Thanks to everyone who continue to submit questions and keep me on my toes! Here’s a few more questions you were wondering about recently.
Two questions: What dollar amount (the least amount) do you recommend for someone entering a casino? What dollar amount (the least amount) is needed to play in the high roller room? My thoughts are $500 minimum to go to a casino and have some play for awhile on the floor and double that amount going into a high roller room. What does the expert say? 47RozUFO on YouTube
The correct amount of money you need to gamble with, is whatever you can budget for with an entertainment budget (money set aside that you can afford to lose after covering all of your household bills and setting aside savings). You could literally go to the casino with $5, $20 or $50 and have a good time. More times than not, you’ll go home empty handed, but that’s also my experience when I bring thousands too. Most high limit rooms have bets as low as $2.50, with some as low as $1 – so any budget could work there too. IF you have a larger budget, then $500 is plenty for low limit spins (50c to $1), and $2,500 for high limit spins ($10 spins).
What about starting out high and lowering your bet? That is kinda more realistic for the average person. Just an idea. 42bellabella on YouTube
How I play for my videos, is not exactly how I’d play on my own. When I’m filming, I have to keep in mind the entertainment value for the watcher. So if I’m doing $50 spins, and start lowering my bets, people may leave as it’s not as exciting. Now if I start at $5, and keep growing my bets – that’s more exciting to watch. That’s just my opinion, because that’s how I’d react to watching. When I play on my own, I mainly stick to one spin amount the whole time, $25 nonstop, and may $50 if I can’t catch a break.
What exactly is the name of the coffee at Plaza you keep talking about? I’m planning a trip in September and want to try this coffee. Dbcooks on YouTube
It’s literally branded Plaza coffee, and can only be purchased at the coffee shop adjacent to the hotel check in. They keep selling out these days, because I keep talking about it, so be quick!
When you visit a casino have you ever autographed your machine? Fans would know that they are playing a slot you also played. Robert B.
I never have. It’s not a bad idea though, perhaps I’ll start doing that (with permission of course!).
What city does Brian like best when gambling online. Where in NJ, where in MI, where in PA and where in WV? Carol O.
It doesn’t matter to me what city I’m playing it, it’s the fact that I CAN play! Literally as soon as the plane touches down, I’m signing in to find out what new games BetMGM has added to their lineup! When in Michigan, I play in Detroit and in New Jersey, any nearby city works. Haven’t played online RMG yet in the other States.
When Brian travels to play casino on line and he stays at R&B places, does he take a staff member with him or does he travel alone. Carol O.
When I’m filming RMG (Real Money Gaming) for online slots, I have generally traveled alone. In the past I have filmed in my hotel room, so if Marco was with me for example, he’d need to be silent the whole time haha. These days however, I’m starting to film my online play while on the gaming floor for more excitement. We’re also hoping to start incorporating events with my visits, so you can expect Marco and Raymond to join more often going forward!
Where does Brian prefer to fly out to when gambling online, MI, NJ, PA or West Virginia? Why doesn’t he stay at a hotel? Carol O.
My preference is to hit Detroit in Michigan. It’s the easiest for me to get to from Palm Springs, but also is home to MGM Grand Detroit which is a smokefree casino!
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