This was during the time that the Cali/Nevada casinos were closed and he was running out of slot content. Presumably the cruise won't happen, but it shows that Brian Christopher views his loyal audience as suckers to extract money from.Īnother shady thing that Brian did was during early May, he flew from LA to Spokane Washington, and drove to a Native American casino without quarantining at all to film content for his youtube channel. The same cruise where he gets a kickback from all the gambling going on by the company hosting the cruise.

Thankfully to his deluded fanbase, the hand sanitizer was not able to be procured, but he posted about his gambling cruise in March that was slated for October for his Rudies to go on. This was during the Hand Sanitizer shortage, so you would think this was altruistic for his loyal 'rudies' - that's his term of endearment for his fanbase, but you could find cheaper santizer in bulk on the internet for about $1 according to this video.īrian Christopher was using a global pandemic and the shortage associated with it to pretend to be altruistic while charging triple the price that you could get them online. Back in March 2020, Brian Christopher told his fans that he managed to get some hand sanitizer with a BC slots logo at 'cost' for 2 ounces at $2.99 plus shipping.

This thread was not made to detail this man's achievements but to note some of his behavior. He's managed to monetize recording slots enough to make this his fulltime job. He's managed to accumulate 290,000 youtube subs making him the self-titled '#1 slot youtuber'. He's a narcissistic charismatic individual who films himself playing slots. Please chime in if you know more:īrian Christopher is a former struggling actor that hit it big filming himself play slots. This inspired me to detail some of the shadier stuff that happened that I found. I'm not here to clown on the guy, but his videos managed to get deluded acolytes of these channels berserk for stating obvious facts(no one wins all the time, they're getting paid by the casino, ).

This thread was inspired by Cheetos Bacarrat doing a rather lazy attempt on exposing youtube slot vloggers as scammers. A surprising amount of personalities that are 'professional slot youtubers' are incredibly unethical and would of been shunned in any other avenue for their antics. The Youtube slot community has many shady creators who prey on a demographic that views slot machines as 'Easy Money' and have a weird parasocial relationship that treats the audience as a piggy bank.

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