Lady Luck HQ - Slot streamer

[Flyer35]

Lady Luck is a very popular slots streamer - playing up to $1000 plus per spin sometimes! While we would never try to play anywhere near that - it is fun to watch her play.



Who knew you could make thousands of hour long videos playing the slots for seven years, rack up a million subscribers, and not go broke at the same time?

 

[Debi]

I love her! My husband watches her play all the time which is interesting because he rarely plays slot machines. So, he has me watching her sometimes now.

I play $.40-1.50 per spin, so watching someone play at this level is exciting. But she is obviously sponsored and not playing on her own dime. Still fun to watch! I will add some of my favorite videos of her playing in this thread as I find them.

 

[pirateglenn]

She is a great watch and lady luck sure shines on her - going back to slots again - i still love the "pinball" machines, they are pretty retro in design but massively entertaining with the offers!

 

[acidburnfx]

And it has already started earning money since your first video on your channel! She's predestined. 🌶️🔥

 

[Flyer35]

But she is obviously sponsored and not playing on her own dime.

I wonder if you could expand on this Debi? I was a lttle surprised to see her streaming from casinos. I don't know, but I assume that's generally not allowed. Nevertheless, whenever casino staff are in the videos they seem very accepting of her activities.

She's playing with, and losing a lot of money every day, which could explain why casino staff like her so much. Sometimes she wins big, as I guess we all would if we played that much, and for that much. But from what I know of slots, it seems highly unlikely she wins more than she loses over the long term.

I know she makes money from YouTube. How much, I don't know. Who else would be sponsoring her? The casinos?

 

[Debi]

I wonder if you could expand on this Debi? I was a lttle surprised to see her streaming from casinos. I don't know, but I assume that's generally not allowed. Nevertheless, whenever casino staff are in the videos they seem very accepting of her activities.

She's playing with, and losing a lot of money every day, which could explain why casino staff like her so much. Sometimes she wins big, as I guess we all would if we played that much, and for that much. But from what I know of slots, it seems highly unlikely she wins more than she loses over the long term.

I know she makes money from YouTube. How much, I don't know. Who else would be sponsoring her? The casinos?

Great questions, so rather than rely on my instincts I did some research:

• She makes the majority of her income on her YouTube channel. In the early days she was making about $10-15k a month in ad revenue, but more recently she averages about $68k. So that is the bulk of it.
• She does have some sponsorship deals with some brands but those details are less known.
• Misc - she gets donations when she streams on Twitch, has a merch store, does some affiliate deals for casinos, travel, etc and gets paid for speaking engagements and events.

Apparently this has become a quite lucrative career for her.

 

[Flyer35]

Fran's latest fan today seemed to be the Casino Manager, as he was in the entire video. Starting with a $3,000 buy-in and peaking at $14,000 she cashed out at $8,000. Individual bets ranged from $100 to $375. So, up $5,000 - not bad for an hour's work.



My favorite game was Double Chili Mania Extremo but the real money maker was Hephaestus Cash Eruption

 

[Flyer35]

I know how much Cardschatters like freerolls, so here's one from the casino world. Fran is on a quest to reach one million subscribers. She's at 944K right now. She says that when she does she'll be doing 34 spins at $1,000 a spin and giving 10% of the take to 10 lucky subscribers who comment on her videos. I know I'm in. How about you guys? The details are in the first 45 seconds of this video.

 

[Flyer35]

WARNING!
If you think you may have a gambling problem, do NOT watch this video, especially the last half!

 

[Debi]

Ohh - looks like I have some videos to watch this weekend!

 

[Flyer35]

whenever casino staff are in the videos they seem very accepting of her activities.

It took me a few vids to see the pattern. Why do they love her at the casinos? May have something to do with the fact that whenever they pay off any of her big wins on camera she tips them $500 to $1,000+. And since I've seen a few of these now, I guess it's a fairly regular occurrence.

I'd love to see her walk through the door too. 💰💰💰

 

[grogg]

Lady Luck is a very popular slots streamer - playing up to $1000 plus per spin sometimes! While we would never try to play anywhere near that - it is fun to watch her play.

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I love her!

 

[Mortis]

There are some slot streamers who are very popular and make good YouTube money. People love the shiny, bright colors and the ding dings! lol... a fun personality with slot streamers will keep people watching their streams. I've caught a few streams of some other slot streamers.

I was a lttle surprised to see her streaming from casinos. I don't know, but I assume that's generally not allowed. Nevertheless, whenever casino staff are in the videos they seem very accepting of her activities.

Most respectable YouTube streamers and live streamers will get permission first, if they explain what they are doing. Casinos are more inclined to allow it if you are a big streamer with a lot of followers. The challenge is to get to that point where you do become a big streamer, because new streamers trying to build a following will probably hear the word "No" a lot.

 

[Flyer35]

Great questions, so rather than rely on my instincts I did some research:

• She makes the majority of her income on her YouTube channel. In the early days she was making about $10-15k a month in ad revenue, but more recently she averages about $68k. So that is the bulk of it.
• She does have some sponsorship deals with some brands but those details are less known.
• Misc - she gets donations when she streams on Twitch, has a merch store, does some affiliate deals for casinos, travel, etc and gets paid for speaking engagements and events.

Apparently this has become a quite lucrative career for her.

Here's a video she did five years ago where she describes how she made approx. $40K in the month of November 2020 from YouTube.

Not to mention approx. $21K from Facebook (in May 2021).

Plus the other sources you mentioned.

I guess she can easily afford to drop $10 - 20K a month at the slots, if she does - who knows? Maybe not a great role model from a gambling perspective, but certainly from a business one!

 

[Sunz of Beaches]

Those are some crazy amounts to put into a machine on daily Basis. I wonder who her sponsor is apart from the donations she gets on her channel.

 

[Risto234]

Pretty sure that some slots dont bring any "luck" to her whatsoever (in her streams) therefore it's probably never bad idea to visit these rare slots which eat streamers balance so you could actually take out money streamers put in ...

 

[Flyer35]

She's got the magic formula that YouTubers strive for I think. Attractive young woman, exciting lifestyle, lots of energy, over the top goals, over the top attitude, glitzy sets, success against the odds, living the dream. What's not to like?

 

[Ruslan L]

Lady Luck is a very popular slots streamer - playing up to $1000 plus per spin sometimes! While we would never try to play anywhere near that - it is fun to watch her play.

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Who knew you could make thousands of hour long videos playing the slots for seven years, rack up a million subscribers, and not go broke at the same time?

A million subscribers is a lot of money. I don't think she's in any danger of going bankrupt.

Considering her income, which we can see is up to 1 million per year, it's obvious that she knows her stuff and lives a comfortable life

 

[TeUnit]

Its a bit weird these streamers just seem to show their wins and not the endless hours of losing.

I think it gives some the wrong impression about how difficult it is to a be a long term winner at a game of chance where the house has the edge.

 

[maronza1]

I know how much Cardschatters like freerolls, so here's one from the casino world. Fran is on a quest to reach one million subscribers. She's at 944K right now. She says that when she does she'll be doing 34 spins at $1,000 a spin and giving 10% of the take to 10 lucky subscribers who comment on her videos. I know I'm in. How about you guys? The details are in the first 45 seconds of this video.

Sounds exciting at first, but let’s be real — 10 people out of a million is 0.001% odds. That’s like trying to hit a lottery scratcher. I don’t see why she wouldn’t spread it out to more subscribers if she really wanted to give back. What’s the chance any of us actually end up one of the 10? 🤷

 

[Flyer35]

Its a bit weird these streamers just seem to show their wins and not the endless hours of losing.

I think it gives some the wrong impression about how difficult it is to a be a long term winner at a game of chance where the house has the edge.

I know. It does seem deceptive when you watch the really big wins, which is what the video titles tend to emphasize. She really doesn't spend a lot of time emphasizing how unlikely a really big win actually is. That said, most of her time on video is spent with her losing. She states when she's reloading wads of cash that (she pulls out of her big purse), but doesn't generally show that on the video. It could be argued - who really wants to watch her feeding endless bills into the machines?

 

[userX]

Obviously, this girl is doing what she loves, and at the same time she earns good money from views. It's cool when your job is mostly entertainment and at the same time your main source of income.

 

[najisami]

Omg! What a thread!
Before I knew it, 2 hours were gone, just watching. I wonder how addicting those slots could be to someone who's actually playing.
I never knew there were any Slots streamers. I'm sure there are all kind of streamers I'm not aware of.

 

[lcid86]

El cortez has a group of streamers on YouTube. I prefer the folks playing table games, bluff and Brendan O, but Vegas Matt, Brettski and Last Luck are all good follows.

 

[Debi]

Its a bit weird these streamers just seem to show their wins and not the endless hours of losing.

I think it gives some the wrong impression about how difficult it is to a be a long term winner at a game of chance where the house has the edge.

I have watched her lose plenty, but to be fair the most exciting videos are when she wins big so of course she will share those the most and they will get the most views.