Slotlady Channel
Quote: SkittleCar1"Slotlady" Sarah has never posted here. This was Victor all along. He was the "brains" behind the operation. Used her for the content. Once it was built, he took over. She didn't "add" him to the channel. It's been him since the beginning. He was also "Jenny" the moderator on live steams.
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Pretty funny. I mean, I don’t doubt it. Not the first impersonation I’ve come across online. Probably won’t be the last.
The only channels I’m aware of that are making money doing slot videos are Brian Christopher, LadyLuckHQ, and SDGuy1234
I’m on the fence about Vegas Matt since he recently stated in a video his bankroll from starting his channel to a week ago was 100k. I find that extremely hard to believe given the levels he gambles. I could lose 100 grand in 2 days playing the way he does. Perhaps the casinos pay him in free play for the promotion.
Quote: SlotenthusiastThe channels with high rollers like Big Jackpot, and NG lose more than YouTube and their other promos pay them. These guys are millionaires who started doing this solely for attention. That said they’ve both now started advertising online casinos to supplement so maybe with that they can be in the green. However I can confidently say neither NG nor Big Jackpot have made a single dime overall from doing videos. Their losses far exceed any outside revenue.
The only channels I’m aware of that are making money doing slot videos are Brian Christopher, LadyLuckHQ, and SDGuy1234
I’m on the fence about Vegas Matt since he recently stated in a video his bankroll from starting his channel to a week ago was 100k. I find that extremely hard to believe given the levels he gambles. I could lose 100 grand in 2 days playing the way he does. Perhaps the casinos pay him in free play for the promotion.
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Before I saw that you mentioned Vegas Matt, I was JUST thinking,"Isn't Vegas Matt making a lot of money doing slot videos? 🤔💡 I saw a video of Vegas Matt where he won like $4,000 on a Slot video and was genuinely cheering, not the low level "Oh, I just won a $100 profit, that's pretty cool, "reaction a lot of Slot Uploaders give. I saw a video where a man won a Million dollars on a Slot and he smiled politely. Posters were saying something like,"He doesn't seem all that ecstatic about winning a million on a Slot. A Poster responded something like,"This guy is worth like 100 million. Him winning a million on a Slot is the equivalent of someone winning a $100 on a $1.00 bet. A decent hit, but nothing to be ecstatic about. " Vegas Matt sounded genuinely ecstatic over his $4,000 win. 😀💡
The only person who is somewhat honest about this stuff is the guy who once helped to promote D Lucky's scam. He marks his videos as being ads. The rest never do outside of when they are directly promoting a sign up link for pay to play with fake money casino or for one of the various scam casinos that operating. They aint just making Youtube money. They are being paid by the industry itself to promote properties and games while encouraging irresponsible spending/play.
Quote: itsmejeffYoutube money is about $10/1000 views. It is good money, but the real money is the outside world. The angry gentleman who makes drama vids said that some scam casino offered him a $300/verified user finder's fee to shill for that scam casino. Brian "Brian Christopher" Mifstud runs a casino marketing business. Casinos pay him for his events and then he uses the coin in for his members, which they can track through player cards, to justify his fees. Mifstud gets like 300 people to sign up for his cruises. That is close to 10% of passengers on the voyage. Narek "NG" whatever his last name is is paid to play. His birthday was at MGM or someplace and they offering thousands in giveaways to the attendees.
The only person who is somewhat honest about this stuff is the guy who once helped to promote D Lucky's scam. He marks his videos as being ads. The rest never do outside of when they are directly promoting a sign up link for pay to play with fake money casino or for one of the various scam casinos that operating. They aint just making Youtube money. They are being paid by the industry itself to promote properties and games while encouraging irresponsible spending/play.
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The thing with current, recent, and modern Slot Videos is that $5 MAX Bet used to be the MAX on Slot Videos. $1.00 used to be the average bet on Slot Videos. With current, recent, and modern Slot Videos,MOST of them are now $50-$125 a spin! 😱😳😵💫🥶😶
Quote: calwatchI respect the Bouries more for doing the accounting at the end of their sessions, and you can see they regularly get wrecked $500-1000 in 15-20 minutes. Down $23k although a $12k multiplier hit on triple double Ultimate X cuts that in half. I know Matt will chase Ultimate X Gold multipliers which while they may be mathematically profitable, very few no how to properly adjust (I don’t think Matt is one of them).
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yeah, i usually get wrecked on Ult X Gold.
The only times i made $ is when i get a dealt hand (ie: dealt flush on 10play with max multiplier) or hit quads which subsidizes loses till i hit the multiplier i'm targeting
Quote: rxwineWhatever happened to slot lady? I mean, I know, but suddenly was curious and no one has mention her since...well, quite a while.
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Sarah/Slotlady decided to do an "Alternative and controversial," thing along with Victor (Confirmed)and basically stopped doing Slot videos(IIRC)💡
Quote: rxwineWhatever happened to slot lady? I mean, I know, but suddenly was curious and no one has mention her since...well, quite a while.
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She still does some gambling videos with Victor. Mostly online gambling. Victor has been at Aliante recently. The buy ins have gone down. He seems to do most of the live gambling (as always)
He's now by far my most-often watched casino YouTuber. Mostly from his shorts. A quick hit of daily casino video dopamine.
He seems genuine in his emotions and even when he loses bad, he holds it together. And I feel better about watching a guy betting big when he can afford to lose these amounts.
Quote: smoothgrhVegas Matt reported a $404K loss for 2024.
He's now by far my most-often watched casino YouTuber. Mostly from his shorts. A quick hit of daily casino video dopamine.
He seems genuine in his emotions and even when he loses bad, he holds it together. And I feel better about watching a guy betting big when he can afford to lose these amounts.
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Lady Luck hit a maxxed out Major in Dec for $100k on Dragon Link playing $150/spin
Quote: ChumpChangeVegas Matt plays almost every day all year and doesn't seem to know how to gamble to win. He lost another $15K in his year end video and played a few hands of BJ & Baccarat at $500 each. But it was interesting to watch a lot of Phoenix Link at $1250 per 10 bonus spins. He really got gypped on the last few attempts.
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$1,250 is sometimes my entire Tax Refund! 😱😳😬😵💫☢️ And he was betting that on SINGLE DOINS! 😱😳😳😵💫☢️
Quote: ChumpChangeVegas Matt plays almost every day all year and doesn't seem to know how to gamble to win. He lost another $15K in his year end video and played a few hands of BJ & Baccarat at $500 each. But it was interesting to watch a lot of Phoenix Link at $1250 per 10 bonus spins. He really got gypped on the last few attempts.
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Vegas Matt makes 1 million dollars a year from his channel’s ad revenue, Fan Duel sponsorship and merch after taxes and after gambling losses, according to a recent episode of The Iced Coffee Hour. He is absolutely minting money. I can’t really watch his channel now that I know that, yes he has 15k losing days but the average ‘session loss’ for the day since April 2023 is only $575! That’s because the losing ‘Get even, or Get Even Worse’ baccarat/ blackjack hands inflate that losing number sometimes, but the house edge for a single hand of those games is minuscule. Anyway, I’ll shut up now because I don’t want to ruin anyone else’s viewing experience! I must admit the $500 spins still excite me haha
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I can’t really watch his channel now that I know that, yes he has 15k losing days but the average ‘session loss’ for the day since April 2023 is only $575! That’s because the losing ‘Get even, or Get Even Worse’ baccarat/ blackjack hands inflate that losing number sometimes, but the house edge for a single hand of those games is minuscule. Anyway, I’ll shut up now because I don’t want to ruin anyone else’s viewing experience! I must admit the $500 spins still excite me haha
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One thing I like about VM channel is the commitment to lowest house edge on table games. I don’t watch any slot stuff so I can’t speak to that but always playing Banker in Bacc and not betting the Trips in UTH helps. It’s a little bit each hand but it adds up. Victor consistently betting Trips and 6 card in 3CP has to kill his bankroll.
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Victor consistently betting Trips and 6 card in 3CP has to kill his bankroll.
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That and the fact he's a whiny, degen, malcontent who can never accept the House always wins and they're not "against him"!
Quote: TinManOne thing I like about VM channel is the commitment to lowest house edge on table games. I don’t watch any slot stuff so I can’t speak to that but always playing Banker in Bacc and not betting the Trips in UTH helps. It’s a little bit each hand but it adds up.
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uth trips where full house = 9 is playable.
unfortunately not many casinos have that.
Quote: calwatchVegas Matt's Ultimate X poker skills are surprisingly good, someone did an analysis and he made all of the proper transitions based on multipliers, such as holding 4 to a flush over three to a royal most of the time and holding inside straights in bonus poker. He has said he would rather play more video poker but the views are in slots. While now he is playing more perceived progression slots and other slots where the result is always random, when he first started he would try to select slots which were advantaged or at least less disadvantaged. Jackpot Gents only play video poker, are actually quite good at it, but only are getting 5-6k views on average while Vegas Matt is getting a hundred times that.
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Yep, good on him for switching up games. 😀 I myself started off playing ONLY Slots but later also branched off into Baccarat, craps, roulette, blackjack, and video poker. 😀 And I don't regret it at all! 😀
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Thx for bumping this thread.
reminded me to look for her additional pics
Quote: calwatchIf it were not Slotlady Sarah and just Sarah from Saskatchewan most people would go meh. A lot of OnlyFans models have professional help to get the good angles and make them look pretty. This is a one woman band as I doubt Victor is much other than occasional talent.
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That could be said for A LOT of these overnight sensations.
If Paris didn't have the last name Hilton, if Kim's dad wasn't a Lawyer on team O.J. and so forth. They'd just be pretty girls with Rich daddies who let themselves get filmed doin the nasty!
Sadly, THIS is how pretty girls get famous nowadays and it's clearly not Based on Talent or Intellect!
Quote: 7NeverWinsQuote: calwatchIf it were not Slotlady Sarah and just Sarah from Saskatchewan most people would go meh. A lot of OnlyFans models have professional help to get the good angles and make them look pretty. This is a one woman band as I doubt Victor is much other than occasional talent.
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That could be said for A LOT of these overnight sensations.
If Paris didn't have the last name Hilton, if Kim's dad wasn't a Lawyer on team O.J. and so forth. They'd just be pretty girls with Rich daddies who let themselves get filmed doin the nasty!
Sadly, THIS is how pretty girls get famous nowadays and it's clearly not Based on Talent or Intellect!
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I'd give credit to any women who is using non-talent related assets in a long-term financial plan. I don't really know how many really do that, or say they do that but don't.
I think it's harder the younger you are to see far enough in the future and plan that way. Especially, if you don't have some sort of mentor or solid guidance. The temptations to have a really good 5-10 years and blow a massive amount of money may happen more often than not.
Quote: rxwineQuote: 7NeverWinsQuote: calwatchIf it were not Slotlady Sarah and just Sarah from Saskatchewan most people would go meh. A lot of OnlyFans models have professional help to get the good angles and make them look pretty. This is a one woman band as I doubt Victor is much other than occasional talent.
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That could be said for A LOT of these overnight sensations.
If Paris didn't have the last name Hilton, if Kim's dad wasn't a Lawyer on team O.J. and so forth. They'd just be pretty girls with Rich daddies who let themselves get filmed doin the nasty!
Sadly, THIS is how pretty girls get famous nowadays and it's clearly not Based on Talent or Intellect!
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I'd give credit to any women who is using non-talent related assets in a long-term financial plan. I don't really know how many really do that, or say they do that but don't.
I think it's harder the younger you are to see far enough in the future and plan that way. Especially, if you don't have some sort of mentor or solid guidance. The temptations to have a really good 5-10 years and blow a massive amount of money may happen more often than not.
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A LOT of young people, say 22 year olds do get rich quick things and have SO much money they think it will last then the rest of their lives so they blow the money quickly and end up struggling HARD at say age 32 just 10 years later. 💡☢️ Even at a young age, you've got a have a viable financial plan. Heck, Martha Stewart was only NINE when she started a cookie business (She bought a cookie recipe from her Friend at NINE) and is a Multi Billionaire today. If a NIBE year old has a viable financial plan, 22 year old young adults should definitely have viable financial plans. 💡
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I think it's harder the younger you are to see far enough in the future and plan that way. Especially, if you don't have some sort of mentor or solid guidance. The temptations to have a really good 5-10 years and blow a massive amount of money may happen more often than not.
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To be frank, I think it is a generally terrible idea to advise any woman to enter the adult industry. One e-acquaintance I made years ago worked in porn on the production side. Thanks to Matt, I know all about things I wish I never learned. It is a uniformly horrible industry in every respect and I say this as someone who very much likes them some titties. I know people really don't give a shit and talking about how every stereotype about them is largely true will get me nowhere, but, that's the reality. In that context, the sort of advice or mentorship they're likely to get is almost certain to be exploitative. No one is sucking dick for money because it's a good idea.
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I think it's harder the younger you are to see far enough in the future and plan that way. Especially, if you don't have some sort of mentor or solid guidance. The temptations to have a really good 5-10 years and blow a massive amount of money may happen more often than not.
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To be frank, I think it is a generally terrible idea to advise any woman to enter the adult industry. One e-acquaintance I made years ago worked in porn on the production side. Thanks to Matt, I know all about things I wish I never learned. It is a uniformly horrible industry in every respect and I say this as someone who very much likes them some titties. I know people really don't give a shit and talking about how every stereotype about them is largely true will get me nowhere, but, that's the reality. In that context, the sort of advice or mentorship they're likely to get is almost certain to be exploitative. No one is sucking dick for money because it's a good idea.
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Heh, I actually meant investment advice, for whatever one chooses to do. Even people who work with money and transactions all day may not be investing long term, So, applies everywhere.
Me, I was just saying the other day, how awful it must be to pull bodies out of planes underwater. Plenty of occupations you couldn’t pay me to do, but some will, regardless of the risks or downsides.
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Heh, I actually meant investment advice, for whatever one chooses to do. Even people who work with money and transactions all day may not be investing long term, So, applies everywhere.
Me, I was just saying the other day, how awful it must be to pull bodies out of planes underwater. Plenty of occupations you couldn’t pay me to do, but some will, regardless of the risks or downsides.
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LOL, oh, I understood. I guess what I'm saying is that any one who is offering mentorship to someone getting into or being in sex work is probably not the sort of person who has advice about how to set up a Roth IRA or whether or not Vanguard's money market accounts would be a good fit. I understand how theoretically it might be different and there'd be a whole cadre of successful female sex workers explaining how to report income to the IRS amongst each other. The realities though are stark; suitcase pimps (there's a "fun" thing I learned about!) generally aren't investors themselves, much less prepared to offer financial advice.
Quote: calwatchThere are some OF models who are sharing strategies about keeping their money though. Some of them, once they age out, move into the agency business where they can take a cut of younger hotter models' work. They have seen it all and so can write better in the principal's voice, while being more authentic than the offshore Joes who are cut and pasting dirty talk from a script. Athletes routinely get financial education now, and sometimes I do search to see what that Playboy or Penthouse model from 2005 is doing. Many of them have families, businesses, careers, etc. They may primarily use their married name, so it creates a degree or two of separation, which will deter the casual searcher. Others keep the same name and don't really care that a search of "Firstname Lastname nude" shows pictures of them from 2011 posing nude.
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It's a VERY good thing that Athletes are getting education now because a LOT of Athletes think the MILLIONS will KEEP coming in, but fail to realize that they are only ONE injury away from being fired. An Education is something solid to fall back on, no injury related pun intended. 😉
Quote: smoothgrhVegas Matt is now worthy of a nightly news story!
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Yep, Vegas Matt is a HUGE YouTube Gambling Star. There's something about Vegas Matt that seems GENUINELY REAL you know, like an Uncle or a Dad in your Family. Like someone you ACTUALLY know and not manufactured. 💡😀 For instance, he was doing AWFUL on a brand new Slot and he told his Son,"Playing brand new Slots is a REALLY bad idea." Then the Slot paid him EXTREMELY WELL and he changed his tune completely saying something like," Playing brand new Slots is a REALLY good idea!" 🤣🤭 Posters said something like, "Him advising AGAINST playing brand new Slots when he was LOSING and then being advising PLAYING them when he is WINNING is exactly what my Dad would say!" 🤣🤭
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Reminds me of my Roku BJ game that always interrupts with prods to buy more chips for cash when I run out of chips for the day. I'm just buying chips and they cannot be brought to a cage for redemption, they can only be used to play the game. I've never bought chips. I get 500 in free chips a day which most days I lose on this seemingly crooked game of non-stop losing hands. But I could buy a lot more chips and play for longer than 30-60 minutes before running out. For $4.99 I can get another 10,000 in chips. For $0.99 I can reload with another 500 chips.
Quote: avianrandyJust seen this morning beyond blackjack upload a video where they were playing wild wild wild video poker. They were playing triple play. Each deck has up to 3 wild cards and it tells you after the initial 5 how many are included from 0-3. They were at the Durango. They said it was also available on video poker . Com but not sure if you have to be a premium member or not. Looked interesting
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You might want to check out the following thread…
https://wizardofvegas.com/forum/gambling/video-poker/39274-wild-wild-wild/#post930355
I let the video play a little more (21:40) and he put $25 on each of the hard ways and he hit a hard 6 and put some of that onto his odds bet and $25 more onto the hard 6. The hard 6 hit again for a $450 payout and he raised his hard 6 bet to $100. He asked how high he can bet on the hard 6, the answer was $300 for a $3,000 payout at 10 for 1.
MORE CRAPS ACTION IN LAS VEGAS! BETTING HUGE ON THE FIELD! BUDDY MAKES ME BIG MONEY ON HIS ROLL!
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MORE CRAPS ACTION IN LAS VEGAS! BETTING HUGE ON THE FIELD! BUDDY MAKES ME BIG MONEY ON HIS ROLL!
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He won $2,400
The side bets paid off. Without them, he would have won $2,150.
Quote: ChumpChangeVictor is at the craps table with a part 2 video and Slot Lady is nearby. Victor is a notorious side bet degen. He's been beaten back from betting $10 on the Smalls and the Talls to just $10 on the Alls. He's betting $10 on the PL with $100 odds and Continuous Come bets with 10X odds. He keeps making bad decisions about the Field Bet. Here's something simple. When you get the Come/PL bets on the 5, 6, & 8 loaded, put $50 on the Field like it was a 2:1 Iron Cross. Don't run progressions on the Field, just flat bet it.
I let the video play a little more (21:40) and he put $25 on each of the hard ways and he hit a hard 6 and put some of that onto his odds bet and $25 more onto the hard 6. The hard 6 hit again for a $450 payout and he raised his hard 6 bet to $100. He asked how high he can bet on the hard 6, the answer was $300 for a $3,000 payout at 10 for 1.
MORE CRAPS ACTION IN LAS VEGAS! BETTING HUGE ON THE FIELD! BUDDY MAKES ME BIG MONEY ON HIS ROLL!
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To be fair, Victor isn't REALLY a Craps player. He usually plays Blackjack. I myself the VERY first time I played Craps made a HUGE mistake. I thought,"I don't want to risk my money anymore playing Craps. I want to cash out my money and go play Roulette " 💡 I pressed C/E thinking it meant,"Cash out and end game," and was baffled when my money DISAPPEARED. 😱😳 I asked the player next to me something like,"I pressed "C/E so I could cash out and end the game and my money is GONE. What happened to my money?" He replied something like,"C/E doesn't mean Cash out and end game, it is a bet meaning Craps and eleven. A 6 came out, so you lost all your money." 💡 I was SHOCKED that my money was lost on a bet I didn't even KNOW I was making and just wanted to cash out my money, not make another bet. It would have been great if the Craps and eleven bet was an unexpected winner instead however. 💡
Quote: NathanQuote: ChumpChangeVictor is at the craps table with a part 2 video and Slot Lady is nearby. Victor is a notorious side bet degen. He's been beaten back from betting $10 on the Smalls and the Talls to just $10 on the Alls. He's betting $10 on the PL with $100 odds and Continuous Come bets with 10X odds. He keeps making bad decisions about the Field Bet. Here's something simple. When you get the Come/PL bets on the 5, 6, & 8 loaded, put $50 on the Field like it was a 2:1 Iron Cross. Don't run progressions on the Field, just flat bet it.
I let the video play a little more (21:40) and he put $25 on each of the hard ways and he hit a hard 6 and put some of that onto his odds bet and $25 more onto the hard 6. The hard 6 hit again for a $450 payout and he raised his hard 6 bet to $100. He asked how high he can bet on the hard 6, the answer was $300 for a $3,000 payout at 10 for 1.
MORE CRAPS ACTION IN LAS VEGAS! BETTING HUGE ON THE FIELD! BUDDY MAKES ME BIG MONEY ON HIS ROLL!
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To be fair, Victor isn't REALLY a Craps player. He usually plays Blackjack. I myself the VERY first time I played Craps made a HUGE mistake. I thought,"I don't want to risk my money anymore playing Craps. I want to cash out my money and go play Roulette " 💡 I pressed C/E thinking it meant,"Cash out and end game," and was baffled when my money DISAPPEARED. 😱😳 I asked the player next to me something like,"I pressed "C/E so I could cash out and end the game and my money is GONE. What happened to my money?" He replied something like,"C/E doesn't mean Cash out and end game, it is a bet meaning Craps and eleven. A 6 came out, so you lost all your money." 💡 I was SHOCKED that my money was lost on a bet I didn't even KNOW I was making and just wanted to cash out my money, not make another bet. It would have been great if the Craps and eleven bet was an unexpected winner instead however. 💡
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You too Chumpchange :)
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