High Roller

[FAA]

Ladies and gentlemen, your $100,000 VP winner. Here is one of his lesser triumphs.

[dinghy]

"John's World of Video Poker" YouTube channel. That's him, isn't it?

Did he win 100k or 50k? Tournaments don't usually pay 67% to first place.

[FAA]

$25,000 here or 16.67% to First. As I said, lesser triumph. He did recently hit a $100,000 RF.

[dinghy]

$25,000 here or 16.67% to First.

My mistake. I misinterpreted the image as two 25k vouchers, but it was only one. Prize structure seems tolerable. They can promote an attractive first-place award while also paying out lesser prizes to many participants.

He did recently hit a $100,000 RF.

Nice. I don't know anything about the YouTube people. I only see three months of videos on his channel, so I assume he's new. Is he a spinoff of Slotmassacre?

[FAA]

Yeah. He talks about stalking a casino until he finally had a chance meeting with SM, who he evidently viewed as VP messiah. They soon became thick as thieves breaking bread at comped steakhouses and will be doing some YT work together.

[FAA]

Where’s Steve? This is a Can’t Lose mentor if there ever was one. They sure love to drown their lobsters in butter. All you have to do is survive high cholesterol.

[dinghy]

He talks about stalking a casino until he finally had a chance meeting with SM, who he evidently viewed as VP messiah.

I still don't know much about them, but I'm all in favor of publicity for video poker from gamblers who aren't obsessed with EV and accuracy.

[FAA]

He goes by the thousand coin rule. Always have 1,000 coins of whatever denomination that you will play. I would watch just to have that instilled in me.

[dinghy]

He goes by the thousand coin rule. Always have 1,000 coins of whatever denomination that you will play. I would watch just to have that instilled in me.

I love it. They're encouraging enthusiasm and confidence, but their students won't necessarily be unprofitable for the casinos.

[FAA]

The house always wins. Haven't you heard? It doesn't consume me. It's okay entertainment when I want a change from traditional film or television.