recruit another girl to play. Sarah clearly isn't into it anymore, and the channel is going to collapse if it's just him playing.
EZ’s video showed that the numbers don’t lie. Viewership is extremely low when Victor was alone on the thumbnail. It’s highest when Sarah is on the thumbnail. But what’s staggering is they have now increased their viewership by simply removing any face from the thumbnail when Victor is playing alone.
What a total indictment on Victor as a creator. Regardless if Victor is a good guy or a bad guy, what is clear is he is a stone degenerate. I would never allow him to livestream if I owned a casino. You simply can’t have someone with this attitude when playing continue to pump out content.
I was thinking maybe this latest break is both financial and the El Cortez has finally put their foot down on his incessant whining during the livestreams. He probably has gotten away with it because of the previous relationship with Sarah and the El Cortez being a poorly run shit hole.
The way Victor acts when losing is not something he can control imho. So if they are telling him to cut the shit, Sarah may have to tape his mouth shut during the livestreams.
To Sarah/Victor, if you do respond to EZ’s video please do not sidestep the reason for removing Victor from the thumbnail. I already know Sarah would say something like “Just wanted to do something different”. Numbers don’t lie kid.
Also Victor, you are not the unluckiest gambler ever. You are buying in for $1,000 dollars and putting up at least $100 each round in a -EV game. That’s how it goes.
Last edited by JeffDime; 04-07-2022 at 06:51 PM.
They have posted a response. Victor is actually reading the Daily Racing Form.
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