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My name is Brian Christopher, and every day, I post new daily videos of myself playing slot machines in the casino. You'll see some wins, some losses, some jackpot handpays, high limit slots, max.

Clocking in at over 196,000 YouTube subscribers, NG Slot is one of the most popular casino video bloggers in the world. To date, NG’s channel has accumulated a staggering 157,000,000+ views as of May 2020. And his most popular video has been viewed over 1,700,000 times.

His success isn’t accidental. NG attracted his audience with a combination of a charismatic personality, high video quality, and a down-to-earth vlogging style. NG Slot isn’t a slouch when it comes to marketing, either. His thumbnails are eye-catching. His video titles grab the viewers’ attention and make them want to watch.

Let’s find out more about this Los Angeles YouTube sensation!

The Making of a YouTube Superstar

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NG Slot uploaded his first video on Feb 19, 2017. The video was called Buffalo Grand Slot Machine Live Play Max Bet. In it, the future YouTube sensation tried his luck on the Buffalo Grand slot machine.

It’s easy to see that this was a first attempt. It’s a simple camera recording of a slot machine gaming session, without any of NG’s signature traits. He only plays on one machine. He doesn’t show us around the casino he’s in. And he doesn’t wow us with his energetic personality. In fact, he doesn’t even show his face:

But we all have to start somewhere. The fact that his very first attempt didn’t turn out perfect didn’t discourage him. NG continued to upload consistently. With time, he learned all of the tricks of the vlogging trade and developed his own, unique style. Now, just a few short years later, his videos have been watched over 157 million times and he was awarded YouTube Silver Play Button for surpassing 100,000 subscribers.

I am proud of getting my YouTube Silver Play Button. Thank you to YouTube for giving us an opportunity to be a creator. @ytcreators@TeamYouTubepic.twitter.com/VEralMjBkv

— NG Slot (@NGslot) February 13, 2020

And it doesn’t look like the growth of his channel will stop anytime soon. On an average month, NG’s channel gains over 6,000 new subscribers and around 7,170,000 views.

NG is quite clearly proud of his community. His social media is full of posts praising his fans for their dedication and continued support. And the liking appears to be mutual. It’s no secret that the comment sections of most YouTubers are filled with a lot of negativity. This isn’t the case with NG Slot. If you were to scroll down under one of NG’s videos, you would find nothing but support and encouragement.

NG Slot’s most popular video was uploaded in May 2019. It’s called “Biggest Handpay Jackpot On YOUTUBE HISTORY” and has managed to amass close to 1,500,000 views.

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As we mentioned before, the success of the NG Slot YouTube channel can be attributed to several key factors. The most important one is undoubtedly NG’s undeniable charisma, energy, and love of casino slots. He loves what he’s doing and his excitement is downright infectious. NG’s informal, down-to-earth vlogging style makes his videos a pleasure to watch. It almost feels like you’re going to a casino with a friend. And his good production quality, eye-catching thumbnails, and click-inducing video titles don’t hurt either.

But that’s just part of the story.

NG Slot is a true workaholic. He uploads one or two videos every single day, and he’s been doing that for years. And since his content is centered around casino slots, doing so isn’t cheap either. In January 2020, NG Slot played through over $50,000 USD worth of spins.

On his channel, NG plays a wide variety of casino slot machines, including:

• Mighty Cash
• 5 Treasures
• Dancing Drums
• Toro Gordo
• Buffalo Deluxe
• Dragon’s Law
• Kronos Unleashed
• Rise of Ra
• Black Knight
• Rising Fortunes
• 5 Sea Legends
• Fire Wolf

NG Slot’s Top 5 Biggest Wins

Love seeing YouTubers win big? Then we have a treat for you!

We’ve watched through NG Slot’s back catalog of video and found the five biggest wins ever to grace NG Slot’s channel. Here they are, ranked from smallest to largest:

NG Slot Wins $13,500.00 on Triple Double Gold 3

A relatively recent entry on this list, the video was uploaded on January 22, 2021. Narek was playing the Triple Double Gold 3 slot machine with a $75 Max Bet when he got lucky and won a huge jackpot.

NG Slot Gets the Biggest Handpay Jackpot in YouTube History

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On May 29, 2019, NG Slot went to one of his favorite casinos to play the Buffalo Gold Wonder 4 TALL FORTUNES Slot Machine. After he played for a while, he pressed the spin button and was so lucky that he set a YouTube record for the biggest handpay jackpot in YouTube history.

While the record has been surpassed since then, the $15,757.00 jackpot is nothing to scoff at.

$20,100.00 Dragon Cash Mega Jackpot

The Dragon Cash slot is one of the most popular game machines out there. And for a very good reason. When it pays, it PAYS.

At the very end of last year, NG Slot set a YouTube record for the biggest win on Dragon Cash with an impressive $20,100.00 USD win.

NG Slot Wins it Big Again on Dragon Cash

Some players believe that a machine can like or dislike a player. If that is the case, then Dragon Cash really likes Narek.

Just two months after his $20,100.00 win, NG Slot won an even more impressive jackpot. This time, it was equal to $21,280.00.

NG Slot’s Biggest Win Ever

Narek’s biggest recorded win was $44,668.00. The win occurred on a Black Diamond Slot Machine, and the video was uploaded to the channel on May 5, 2020.

The jackpot was so large it broke multiple YouTube handpay slot records.

NG Slot Net Worth & Personal Life

NG Slot prefers to keep his private life private and does not disclose his real name. What we do know is that he resides in Los Angeles, California, and makes frequent trips to neighboring states in search of new slots to play for his YouTube Channel.

NG does not disclose his net worth and yearly income, but we can make an informed guess. Unlike many gambling-related YouTube channels, NG Slot manages to keep his monetization running most of the time. And his advertising doesn’t seem to be stunted in any way, either. We tested this out by watching 5 NG Slots videos one after another. The result? We got ads on 3 of them.

Social Blade rates NG Slot’s as a B+ grade channel and estimates his advertising earnings to be somewhere in the range between $2,000 to $25,000. Knowing that most of his audience is located in the US (a market with high-paying ads), his YouTube earnings could equal $10,000-$15,000 USD on a good month.

As of January 2021, Social Blade estimates NG Slot’s earnings to be from $2k to $30k a month.

As is the case with most gambling YouTubers, most of his income probably comes from affiliate deals with online casinos, as well as donations he receives on his live streams.

NG Slot also runs a Patreon, although he isn’t overly active on the platform. His lowest patron tier starts at $2 a month and the most expensive one clocks in at a cool $1,500 per month.

Another source of income for NG is his online store on Teespring. In it, NG Slots sells T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, sports bags, and phone cases.

FAQ

What is NG Slot’s real name?

NG Slot’s real name is Narek. NG are his initials. He confirmed the validity of this information in an interview with Bob Casino.

What nationality is NG Slot?

Narek was born Armenian, but he has been a resident of the USA since 2015.

Where does NG Slot live?

Like many other casino gambling YouTubers, NG Slot lives in Nevada.

What does NG Slot do for a living?

Narek is an entrepreneur. He runs his own jewelry business in the USA, and he has a second business in Moscow, Russia.

How much does NG Slot make?

NG Slot makes between $5,000 and $15,000 per month with his streams. He earns about $1,500 per month via his Patreon. He also has a Teespring store, but it is impossible to estimate how much he earns with it.

How frequently does NG Slot live stream?

NG Slot does not have a set schedule for his YouTube live streams. Sometimes he hosts two streams per week, sometimes he hosts one, and sometimes he hosts none for a couple of weeks.

How many subscribers does NG Slot have?

NG Slot has over 203,000 subscribers

Is NG Slot married?

Yes, Narek is married.

Does NG Slot have children?

Yes, Narek has 3 kids.

How old is NG Slot?

Narek is 32 years old.

This article was updated on March 5, 2021.

I’m guessing they would rather not accept those terms....but they do. MG21 abides by their rules at Northeast casinos.
Almost all of them “hawk” for likes. My guess is they get something back and view the “work” as justifying their slot habit on some level....even though they don’t make money. Some of these players are playing 800-1,000 yearly sessions of high limit slots. I don’t want to say degenerate because it seems all of them have the bankroll to keep playing...but my guess is they ARE addicted to slots.

Maybe so. Far be it from me to question what anyone wants to do; if I had my ideal life, then I'd basically never do anything. lol

Slot lady is ALWAYS getting hit on by subscribers. Same would likely go for Lady Luck except she brings her husband to every session. Both likely “court” the attention (subscribers) their looks bring.

I don't know how I feel about that characterization. I guess I would say that, if it's true, good on them given that relative physical attractiveness (and especially so if female) is definitely a salable commodity in the video medium. On the other hand, they look how they look, so I think the immediate assumption that people are going to want to make is that they are, 'Using their looks,' even if they might well be doing the same exact thing if they looked differently.
Maybe they would get fewer views if they were less attractive, but I would suggest that says more about the person who cares about the appearance of their preferred spinner of slot machines.
Don't get me wrong, there are some entertainment segments where appearance arguably should matter...I just don't really think it's one of them when the main point of it is, 'Watch this slot machine.'

I have no idea how their high limit play is funded....but some have offered how. I believe Lady Luck has stated she has a “job” in marketing, but has also said public relations. So, who knows. NG claims to run an online jewelry business but will not name it and has also mentioned having “family money”. I have no idea what slot lady does, nor others. I do suspect that some or all are not being entirely truthful about their bankroll funding. Then again, it’s their business.

Based on Lady Luck's video, she could fairly comfortably fund her high-limit play on Youtube revenues. She didn't say that, but November was looking like a 30k+ month for her. If you figure high-limit slots are going to hold around 5%, that gets her what...600k in total spins? Some sessions will go better than others, of course.
But then you have to get into free play, comp value, etc., etc...plus whatever other revenue sources she has.
I guess I'd be interested in the funding of the play for her first several videos; I think Youtube pretty much has her covered now.TDVegas

Based on Lady Luck's video, she could fairly comfortably fund her high-limit play on Youtube revenues. She didn't say that, but November was looking like a 30k+ month for her. If you figure high-limit slots are going to hold around 5%, that gets her what...600k in total spins? Some sessions will go better than others, of course.
But then you have to get into free play, comp value, etc., etc...plus whatever other revenue sources she has.
I guess I'd be interested in the funding of the play for her first several videos; I think Youtube pretty much has her covered now.

$30,000+ per month? I’m not getting that. Her December views were around 2.3 million for 41 sessions. If we assume $3 per 1,000 views....that’s about $7,000 for the month or around $175 per session. Considering she’s wagering at times anywhere from $25 to $200 per spin, I don’t see how it could be a money maker or even close.
If we take it up to $5 per 1,000....ipso fatso, $11,500 or $285 per session. Still nothing compared to her potential losses. I don’t think she sells merchandise but possibly has a patreon account and gets chat money.
Now, maybe my math isn’t right...but this is what I got.ChumpChange

$30,000+ per month? I’m not getting that. Her December views were around 2.3 million for 41 sessions. If we assume $3 per 1,000 views....that’s about $7,000 for the month or around $175 per session. Considering she’s wagering at times anywhere from $25 to $200 per spin, I don’t see how it could be a money maker or even close.
If we take it up to $5 per 1,000....ipso fatso, $11,500 or $285 per session. Still nothing compared to her potential losses. I don’t think she sells merchandise but possibly has a patreon account and gets chat money.
Now, maybe my math isn’t right...but this is what I got.

I thought it said her projected revenue for the month in question was 30k+ (per Youtube) on the video that was linked. I watched probably the first 7-8 minutes of it, which was enough time to learn that it would have been better for her had I watched all of it...but 7-8 minutes is still pretty good. Maybe I'll play it again and let it run while I go off and have a smoke, or something. The information was really good...I probably at least owe her having the whole thing play through once.TDVegas

I thought it said her projected revenue for the month in question was 30k+ (per Youtube) on the video that was linked. I watched probably the first 7-8 minutes of it, which was enough time to learn that it would have been better for her had I watched all of it...but 7-8 minutes is still pretty good. Maybe I'll play it again and let it run while I go off and have a smoke, or something. The information was really good...I probably at least owe her having the whole thing play through once.

I may be totally wrong. I’m simply going by what is shown for Google searches on how much money can be made from views. NG Slots also told me “no way” can you cover your losses, and he has double the subscriber amount that Lady Luck HQ has. My understanding on YouTube terms of service is she isn’t even supposed to disclose her earnings for herself regardless. I watched her video....and it seems like she generalizes a bunch. Even so, I dispute her numbers. If 2 million views is earning $30,000 month....something is crazy.AxelWolf

I may be totally wrong. I’m simply going by what is shown for Google searches on how much money can be made from views. NG Slots also told me “no way” can you cover your losses, and he has double the subscriber amount that Lady Luck HQ has. My understanding on YouTube terms of service is she isn’t even supposed to disclose her earnings for herself regardless. I watched her video....and it seems like she generalizes a bunch. Even so, I dispute her numbers. If 2 million views is earning $30,000 month....something is crazy.

They might be negotiating a loss rebate with the casinos they play at.

I may be totally wrong. I’m simply going by what is shown for Google searches on how much money can be made from views. NG Slots also told me “no way” can you cover your losses, and he has double the subscriber amount that Lady Luck HQ has. My understanding on YouTube terms of service is she isn’t even supposed to disclose her earnings for herself regardless. I watched her video....and it seems like she generalizes a bunch. Even so, I dispute her numbers. If 2 million views is earning $30,000 month....something is crazy.

She showed what she claimed to be her little Youtube widget in the video and it said her expected revenue for the month was 30k+. I want to clarify that I'm not making any claims, just relaying what I saw in the video. She did mention that she has strong earnings because of time spent actually watching the video, on average, as well as high interaction rates---such as likes and comments.