LadyLuckHQ is what Vic and Sarah wished they could be.

They were actually on the way there, but Sarah's increasing disdain for being on camera and Vic's gambling habit derailed all of it.

I believe the allegations about LadyLuck. I am not even sure if it's a gaming violation to give an influencer fake money to play with on-camera, which can't be cashed out. The casino could possibly get around any kind of gaming law against this by just having a contract with LadyLuck that they are providing her the funds, but also own 100% of the action. So in a way it's real gambling with a real payout, but the payout goes right back to the casino.

There's no such thing as a perpetually "lucky" slot player. That's either an advantage player, or someone who is given special privileges by the casino. It is possible that the casino has agreed to lock up certain AP-able slots as soon as they get in a good state, and reserve them for LadyLuck. That would be unethical, but possibly legal, as I don't believe there are gaming laws on the books regarding advantage states of machines.