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If you play slots, you will be interested to find out about the online slot player community, most notably the one found on YouTube. There is a virtually limitless number of YouTube channels where users upload videos of their actual casino slot play. While just a few years ago casinos would frown upon players who video recorded their play, the rules have become more lax over time. As a result of these looser regulations combined with the advances in technology and social media, slot fans around the world have become more and more accustomed to YouTube slot videos.

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Once a niche category, slot videos on YouTube now receive millions of views each month. With even a basic search, you will quickly find that users post everything from low limit gameplay to ultra high limit videos. In fact, World Casino Index even has its own channel, which you can find here.

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The YouTuber slot channels in this article are all legitimate users. There are several channels that post fake videos in an attempt to garner views. Many times these channels will be taken down by YouTube, but some of them have been around for quite some time. If you see excessively large limits that are not found in casinos, you can assume that the videos are fake. In addition, some slot enthusiasts take videos of machines that they have in their home. Take a look at the list below of the most popular and active slot channels on YouTube. Note that this list is prone to change, and for that reason, is in no particular order.

Brian Christopher

Brian Christopher is both the name of this slot channel as well as the person who runs it. Brian has been publishing slot videos online for years and is the most well-known personality in the world of YouTube slot videos.

This channel features a wide variety of games, limits, locations, and even guests. Brian can often be found in SoCal, Las Vegas, and destinations in between. He provides a solid mix of games and limits. Sometimes you will see slots that are played for a few dollars per spin, and other times you will find high limit games being played. Brian will post live videos* as well, in addition to his normal clips. His fun personality is a big reason for his success in the community. He also actively runs group pulls** and will feature guests from time to time. You can check out his channel here: Brian Christopher Slots

Vegas Slot Videos by Dianaevoni

Dianaevoni is another very popular YouTube slots player. She can also be found in some of Brian Christopher’s videos, and vice versa. She plays a wide range of limits and can most often be found playing in a variety of Las Vegas casinos. She has been posting videos for years and has amassed quite a following.

You will notice that Dianaevoni likes to involve her friends on a frequent basis. This adds a very personal touch to her videos and allows her viewers to feel all that more connected. Check out her channel here: Vegas Slot Videos by Dianaevoni

TheBigJackpot

TheBigJackpot is a “new” channel that has quickly become one of the most popular on YouTube. The biggest selling point of this channel, featuring Scott Richter, is its high limit and ultra high limit videos. There is no other channel on YouTube that features videos with as many high limit videos as you will find on TheBigJackpot. Scott frequently posts videos with over $100/spin slots action, and sometimes even as high as $600/spin. The ability to live vicariously through TheBigJackpot at these mega high limits is what has allowed him to grow so quickly.

In addition to high limits, TheBigJackpot has an active following, with its fans known as the “Bomb Squad.” You can find these members in the live video chat or at his group pulls. Take a look at the channel here: TheBigJackpot

TheBigPayback

TheBigPayback, not to be confused with TheBigJackpot, is a mix of the aforementioned channels. You will certainly find a very strong mix of games on this channels, as well as limits. With that said, the channel’s videos tend to skew to the mid to high limit range, which is part of why it has a large following.

This channel is very active, with videos being posted on a near daily basis. As the slot community grows, frequent upload volume has become more common. You can find TheBigPayback slots channel here: TheBigPayback

SDGuy1234

The username for this channel may not make it obvious that slot videos are featured, but don’t be fooled. The difference between this channel and the others on the list is that it seldom includes high limit play. With that said, it has been around for quite awhile and features a dynamic selection of videos, including throwbacks, live play, and extended video play.

SDGuy1234 is one of the anchors of the YouTube slot community. If you are looking to try out a new game, odds are that you will be able to find a video of it on this channel. You can take a look for yourself here: SDGuy1234

*Live videos are when a YouTube channel starts broadcasting live. In these slot videos, you will be able to follow along with the play as it happens for the first time. While these videos are usually archived and reposted later, they are often times the most exciting as they include live chat and real time reactions from the users.

**Group pulls are when a number of people meet in a casino, pool their money, and play on one shared bankroll. For example, if 20 people meet and put in $250 each, this would be a $5,000 group pull. The group may decide to do 100 spins at $50/spin slots, 200 spins at $25/spin slots, and so on. In doing this, players both have more fun and are privy to higher limit games that generally provide a larger payback percentage.

When well-known gambling YouTuber Brian Christopher reached out to the Coeur d’Alene Casino this month about streaming live video of him playing gaming machines at the first casino to reopen after nationwide pandemic-related closures, managers were hesitant.

The casino had never allowed anyone to film their experience inside, marketing director Yvette Matt said.

Luckily for Christopher, he had a track record with Matt from her previous job at the San Manuel Casino in California, which used his videos to promote new machines.

Allowing Christopher to film, Matt said, was a win-win, because Christopher was running out of content from several weeks of casino closures and the Coeur d’Alene Casino wanted to educate people about its safety measures.

“I feel it’s kind of like my duty to help support them during this time,” said Christopher, who has 250,000 subscribers on his main YouTube channel and has reached out to dozens of casinos. “I thought it would be a good opportunity to show everyone in the U.S. what it’s like to be in a casino right now.

“I want to kind of put them at ease,” Christopher, who is from Los Angeles, added during an interview. “We can get through this together.”

He started doing YouTube full time a few years ago in the months after videos he posted for fun of him playing slot machines in Las Vegas found a following. His viewership kept growing and now his channel sees more than a million views each week.

“It’s super rewarding to have a voice, to have a position to make a difference,” Christopher said about his job as a YouTuber. “I’m very grateful that I’m able to do something.”

Christopher arrived at the Spokane International Airport Tuesday after testing negative for COVID-19 in California right before his trip. He then drove straight to the reservation casino in a car he rented.

“It was beautiful scenery on my drive,” Christopher said, adding that he wants to return and explore more of the outdoors.

Employees followed Christopher during his videos to ensure he held to his policy of just recording himself and the machines, not other people. Matt was with him to make sure he had correct information to give YouTube viewers about casino precautions.

“His fans would say, ‘Do you feel comfortable? Are you afraid to be out in a casino?’ ” Matt remembered. “He was like, ‘No, I’m not afraid at all.’ ”

The casino reopened May 1 with strict social distancing and cleaning guidelines in place after maintaining wages and benefits for employees for weeks. The reservation and Benewah County have had no confirmed COVID-19 cases.

The facility quickly hit capacity during its first day back open and some waited in line for as long as 45 minutes to get inside due to strict limits on capacity. The casino has seen a lower volume of steady traffic since, Matt said.

Christopher made a point not to announce his travel plans, so hundreds of fans wouldn’t travel to see him, as they usually do. He also said during videos that he wouldn’t greet fans or take photos, though some people did recognize him at the casino.

Matt said she didn’t think Christopher’s presence brought a noticeable increase in traffic while he was there.

In his first video, which was streamed by more than 4,000 people, Christopher described how his temperature was checked, the mask requirements and the hand-washing stations.

“It’s amazing to be back,” he said during the video.

He also decided to donate to casino staff about $1,600 he raised from viewers who sent him money during two livestreams from Idaho. Funds from a third video went to COVID-19 research efforts, according to Christopher.

“I think it was a pretty cool experience, and I would hope that maybe moving forward we work with him again,” Matt said. “Then we could actually do a promotion with him where we encourage people to come see us.”

Christopher returned to Los Angeles on Saturday and plans to visit more casinos as they reopen in the coming weeks.

He said he reached out to Northern Quest Resort & Casino, which opened Tuesday and does not allow video on the gaming floor. He was turned down for a number of reasons, according to the facility.

Northern Quest, Coeur d’Alene and Kalispel casinos are among 14 other casinos that have opened across the country in the last week, according to the American Gaming Association. They are the only facilities open on the West Coast.

“Northern Quest has extremely limited marketing and advertising campaigns in internal markets only at this time,” Julie Holland, a casino spokesperson said in an email. “While we understand that Northern Quest is one of the only casinos currently open for business in the United States, we don’t encourage cross-country travel.”

Christopher said he’s used to being turned down, as well as being the first person to film in a casino.

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“They are coming around to it because they are realizing the power of social media,” he said.

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