“I’ll say something like, ‘Line it up!’ and it’ll take them a second, they’ll turn around and the reaction and the joy - it’s really exciting. “They don’t immediately know that it was me because Brian on the slot machine is always saying those things,” he said. Sometimes he’ll sneak behind people playing at the machine and repeat one of the avatar’s sayings. It’s those catchphrases that have led to some of Christopher’s favorite moments watching fans play. His avatar frequently pops up and his voice can be heard saying his popular catchphrases. Pop’N Pays More consists of expanding reels, a rapid free game and details for Christopher’s followers to notice. It would be the first sea-based site for the game. The full list is available online.Ĭhristopher’s game is also expected to make its debut on several Carnival cruise ships, according to a Thursday news release. It will soon be installed in Louisiana, Minnesota and Colorado. It’s also in casinos in Arizona, California and Oklahoma. The game launched locally at the Plaza, the Palms and M Resort in early July. “When they find out that there’s a slot machine near them, it’s a way for them to be a part of the experience, to play the game that they see Brian playing and feel a part of our community a little bit more.”

“I think that’s why they’re so engaged with all the events we do, in our comments, in our videos, on our cruises together,” he said. “We hope to continue to work with them on many more fun projects such as this one going forward.”Ĭhristopher, who has more than five million monthly viewers, suspects the success has to do with the interactivity of his community. “This whole process has been an eye-opening affirmation that our collaboration with Brian and his team for a groundbreaking game like this was a great idea,” Gaming Arts CEO Mike Dreitzer said in an email.

YouTube personality Brian Christopher’s Pop’N Pays More, developed by Las Vegas-based manufacturer Gaming Arts, is running two- and as much as four-times casino floor averages across some of its 17 locations nationwide, according to the manufacturer. (Chase Stevens/Las Vegas Review-Journal) slot machine featuring the likeness of a social media influencer is outperforming casino floor averages, just over one month after its initial debut in Las Vegas. Juli Mangun, of Calif., shows off her YouTuber Brian Christopher chips while attending the unveiling of his new slot machine Brian Christopher's Pop'N Pays More, by slot manufacturer Gaming Arts, at the Plaza on Wednesday, July 6, 2022, in downtown Las Vegas.

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