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Slotlady, whose real name is Sarah, is a bright and smiling addition to the gambling community on YouTube. The audience of her YouTube channel is more than 171,000 subscribers, while over 22,200 people follow her on Instagram.

SlotLady Channel Inception

Slotlady started her YouTube channel in July 2017. After advertising her project on the Vegas Fanatics forum and publishing new content daily, Sarah has garnered over 80,800,000 views by January 2021. Some videos have more than 500 thousand views, even reaching more than a million views over time:

The main motivation to start the channel is the love of gambling. In her message to subscribers, she wrote:

“I love slot machines and gambling in casinos, so I decided to create my own blog to share my experience with you.”

Who Sarah Really Is

Slotlady prefers not to talk a lot about herself. She is 27 years old and lives in Toronto, Canada. She often visits casinos in Niagara Falls and Las Vegas.

Sarah posts pre-recorded videos, frequently hosts live streams of playing in land-based casinos on her channel, as well as streams of online casino play sessions on her Twitch channel. Unlike some gambling channels (but similar to the channel of Brian Christopher, fellow gambling YouTuber), her content differs from the classic reviews of slot machines. Her method is to launch the slot and record whatever comes her way.

Videos come out almost daily. Sarah is also busy during Christmas and long holidays to post new content for the fans.

The channel’s preferred casino slots are based on movies and TV shows, as well as timeless classics. In her collection, you can find such slot machines as

• Sex and the City
• The Third Extra
• The Simpsons
• Flintstones

In her online store, Sarah sells T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies, sports bags, and phone cases. A distinctive feature of all products from Slotlady — a logo of a smiling lemon.

Sarah has also recently teamed up with the aforementioned Brian Christopher for a collaboration video. Here’s the one that went up on her channel:

Polarized Audience

While the Slotlady channel is gaining popularity, there are debates about Sarah’s professionalism on some forums.

Some gamblers criticize Slotlady, claiming that the YouTuber knows nothing about the games she plays. Slotlady’s defenders say that the audience is often prejudiced towards female-streamers. According to them, men often pay more attention to appearance, rather than professionalism.

Despite the negative comments, Sarah Slotlady continues to post videos and devotes her free time to gambling.

SlotLady Net Worth

Even though Sarah has an impressive presence in the gambling section of YouTube, her main source of income probably consists of Twitch, Patreon, affiliate deals, her online merch store and winnings from the slot machines. This is due to the fact that gambling videos can rarely be monetized on the main platform.

At the time of writing, Sarah has 131 patrons on Patreon, where the minimum pledge is $5 a month, going up to $10, $25, $100, $1,000 and the biggest one is $10,000. It is more likely, however, that most of the subscribers are on the lower end of the donation level, seeing that her Patreon goal is 75% reached.

Additionally, Sarah has more than 5,200 followers on Twitch. Some of them may be subscribers as well, which one can become by pledging a sum starting from $4.99 per month. It is unclear how many subscribers she might have, as this data is not public. Nevertheless, subscribers in all mediums, coupled with slot wins, should be enough to make the activity worthwhile.

Article updated on 26/01/2021.

LOS ANGELES — Queen Latifah thrives on going big. From writing and rapping at the start of her career to being an Oscar-nominated actress to producing, she has upended expectations for years.

Her latest chapter comes in the new CBS series 'The Equalizer” as the first Black woman to portray the role in the franchise.

The show debuts Feb. 7 in the coveted timeslot following the Super Bowl, typically the year's most-watched program. The series settles into its regular Sunday night slot on Feb. 14.

The football game offers the potential of a huge lead-in audience to introduce Latifah as Robyn McCall, an ex-CIA officer who uses her skills to defend those who can't help themselves while pursuing her own redemption. Her co-stars include Chris Noth, Lorraine Toussaint and Adam Goldberg.

The post-Super Bowl slot has provided monstrous ratings over the years for shows like 'Friends,” “Survivor” and 'Undercover Boss.”

'I'm so stoked that we’re coming on after the Super Bowl,' Latifah said Wednesday on a video call. 'It was a great boost for our crew that has been working really hard under difficult conditions. It just gave us all a boost around here and made us go even harder and work even harder.”

Latifah is getting her licks and kicks in on three sets built inside Meadowlands Arena in East Rutherford, New Jersey, her home state.

The arena where fellow Jerseyites Bruce Springsteen and Frank Sinatra, as well as the NBA and NHL, once played closed in 2015 after nearly 40 years. Tax credits from the state have helped lure TV and film projects to the sprawling site.

'We're across the street from Giants Stadium, for cryin' out loud,” said Latifah, a self-proclaimed 'huge' football fan.

The crime drama is being reimagined, following the original series from the 1980s with a white man (Edward Woodward) in the title role. That show spawned films in 2014 and 2018 starring Oscar winner Denzel Washington.

“I did watch the original series as a kid,” Latifah said. “What Denzel did with the feature films has been incredible. We wanted to do something different.”

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Latifah's character is a divorced single mom to a teenage daughter. On the job, her character is strong, cool and skilled, but at home she's thrown off-balance.

Debra Martin Chase, an executive producer on the show, said she believes Latifah is just the fourth Black woman to play the lead on an hour-long network drama, joining Teresa Graves, Kerry Washington and Viola Davis — all of whom were Golden Globe-nominated for their roles.

Latifah gets to cruise on a motorcycle (a passion in real life) and fight, something she and her brother learned as youngsters from their police officer-father.

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“My father taught us how to fight at a young age, how to defend ourselves, taught us all these moves, and then told us never to use them unless you were defending your mother, your brother, you're sticking up for someone who's being bullied,” she said.

While Latifah loves action and fighting, she doesn't go in for gratuitous violence. As an executive producer, her influence extends to all areas of the show.

“I want to see Robyn fight, not just with her hands, but with her brains. That's what you haven't seen enough of, particularly from Black women on television and in a lead role. We’ve been equalizing for centuries, from Hatshepsut to Stacey Abrams to Kamala Harris,” she said.

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Latifah added: “Hopefully, they’ll start to say, ‘Damn, Latifah is a badass.' The ego in me wants them to say that.”

Beth Harris, The Associated Press