Favorite YouTube Slot Uploaders? :)

Just giving a quick call out to a couple of channels not mentioned that I recently started watching:

Akafuji slots: no talking just sounds of the casino and the slot she is playing.. some text overlays noting the cash in/out. I find the videos meditative at times. She bets on the higher side though.. $15-100 typical.

Cowboy Slots: former slot tech who favors the older games .. 3 reel ... Provides mostly instructional content on how slot machines work and how the casinos operate. Occasional slot play too.

 

In enjoy Slotmanjack Slots.
He keeps it real and very entertaining.

 

Watch vegas Matt and his sandos on occasion


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Matt Bridgers "Bridger Across America" series that he just wrapped up last month is excellent. Visiting casinos while driving across the US. Great to see his perspective on these places he's never been.

 

+1 on SDGuy. He plays at all my local casinos but I can't stand his hyper-manic demeanor. Not sure who he is appealing to.

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Jackpot Judo is a slot player that I recently came across on YouTube.. he is now our favorite. He lives in Tennessee and plays in various casinos in the area.. he has some impressive wins and some pretty good tips.. not pushy at all.

On his channel he offers tips for slot players (his opinion of course), and shows his high bet play. His posts are basically split into two parts.. building a bankroll and playing for jackpots. I really appreciate some of his tips such as how to 'evaluate' a slot machine and the 'left pocket' strategy. I've always done the 'left pocket' myself but Mrs. blue didn't. This trip she took Judo's advice and tried the 'left pocket' strategy. She was pleasantly surprised that we didn't go over our daily bank, yet brought home several thousands in 'profit'. Most of Judo's tips are common sense, but they were new to us.

Last month he was in Vegas and he had a great time.. lots of handpays..! He's fun to watch..! In a three day stay (2 full days and 2 half days) he won $159k and he documented his weekend in a 4 part post.. here is his Part 4 recap..

 

He didn't win $159K, that was the total of his jackpots. He doesn't say how much he poured in to get the 159. Vegas Matt lost $300K on slots last year. He made $1M off the various social media platforms.

 

How is that awkward? That's the way a "successful" channel works. Don't people want to "net profit"? Losing at slots is just a "cost of business." Now should a channel be making that much in a year? Meh. But I am not a person addicted to slot videos. I mostly think they are dumb. The main thing I like about them is if I want to see bonus rounds on new machines.

 

He appeals to me. Say what you want, the man has 165,000 followers on his main Youtube account. So I know I'm not alone. I tried watching The Big Payback, and he seems like a nice guy. But zero personality. Brian (SD Guy) is chock full of personality. When he is annoyed, you know it. When hes pissed, you know it. And when he is happy, you know it. I know he is brash with the cussing and stuff. But he is true to himself.

I like muzzle man, his voice of reason and alter ego. I can only image how weird it would be gambling next to him, while he is arguing with himself doing different voices.