Streamer Bio
Slot Army launched his YouTube channel in 2012, making him one of the “original” influencers to dominate YouTube with exciting slots footage. Still, his first video wouldn’t go public until 5 years later in 2017. Nonetheless, he earned 15k views for a full screen bonus on the Country Girl slot.
His second video, which was filmed on Golden Power Ingots at the Treasure Island Casino, did even better. He broke the six-figure views mark with an unexpected, 7,500x jackpot win across 6 paylines. From 2017 until the first half of 2018, Slot Army averaged 5k – 10k views per upload.
Even though his most popular videos were filmed in 2017 and 2018, his channel peaked in 2019 until the COVID pandemic brought Vegas casinos to a grinding halt. Slot Army’s popularity also began to decline once other influencers began creating YouTube channels, but he never lost his initial community of fans. He bounced back from lockdown rather quickly to create new content.
It took Slot Army a year and some change to crawl back to where he used to be pre-pandemic, but he’s finally making some headway in terms of popularity. Fast-forwarding to 2024, he pulls in between 3k to 7k views per video on average. Not as good as he can do, but good nonetheless!
Given his current trajectory, his YouTube slots channel is poised for growth on a massive scale.
Channel Highlights
Most Popular Video: ***885 FREE GAMES*** 1000x BIG WIN BONUS – Fun Night in Grand Casino
Slot Army’s most popular video was published seven years ago on June 6th, 2017. Since then, he’s earned 367,652+ views and counting! He started off in Grand Casino with a $400 budget. Although he was a first-time player at that casino, he got $10 in free play and $10 at the kiosk.
He would go on to play Fiery Sun Burst, Golden Power Ingots, Pride of Egypt, Great Moai, and Silver Wolf. Slot Army recorded his experiences playing five slots in twelve minutes of exciting footage. Unfortunately, his first $200 disappeared so fast it didn’t make the cut during edits. His luck changed for the better once he’d dropped $300 into Fiery Sun Burst playing $1.30 per spin.
At the 3-minute mark, Slot Army is lucky enough to score 665 free games on a bonus round. He then scored another 70 bonus spins, bringing his total up to 735 free games. Finally, he tacks on another 50 spins during a big bonus round. This keeps going until he’s left with 885 free games.
We’re guessing those didn’t lead anywhere special, and neither did Great Moai (on which he won a total of $130.50). Next on the itinerary was Silver Wolf, where he won another $148.90. Eventually, he was caught filming by security and promptly asked to leave the establishment.
Facing a 90-minute road trip there and back, Slot Army wrapped up the night with $50 in profits.
Biggest Win: April 17th, 2018: $12,100 on Dancing Drums Diamond Eternity (Casino Unknown)
Slot Army’s most impressive jackpot win came on the heels of a particularly lucky bonus round. After hitting the minor jackpot, he struck gold with a $140 bankroll while betting $8.80 per spin. The camera pans to the aftermath, but he didn’t record himself hitting this jackpot live. Bummer!
Schedule: New Videos
At the time of writing, Slot Army posts new videos once per week. If you want to be among the first viewers to watch his latest content, you should check his channel between 11 AM – 4 PM EST. However, he hasn’t done any live streams in the past couple of years since the pandemic.
Prior to February 20th, 2024, Slot Army took nearly half a year away from uploading new slots content. He didn’t try to explain what happened, but his online presence was severely missed.
Even though his videos normally cut the fluff, his YouTube “Shorts” condense his biggest wins into bite-sized clips. When he posts these, he always adds the full video link in the description.
Community and Giveaways
After combing through Slot Army’s YouTube “Community” Section, we can safely conclude that he doesn’t host any giveaways or meet-and-greets. If you have any questions or concerns, he’s fairly interactive with commenters. However, you won’t find him on any other social media sites.
He last posted on YouTube’s “Community” section in December 2018 to announce his Top 10 Jackpots video for the year. In his defense, that compilation video includes some sizable prizes.