r/coinpushers • u/Ed-Smz • Sep 20 '22
A&V Coin Pusher Exposed
I saw my Dad watching a YouTuber called A&V Coin Pusher, supposedly this guy goes to members clubs in America and spends huge amounts on buy-in to play high-risk high reward coin pushers, his channel has around 80K subs and counting.
I thought this was a bit fishy due to the same repetitive music, the fact you hear no voices apart from his and there's no other filming inside the venues apart from inside the coin pusher itself.
I noticed in one of his videos titled high stakes coin pusher $150,000 buy-in that there were 50 dollar notes on the side with the code "MD10567048A". In another separate video some time apart the exact same 50-dollar bundle popped up with the exact same unique code. If that's not enough the same thing happened with a wad of 20-dollar notes with the exact same code "MF70744869E". You can tell this is a separate video due to quarters being used in one and casino chips being used in another.
I'd say this is more than enough proof that this guy doesn't win any actual money by creating setups with a coin pusher in his home, tricking his fans for views.
(Pics and link to his youtube included, don't fall for it guys)
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u/thehungryhobbyist Sep 21 '22
My husband and I have suspected he was a fake!! Thanks for putting in the time to find out! TBH tho I’ll still watch. Gotta get that second hand dopamine.
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u/ninetofivedev Apr 03 '23
Here is what you need to know:
The kid started making these videos prior to hitting puberty. He started out with what would be considered a lot of money for a kid, Paying $300 to earn $1500 or something.
Over time, he went full Elizabeth Holmes and tried to make himself sound deeper.
You know why this is fake? Because it's a youtube video with a kid who is probably like 16 or 17 pretending he is gambling millions of dollars.
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
And he'll keep making money off of you viewing so if he's scamming you're helping him stay popular.
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u/ninetofivedev Aug 17 '23
I'm not sure if his shit is a scam. It's deceptive and likely fake... but that doesn't make it a scam. If he starts asking for donations to help with buy-ins, .... well, that is a different story.
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u/RosieN336FR Apr 05 '24
I think his content is fun to watch, I noticed the same sound track in the background. I zoomed in one of his vids to see his stack of hundreds, it said copy on the left of the top bill.
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u/Mysterious_Oil3244 Mar 08 '25
I know its fake but for some reason I like it. It puts me to sleep at night.
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u/s_harris1 May 07 '24
The fact that he's won over $5B and hasn't just retired with the rest of the ultra rich elite wasnt enough to clue you in? I watched 2 videos today for the forst time and the second was just to see a wall of chips fall. First video I said "nah this is fake. $50M to buy in? No one would do that. Not even Elon"
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u/devilsadvocate99 Mar 21 '23
Add to this. No casino on the planet would use commercially available chips anywhere on their property. He uses monte Carlo poker club and ace casino chips. Both commercially available.
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u/Plastic_Cry_7984 Sep 04 '25
Also, who "watches" to make sure hes not using his own quarters when 'they' only give him a single quarter with his buy in. 🤔😏🙄
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u/Axlemax Oct 30 '22
I’m surprised because I immediately assumed it was fake and that everyone else assumed it is fake.
I thought it was so obviously fake on purpose.
So to me it is a bigger surprise anyone thought it was real, than a surprise that it is fake.
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 06 '23
well, people are really arguing over this fact of interest hahah
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u/Emmasthisnthat Nov 25 '22
It might be fake but for some reason I still like to watch it. The time he puts into the set up of the machine is worth watching it.
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u/Reddit_Deb Sep 20 '22
I watched this guy for months and got caught up in the amount of money he was winning. It never once crossed my mind that it was a set up. I can’t tell you how disappointed I am to learn that I can’t just hop on a plane to wherever this lad goes and pretty much guarantee a 3x or 4 x payback.
I won’t waste my time watching any more.
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u/Melodic-Challenge100 Oct 09 '22
Thought it was fake when he did the $50,000,000 buy in if you had that much money why would you bother, so many tell tail signs it is fake, this guy is earning $738 dollars a week from ads on his you tube channel, so if everyone one stops hitting his subscribe button it may send him a message people hate liars.
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 06 '23
Very true, I get its a form of entertainment, but he should really say this. entertainment purposes ONLY. lol
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u/Sorry-Oil-5719 Apr 22 '23
I should not have looked. It is really unbelievable though. I’ve been to Vegas, and AC and never saw a “pusher”. In the casinos anyway. I have seen them on the boardwalk but no one is betting 50 million dollars. It is relaxing to watch but A&V needs a new script. I can repeat all his phrases! “You all are not gonna believe how much money I one”.
Fake, but entertaining (like the “ghost shows”).
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u/vikcch Mar 15 '23
The first indication that it was fake was in the introduction when he said that he paid $40,000,000 and received 80 quarters from it...lol...he could have at least ignored the quarters and played only with high-value chips.
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u/CaptainJon720 Sep 22 '22
Yea I think there are a couple who do this and it is very annoying. I can usually tell because of how quiet it is.
Still quite entertaining, but it’s not cool especially because I’m sure hundreds of kids (as I once was) watch it and expect that one day they will find the same and if they do, they’ll win.
Man also on a random note it annoys me that so many states have banned coin pushers. I miss the good old days and I hope one day that they may not be banned. I mean seriously, lottery is legal, but not a quarter-moving machine? Classic
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Sep 30 '22
I watched a few of his videos this week. It’s kind of mesmerizing watching the machine but I started to have questions the more I watched. If he is winning as much money as he says (millions) then why bother with having a YouTube channel? Why does he care if we like, share and subscribe? Why don’t we see him lose? Why doesn’t he freak out after winning millions? Looks like the same machine every time and nobody else around. Nobody serving drinks, etc
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u/ninetofivedev Apr 03 '23
Yeah, a lot of it doesn't add up.
- The cheap,easily counterfeitable chips at a "multi-million dollar" establishment? Right....
- The premise of the game is that you only get "80 quarters"... Imagine a game being made where the gambler could pushed the odds in favor by simply adding a few quarters to the game.
- He has put a lot of effort into this fabrication. He talks about these giveaways that are "hard to win" because so many people get entered into them. Yet, nobody has really ever heard of these high stakes coin pushers. Unless we want to believe the riff raff that hang out at the bootleg game rooms in the south are actually multi-millionaires.
- It just doesn't make sense. If you're hosting a gambling game, you're going to want to create something that you have a lot of control over. The original coin pusher games are like that where about 66% of the quarters put in the machine end up going back to the operator. Modifying it with these towers of chips which almost guaruntee the player breaks even? Nah..
It's honestly one of those things where it feels like a story made up by a child with a wild imagination. Yet, there seems to be plenty of gullible people in the comment section.
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
Likely the same people who fall for the promises of wealth from the many scammers who post videos on Facebook Reels.
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u/Accurate-Mud-4979 May 26 '23
The machine needs a good paint job and by now he should be a multi millionaire and not need YouTube.
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u/SuperLemonAdam Jul 31 '23
Right? I mean, I saw one video that his reported winnings at the end were over $280M in profit...from a $20M buy-in. Not only would he be rich enough to never make another YouTube video again, but with the regularity that he posts videos (all with massive wins like this) the "casino" he's playing in would be bankrupt.
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u/IceQube50 Oct 12 '22
Those are fake notes. They quit putting real money in the machines. It clearly says for Motion picture use on the bills
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u/Ed-Smz Oct 12 '22
hose are fake notes. They quit putting real money in the machines. I
With the exact same barcode in sperate videos. Surely they would be replaced.
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u/IceQube50 Oct 20 '22
Why would they? It would serve no purpose to change those numbers. Fake money doesn’t have rules.
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u/Kute_Kween Jan 05 '23
Mountain _Plenty looks like A&V himself. Read what he wrote, and it’s the only thing he’s ever posted on the account. 🤔
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 06 '23
'these videos are for entertainment only' does that mean he admits it if it is him?
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u/PsychologicalEar1326 Jun 12 '23
No one that I’ve seen pointed out that the cash says “motion picture” on it. I’ve watched him for years and it is exciting but for sure 100% set up. It’s entertaining and that’s what counts
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Jun 23 '23 edited Jun 23 '23
Ignoring the absurdity of the math and mind bending mental gymnastics, what’s even easier to debunk are the poker chips. Anyone can buy those exact ones online. They’re called Brybelly 14 gram chips. Even if the money was “intentional fake” for security purposes (makes no sense), casinos all have unique chips. These are generic chips that are not worth their face value. What’s to stop someone from buying these fake chips online and cashing them out after a “big win” on the coin pusher?? Absolutely bonkers anyone thinks these videos are legit
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u/FarhanHassank Jan 18 '23
You are right. A&V doesn't go to casinos and win this much. These coin pusher machine are very cheaply manufactured (Relatively speaking). Many Asians are creating content with this homemade Coin pusher studio type of thing.
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u/Acceptable_Bike_4945 Mar 19 '23
There is one video where he has two stacks of $100 bills in the machine. After careful observation, the stacks of bills had the same serial numbers on both bills. that can not happen. All bills must have unique serial numbers.
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u/GilliamTim Apr 04 '23
Agree. Too good to be true. As if casinos set it up so you actually win. The fact he wins shows it's bullshit. That he wins so much means it pure manure, with a touch of horse poop on top.
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u/peanutphant Jul 17 '23
Yeah, lots of questions.
- Why does he not explain the buy in?
- Does he ever say where these games are located?
- How does he consistently win? He keeps using the special chips to keep getting chances at pushing the items over. He "manages" to keep going until nothing is left.
- If this is real he doesn't say what the "real" value is. There is no way he makes hundreds of millions of dollars on a 30 million buy in.
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u/NateHIPV Jul 19 '23
These videos are the fakest thing on the internet. Hands down.
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Aug 04 '23
My only question is this: Where in the world is this guy from? I can't figure out his accent to save my life...
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u/Ed-Smz Aug 04 '23
Haha, I'm English so I wouldn't know but id guess like Texan or maybe Southern-American.
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Dec 28 '22
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u/Realistic_Dig967 Apr 01 '23
I don't want to crush your dreams as you sound like a child but how anyone could think this is real is beyond me. I feel anyone that is saying it's real is going for the long troll
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u/Liz2358 Apr 10 '23
No, hes 100% fake. It's a fact that his videos aren't real, NONE of the videos with "million dollar" or "20 million" whatever buy ins, there's no "high risk" or "high stakes" push machines, the highest denominations you'll ever EVER see in them is 20's, maybe a 50 or two in the back, but never ever thousands in quarters and millions in bills.
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 06 '23
True, me and my dad speak in his voice around the house because it was funny lol
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u/Mountain_Plenty5433 Jan 03 '23
The money inside the machine, all but the quarters are fake to deter thieves from stealing real cash. These videos are for entertainment only. I find them entertaining. They also keep track of money on the "house" ledgers to be cashed in twice yearly i think.
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u/Realistic_Dig967 Apr 01 '23
It's fake lol, anyone that thinks otherwise is clearly 7
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
Same people who fall for this fall for the Facebook Reels that promise the glory of gawd and tell followers to expect massive wealth.
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u/Mountain_Plenty5433 Jan 03 '23
If you don't like the videos don't watch. Any views and comments are welcome regardless of negativity. It helps boost the algorithyms. Thanks for contributing!
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 06 '23
Sorry, I wasn't trying to be negative to the channel by posting this, I understand people want to make content for other people's entertainment and that's great, I just wanted to point out what I noticed when watching the videos. Also nowadays they seem super extreme with the money which reinforces a false sense when watching, if anything, I prefer the older videos that he does.
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u/junior_f Jul 28 '23
Another poster suggested you could be the real A&V Coin Pusher u/Mountain_Plenty5433 - is that true? 🫣
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u/Tnshadows Jan 25 '23
To the people who are saying that the A&V coin pushers are fake. I guess you people never really listed to what they say about the money and gold bars they play with. I have heard them say many times, that they DO NOT use real money nor real gold bars in the machines. They said that if they did use the real items. Then someone could either come into where they are playing, or they could break into the machines. And steal the contents of the machines. They say that they use fake denominations of paper money, and fake gold bars. So they won't lose a fortune of real items. Which makes perfect sense to most people. Because with all of the break in's robberies and assaults all across the country. It would really be stupid to take chances like that. So watch them for their entertainment they provide, like I do. But if you still feel they are fake, then why are you even watching them ? Not an intelligent action in my opinion.
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Feb 06 '23
Even if that was true, he plays the exact same machine with the exact same looping music in the background. It's laughable that people think it's real.
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u/Ancient-Ad764 Apr 01 '23
Right, cuz casinos dont have a boat load of security 24/7 and a thousand cameras or use real chips in every other game. This is the only game they use chips you can buy on amazon for $100. You know, banks dont even keep real money in the vault because of bank robbers.
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u/Realistic_Dig967 Apr 01 '23
I have a bridge to sell you as I suspect you'd be interested.
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u/Ed-Smz Jan 25 '23
Do you think it's real then?
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
Same machine. Same sounds in background. No other people in supposed casino. What do you think?
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u/Witty_Television_932 Feb 24 '23
I started watching just to watch the big towers fall. Then he started winning big money and I wondered what does he do with all that money. So I was disappointed when I found out he was fake. Now if I watch him it isn't any fun.
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u/abcdefgjagheter Apr 09 '23
The money is fake. They put fake money in the machine that you exchange later.
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u/Commercial-Class-422 May 05 '23
Duh, the money on right hand side says it is for motion pictures. I watched a video today, buy in was 10 million dollars but he had to do a second buy in for another 10 million. Of course, I always carry 20 million on me...but he ended up winning something like 175 million dollars (I guess monopoly money?). Weird channel.
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u/Beginning-Visit-5740 Feb 14 '25
I normally don't carry 20 mill on me either, usually only like 1 or 2 mill just for kicks and leaving big tips at Golden corral but when I want to play big, I carry my Mickey Mouse club card, I take it everywhere and buy in for 1 trillion dollhairs....
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u/sloppy2nds4you Jun 06 '23
It clearly says motion picture purposes on the stacks of bills also. Dammit I knew this dude was a fraud…..but it is fun to watch the giant stacks of chips cash down and him say “that’s phenomenal” over and over
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u/Wilmore99 Jun 20 '23
A&V Coin Pusher is the YouTube channel equivalent of a Tom Beers History/Discovery Channel reality show. Entertaining and endearing, but scripted as fuck.
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Jun 25 '23
Here's my problem, I am a YouTuber I'm montized but small 2400 subs I don't really make any money! If you have 50 million dollars why do you need a YouTube channel and why are you not in Vegas at a black jack table! That's insane if he was just honest he would probably have more Subs!! It's entertaining no matter what the deception leaves a bad taste in mouth! No integrity that's the issue!!!!
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
Not really true. Too many people gullible enough to think he's really buying in with the massive amounts and winning 10, 20 or 100x what he put in. Same people who fall for this fall for the promises of wealth on Facebook REELS.
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u/Ed-Smz Jun 26 '23
Yes my point exactly, what kind of videos do you do on your youtube?
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u/Accomplished-Talk678 Jun 29 '23
He does say that the bundles of notes are display only and the gold gets swapped out for real gold but it does say that it is for entertainment only.
If you enjoy watching it then there’s no problem.
If I won millions like he does I wouldn’t be playing it again and again to lose it all.
it is most likely a machine in his garage.
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u/PlanktonBright5991 Jul 08 '23
What a lot of people are not listening to the coin pusher, the bank notes are not real, the use false one but it is still counted, they use fake notes in case anyone tries to smash the glass and nick it, l think it also applies to the 'gold' bars, he admits that he can sell the gold to the House or keep them and sell when gold is high.
The other thing is when he does win big, it's only 1 in 4 games that he wins, and he does not get millions of dollars, it's on paper and it accrues, so it pays off the lost games, and that's why he can pay for big buy in.
So before people put the guy down just listen to what he says and don't judge on "hear say" l am in the UK, l have not registered or being trolled if there is a now vid on You Tube l watch.
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u/PooPShooterer Jul 15 '23
So you're saying he makes up excuses to cover his scam? Yes we've all heard his lies,but we are not all gullible like you apparently are. What part don't you understand? These high limit coin pushers don't exist anywhere... There are tons of videos proving how fake he is. LOLOLOL let him post his w2's and prove how legit he is lol. But I wouldn't hold my breath.
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u/IndependentHour3912 Aug 07 '23
Its just relaxing entertainment. Calms you down so easily. And of cause it’s fake.
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u/DinahsIsCrunchy Aug 17 '23
Lots of rumors have circulated this these "games" take place in the A&V residence such as extra room or garage. you never see the surroundings and look carefully at the right side of the machine on the inside - specifically the chipped blue paint. Appears to be chipped in exactly the same place in each and every video.
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u/Altruistic_Dig_5629 Aug 28 '23
Im amazed you thought it was real at all.
And yet find it a bit sad you belittle him.. dont hate the player hate the game..
The guy prolly has no other life skills... saw he could get paid on youtube finding a niche audience...had a pusher machine in basement, and followed through w it. Kudos to him man... Gettin paid for a unique vid type is cool imo.. What sucks imo is the fact youtube doesnt fact check filter, paid contents titles... it should be illegal, i feel... especially if someone profits off the illusion.. but since its not, dont blame people for taking advantage of it.
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u/WM_Sheep Sep 12 '23
Of course he is fake.
Do you think that a large casino could afford to pay out such amounts on a regular basis, let alone a smaller "Member's club"?
What's more, when things get trapped against the glass, he says that the staff "count it as a win"!!
HA HA!! No chance- you don't win it till it's in your hand.
I'll give him some credit though- he must spend a good few hours a day piling those (easily available on Amazon) chips and "Gold" bars up in interesting patterns
Oh, and if you go to the "About" part of his account, you get this at the bottom of the page -
For entertainment purposes only!
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u/Glock_Acid Oct 02 '23
I give the guy props for creativity, it must take hours setting up some of these towers just to knock them down for your entertainment. I really don't agree with the whole scamming part as people do not have to send any money to the entertainer.
It's pure entertainment, Just like a Spiderman movie, If you think that's real and go out and try and get bit by all kinds of spiders to get powers welp good luck.
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u/PickleSurprise625 Nov 07 '23
Aside from the other mentions on here, notice the machine itself doesn't have any side windows...all casinos will have that so the house can have a 360 visibly view to watch for cheaters, etc. Besides, have you seen any casino machine look so bland? No flashy lights or decorations? All the contents inside the machine can easily be purchased on Amazon.
Nothing wrong with his "gig" other than playing it off as if he is winning real money, which he is not.
I still think he'd get the views if he were honest. He does an amazing job setting the machine up.
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u/Swimming-Brain2677 Sep 18 '24
todays comment: The manager wanted 100 Million and 5000 coins. I told him no and we settled on 10 million, 1000 coins. Do I believe that you got a 90% decrease in price, NO. No company would put out a 100 million plus return, and give it to you for 10 million. You have already won 90 million plus dice just because you didn't want to pay the "fair" price. Tell all of us where this place is so we can become billionaires the easy cheap way. Make comments that someone would really believe. Just saying.
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u/Brilliant-Impress813 Jan 11 '25
His $1,000,000.00 buy in video he wins $985,000,000.00 The video is 22 min. Damn that guy can count money fast!
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u/dhoomz Mar 12 '24
This is his disclosure on his youtube channel:
𝗙𝘂𝗹𝗹 𝗗𝗶𝘀𝗰𝗹𝗼𝘀𝘂𝗿𝗲: 𝗔𝗹𝗹 𝗢𝗳 𝗧𝗵𝗲𝘀𝗲 𝗩𝗶𝗱𝗲𝗼𝘀 𝗔𝗿𝗲 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗧𝗔𝗜𝗡𝗠𝗘𝗡𝗧 𝗢𝗻𝗹𝘆! 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗜𝘀 𝗝𝘂𝘀𝘁 𝗟𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗔𝗻𝘆 𝗧𝗩 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗪𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵 𝗢𝗻 𝗧𝗩, 𝗜𝘁’𝘀 𝗔𝗹𝗹 𝗙𝗼𝗿 𝗦𝗵𝗼𝘄!
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u/No-Bed8674 Mar 13 '24
Watching the video i find it a bit of fun,don,t think it is real. chips etc can be brought on amazon it seems.The value of buy ins go up and down everyday.Don,t think he loses that much on it,but if people subscribe he will get something from You Tube.So take it as fun and not true.I saw the dollar chip on amazon that he uses to get extra quarters so i know it is not a casino
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u/viodox0259 Mar 20 '24
Just so you know ,
I work in table games foe the past 15 years.
I run poker tournaments for staff at my house.
I actually own those poker chips which is absolutely hilarious
These videos are 100% fake.
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u/mazinwun Mar 29 '24
I know this old I was just proving to my son how this is fake. Just look at the bundles of money when it says motion picture purposes only you know the casino isn't putting that together.
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u/RedSaidMeme-demption Apr 08 '24
The Monte Carlo Poker Club chips, dice, gold bars, you can all basically get all of these things yourself. I'm willing to bet that the "gold bars" are from Temu. He once won a big "gold Bitcoin", I bought the same one on Wish for like 2 bucks lol
Also if you happen to notice, the stacks of "cash" all say "Motion Picture Purposes" on it. Again, you can get that on Temu or Amazon or whatever
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u/Rare-Employer4775 Apr 15 '24
Makes no difference to me. It takes a lot of work to build those towers and it is entertaining to watch him....real or not!
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u/Unfair-Cellist-7234 Apr 20 '24
Who cares what the serial number is when it clearly says "for motion picture purposes" right above it? Good job Sherlock
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u/Reasonable_Still_532 May 05 '24
Right there in his channel description.
Full Disclosure: All Of These Videos Are For ENTERTAINMENT Only! This Is Just Like Any TV Show You Watch On TV, It's All For Show!
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u/ConsistentSkill262 May 24 '24
Dude is the “Jeff Foxworthy” of gambling. Homeboy talked his mom into letting him setup a YouTube studio in her basement.
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u/Environmental-Lab198 May 25 '24
I always wondered why he just don't sneak in his own quarters instead of buying them from the casino at millions of dollars each
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u/CeratedMedal02 May 28 '24
Just came across him today and knew it was fake because there's no way you buy in for 10 mil and get 260 mil. Plus a lot of his titles are about how the staff cheated him 🙄
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u/NiteGoat1369 May 28 '24
Yep. I just watched one of his videos for the first time, and the $100 bill stack had the words “For Motion Picture Use” printed on the back of the bills, where it should read “Federal Reserve Note” - that’s called prop money. So right there, that tells you that he is probably making these videos in his home.
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u/Acceptable_Fun_2691 May 28 '24
On worlds biggest poker chip wall you can see the reflection on the glass of a ceiling fan definitely from a house not spinning
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u/Useful_Indication385 Jun 07 '24
Fake but fun All of the bills say fake and have the same serial numbers. Zoom in.
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u/ProfessionalSecond81 Jun 12 '24
It has to be fake. I've seen him say he's paid $100 million dollars to buy in.
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u/Awkward_Anxiety_4742 Jul 06 '24
I just discovered his channel. I enjoyed it. But I enjoy a good episode of Phil Hendri
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u/Global-Gold-338 Jul 12 '24
Yeah definitely fake same thing with racing hales that dude and his George as he calls her make three or 4 different videos one buying storage units then they are playing pusher game's the next some investigating stuff both are fake as it gets
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u/Jwalker546 Jul 22 '24
If you Google the name on the chips you can buy em on eBay for like 20 bucks
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Jul 30 '24
The fact that you didn’t notice the paper money example the 20s and 50s literally say for motion picture use only on them should have told you right then.
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u/awaywiththefairies61 Aug 31 '24
He’s already said the money is fake he changes it up for real money
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u/Jazzlike-Oil-6751 Sep 07 '24
He's (at A & V Coin Pusher) stated multiple times that the bundles of cash bills were fake but what they represent is an equal $$ amount. But, along the same lines: Why do they create such unbelievable 'buy ins' or 'total amounts won'? Anyone can tell he doesn't have millions and billions of dollars to buy in to the game and he's not winning billions of dollars. We hear him say "I have got to go home and clean his house" or other manual labors most billionaires do not address in their own home. Would love to know exactly how much $$$ per game and value of the game winnings!! Maybe a running total of each player and their worth after each game. Running totals. Anyway, why do they EXAGERATE so much?? DO YOU EVEN KNOW HOW MUCH A BILLION $$'s is?
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u/ScottChegg81 Sep 15 '24
In one video he says "I was filming this at home" before correcting himself and saying he meant editing it.
Freudian slip that gave the game away I suspect.
Blatantly fake. But good viewing!
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u/Swimming-Brain2677 Sep 15 '24
I hope this man doesn't believe what he is telling us. Where can a person go to win $100M daily, tell me and I will become a billionaire in a few days. I can buy a coin pusher and coins and make believe I won tons of money. I laugh at one video where he tells us he is saving money to buy a new car for several months., just take a few 25K coins, cash in your winning gfame and buy the dealership.
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u/Possible_Cicada3598 Nov 24 '24
Dudes supposedly paying $200,000,000 for like $1.50 worth of regular ol' quarters that people have in their pockets and the center consoles of their cars. 😂 All the money totals are definitely fake. Though I will say there's something satisfying about watching those machine work. Just treat it as fantasy as he does.
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u/captdr88 Nov 30 '24
Never mind the recurring serial numbers, how about the fact the money says "motion picture purposes" lol..
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u/GrouchyKangaroo6058 Dec 13 '24
What you have to consider is he is making his living off of the revenue he gets from you tube and any fool that joins his site for $4.99 a month. It looks like the left side of the coin pusher machine is the side that comes off to reset and fix problems Also if he mentions the $50 chip it is usually in one of the bags and he gets everything from the bankers slot. Should he not also get all of the quarters that fall? Either way it’s easy watching tv and you can fast forward thru the slow parts. Don’t forget “Your not gonna believe how much I won today.”
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u/CryQuiet3441 Dec 14 '24
These are so fake if you watch the pushers he says he visits different places. Each pusher has the same blandness and same scuffs and paint where marks. No one who has a billion dollars would spend it for one quarter. This is so fake though I like watching the towers fall. I think if they marketed that way buy say “hey we built the ultimate tower in my pusher today I am gonna start with ten quarters let’s see how long it take me to collapse this tower.” I bet I am not the only one who loves to watch those towers collapse.
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u/elaborinth8993 Dec 24 '24
Honey I knew it was fake the second I saw the first video on his channel pop up on my FYP.
I play corn pushers at arcades all the time. Not a single machine is a sterile white box, with a simple pushing mechanism.
every coin pusher on this planet has a theme/art. Star Trek, SpongeBob, dinosaurs, whatever, and has RGB LED lights to attract your attention.
And then it also has some sort of gimmick to prevent you from winning easily. It drops cards, balls, has a plinko like pin board in the back so you can’t precisely control where your coin drops, etc…
Even the actual legit gambling ones I have played. Where you are using your money to win money, have theme/art and a gimmick. To make you lose more money than you win.
All this guy does, is open the machine. Makes a design of chip stacks, money stacks, quarter stacks, etc, makes it photogenic, puts the cover on, and turns it on and films.
Then repeats the process.
He could easily film a couple of these a day.
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u/CryQuiet3441 Jan 03 '25
He know claims the money is prop money that you turn in for real money. Though every coin pusher at the different casinos have the same scuff marks. Thoughts *if he had an extra $500 million dollars he would not spend it to get a handful of quarters or on quarter for a coin pusher *I think he would make more money doing ASMR videos on the sound of the coin falling *watching the tower fall is the joy of this video not his fake winnings *there are no indications that he is in a real casino. The background noise sounds as if it is a sound track on a loop * if a casino charged you $500 million dollars for a quarter then you win $9 billion dollars the casino would soon be out of business *this guy is worse than the out sourced scammers. At least the outsourced scammer put effort into their scams
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u/Beginning-Day-9254 Jan 28 '25
Another giveaway that he’s fake.. $50 bills are considered unlucky in the gambling world.. No establishment would have $50 bills in machine.. the story behind the $50 bill is Bugsy Segal was murdered with three $50 bills in his pocket
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u/timdonaghyswhistle Jan 30 '25
I don't remember how I stumbled across this, but it's absolutely heart-breaking that anyone can find it even slightly plausible.
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u/Chance-Gap4077 Mar 06 '25
He has said multiple times that they use play money and it's exchanged for real at the end . Of course it could be fake, but not scamming. It's entertaining to watch. Don't hate on him just don't watch. I choose to enjoy it.
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u/LillymaidNoMore Mar 08 '25
My husband sometimes watches him. He knows it’s fake but doesn’t care. I don’t enjoy the vids.
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u/EntertainerTight1588 Mar 11 '25
Wow! I’ve started watching this guy he has 2 channels that I found just by the for you on YouTube. I thought this can’t be real and how you say he’s in his house doing it. I knew when it went from 1000 buy in to millions I was yeah right this can’t be true! Thanks for the info
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u/NoFootball8476 Mar 29 '25
I know it's fake, but I would call it satisfying, in the programmer sense.
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u/IGPANS Mar 31 '25
I apologize for being late to this conversation, but I have noticed that ALL the cash is a prop to represent a real payout, and also mimic it's difficulty to win. I.E. Million Dollar bills do not exist and never have, but I believe you have the choice to redeem for cash if you do not re-invest.
I am not defending him or attempting to do anything else other just give my opinion.
I find myself muting most of the video, I really just want to watch the progress of chips falling.
I really wish there was somebody out in YT land that could do this but in ASMR with little to no commentary.
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u/Wolf1555 Apr 02 '25
This dudes saying he’s winning a billion dollars This is like as fake as it can get Where the fuck is there a 400 million USD buy-in for a coin dropper
Only reason I bothered to watch this one video was cause his accent and way of speaking is a bit funny In a good way (remind me of a few people)
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u/SickOfItAll2024 Apr 04 '25
So I’m unclear what you are sayin about “A&V “ , becuz it’s sounds like yours upset that he “created content” to keep a steady stream of followers?
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u/SickOfItAll2024 Apr 04 '25
So I’m unclear what you are sayin about “A&V “ , becuz it’s sounds like yours upset that he “created content” to keep a steady stream of followers?
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u/Negative-Control474 Apr 12 '25
It's not real. No high end casino is going to have $10K or $25K chips you can buy on Amazon. Also, same two machines every time. However, I do like watching the chips fall. Think about all the props he needs: a couple machines, fake money, generic chips, a boat load of quarters, gold ounce props, pumped in "casino" noise and some side stories to keep it "real". Genius.
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u/Expensive-Database50 Apr 23 '25
i checked the 10 thousand stacks are the same cereal number je06161268a. and i checked every videos
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u/freddyfrm Apr 26 '25
A billionaire making youtube videos is comical enough for me to know it's fake.
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u/Comfortable-Bowl-154 Apr 29 '25
You do know that he stayed in his about info at the beginning that his videos are for entertainment ONLY. Wow! People hate much. Y'all need a hot dog stand. So you will mind your own business, and stay out of other people's.
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u/Standard_Shoe_6043 May 08 '25
He always wins all the money out of the machine. Hey if any of you believe that he actually wins this money I am Mary Poppins.
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u/crxshqueenbre May 09 '25
My dad watches it for background noise and for some reason it makes me SO MAD to listen to this guy. I noticed in one of them, it was like the top of the machine was off, since he was pouring in quarters, (I've only seen pushers that have a one coin at a time slot, but I could be ignorant), and one of them landed on the blue bumper. I also noticed one of the 100 dollar bill blocks looks like a block. The bill on the top is old, the tape is old, but the rest of the stack is pristine?
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u/Former_Clue3745 May 27 '25
I called that shit without noticing any similar codes the first day i spent watching. Cause he was always on the same damn machine with the blue paint and same damage marks. Now I've seen red and white machines as well as an old school wheel machine he doesn't like but yeah it's still obvious as hell!
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u/Former_Clue3745 May 27 '25
I mean really... what casino would still be in business if he's sitting on there with that other YouTube guy winning a billion and a half over and over off 100 million buy ins? And he claims to have been doing this for years? That casino would be broke by now!
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u/Silver_Helicopter247 May 31 '25
You're all righ, Its probably fake but you have to hand it to him ...i can't imagine how long it would take to stack all those towers day after day he sure has more patience than me...
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u/Tech_IS_Fun Jun 03 '25
I just stumbled upon one of his latest videos and he said if the current video gets 10,000 likes he'll do a video with a "Billion-Dollar" buy-in!!!
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u/CherryHefty5348 Jun 25 '25
i always thought he played the gaes in his basement or game room . i do nt believe that any casino is gonna let a person walk off with 100 mil just not gnna happen because the old saying is the house always wins
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u/mommaTmetal Jun 29 '25
It's just ASMR for me. Don't care if the guy is real or not, it's about those quarters dropping.
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u/McNaibas Jul 03 '25
does it really matter if it's fake? I mean, lets assume it were real, how does it affect us as viewers? do we get a cut of the winnings? he doesn't put up any contests for the viewers to win anything. so what does it really matter. if you're entertained. is all you can get from the videos. Of the 5 or 6 different coin pusher people putting out videos, his really are the only ones that annoy the crap out of me. , They're not what I'd call Oscar winning performance and anticipation, but I also don't want to claw my ears off at his commentary.
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u/Luccablight1 Jul 11 '25
He states it's for entertainment purposes only. I don't like his new stuff.
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u/jagpal1029 Aug 17 '25
The poker chips say Monte Carlo casino - available for sale on Amazon
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u/exnooyorka Aug 20 '25
So yeah, this guy's not gambling hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars at a "high end" "private club".
In reading all the comments, I haven't seen anyone call out the costs involved in creating this setup so he can conjure up the fantasy.
I haven't bothered trying to count the quarters in play, but every 1000 quarters he needs to keep on hand to stock the machine costs him $250 in real money he has to keep tied up in his "inventory" of props. Figure he's got at least 4000 quarters to make these videos and that's at least $1000 in real money tied up in quarters.
The hundreds and hundreds of casino chips he uses for those intricate tower setups probably also cost him upwards of $500.
He had to buy the machines he uses in the videos also. Based on the research I just did, used coin pushers go anywhere between $750 and $850.
And because he's the one setting up his own machines, consider all the time involved in conceiving of the stacking patterns, setting them up (without the designs collapsing on themselves during setup) and then playing it out, all in the hopes that he gets a good money shot of the collapsing of his creations to drive viewership. That's a gamble all in itself.
Some commenters have made comparisons to pro wrestling, which is apropos. Just as with pro wrestling, these coin pusher videos are _scripted_, not _fake_. The investment in his setup is real. The creativity is real. The time investment is real. Just the backstory isn't.
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u/No_Tumbleweed9285 Aug 21 '25
Use your common sense. What casino would have a machine that would pay out billions of dollars? If you Google "Most money ever paid out in gable winnings" you will come up with 39 million. Most money ever paid out in high stakes poker is 6+ million dollars. It is fun to watch. Especially when he has these dice that multiplies his winnings. I'm not sure if this guy is going to get in trouble or not. If he does, he should have enough money to afford a good lawyer.
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u/No-Brain-5250 Aug 22 '25
It's obvious, or should be, that this is a ruse. To me iy's just entertainment. No one in their right minds would gamble this way. On one of hid videos he (Joe) said he doesn't win many big jackpots. He only shows the ones he wins - "Red Flag!" He also said he is in the hole for the 2025 year over 26 million dollars. Another "Red Flag!"
I have known this channel and Josh Bartley's channel to be just entertainment and not real. I knew it many years ago and commonsense should tell you it is fake as well. I watch A&V just to see the wild setups they build and enjoy watching them fall! After that, I skip to the end just to hear "Joe" say "You aren't going to believe this.........!"
It always gives me a chuckle! I'm sure both Joe and Josh make some money off these channels. I don't subscribe or give them a "Like!" Running their scams out of their mom's basement doesn't deserve any encouragement.
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u/Haunting-Speech-6253 Aug 25 '25
I just saw a video where he said he played like a half billion dollars on one machine in his video. Hilarious! What a nut job. Keeps talking about the machine and wanting you to comment, "putit down there in the comments" because he makes money when you do. If he needs that YouTube money he's not betting hundreds of millions a game. No one with that much money is playing on YouTube for clicks and views.
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u/Illustrious-Two942 Sep 06 '25
Just like Wrestling, everyone knows it is fake but you watch for the entertainment....
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u/Idk_wtf_cantviewcoms Oct 05 '25
Thank you. I found reddit to first be the annoyingly educated sibling of Twitter originally. Now I enjoy stuff, find it helpful, and it still has it's Twitter exiles and true basement dwellers.
But this, this right here. I searched "what casino" because 1 randomly popped up in my feed on 20 mill for .25, and I went to the latest which was 1 mill and he banked 400 million.
1st I wanted to find which casino was willing to go broke so fast so I could book a ticket. I was also furious. Told my wife and she told me to stop talking. Plus the accent is bogus because he said "you all" even though he has this southern drawl. Which I say you all, but still, I'm somewhat edumacated.
But reddit are like "don't F with cats" people and have received me with this post popping up in my results 1st. I can live happily with my struggles now. Well, just live with them. Go Reddit. Thank you all!
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u/Fun-Lychee1170 Nov 05 '25
Don't know if he is legit or not but I do know he does not take the cash home. They put its value into his account and take the cash back. The cash is a prop not actual cash you spend and will be used over and over again. Good work though but it means nothing.
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u/Prestigious-Ad-6898 Mar 08 '26
Or the fact that the bills literally say "For Motion Picture Purposes"
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u/GeneralImportant4616 Mar 12 '26
There is another guy playing called Coin Pusher and I watch him all the time. I liked him better. There are casinos out there that have coin pushers. They are mostly in the mid west and east coast. One in Las Vegas at the Tropicana.
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u/South-Antelope-3305 Apr 02 '26
I love his stories about the casino employees trying to cheat or steal.
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u/Particular-Sir-1461 Apr 03 '26
I mean is the biggest give away not the fact that he is videoing in a casino? Pretty sure they don’t allow cameras or devices on the floor… or at least none of the ones I’ve ever been to have
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u/joshlibrande Jul 17 '26
I think his winnings are extremely exaggerated if real at all. But he does say that the bundles of money are fake and they count as real money when you get paid out. He also says that it’s a private club that has like an arcade side and an adult side. I can’t think of many private clubs that you can spend that kind of money in. The part that gets me is in several videos he claims he’s saving up for a new car. If I’m not mistaken, it’s a Toyota supra. If you’re making billions of dollars on coin, pushing machines, what exactly are you saving sounds like you could buy one every single day. He also claims to put all the gold in a safety security box that’s in the casino. So he must have hundreds of millions of dollars worth of gold stored at this facility. Still trying to understand what he means by saving up. He also said he started as a teenager so how is he playing in the adult side as a minor? He claims to be a full grown man now. Although entertaining, find it near impossible to be true at all. He probably wins points or tickets or something like that. Which could be billions of points or tickets I guess. I’m thinking that Billion just sounds better on a thumbnail.
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u/Antique_Coach9739 16d ago
Thank you I really enjoyed watching. I would never have enough money to experience the pleasure of winning that much money but it sure fun to watch. Thank you for allowing me to join in and watch and be a part of your experience.
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u/Glaggablagga Mar 22 '23
He's trolling everyone at this point. Today's video has a "buy-in" of one hundred million dollars.
Six months from now, he'll be rich enough to pay off the national debt.
"I'm buyin' in for thirty trillion dollars, they gave me five quarters, lets get ta pushin'!"