Q: So, LDS… When did you first start spinning the slots?

LDS – “I’ve always been a bit of a gambler, it really started with footy bets when I was a bit younger, Having an acca on at the weekend. I then noticed the slots section and it really took off from there having the odd spin dd spin on Ted King King cash and raging rhino.”

Q: Tell us.. How did you get started on YouTube?

LDS – “Honest answer. My biggest hobby in my spare time is fishing. And I used to fish more or less every day. I had personal things happen and went through a very hard time in life. So 2 years ago I wanted to try something new to get my mind off every day life and thought I would start a channel. I’ve always enjoyed playing slots, so it came pretty naturally to me to start.”

Q: What has been your biggest win to date?

LDS – “My biggest win is X wise is a max win on retro tapes 20p. Most remembered is completing rise of merlin twice within 2 weeks. And of course the 5 scatters on captain venture. My biggest buzz is of course the reel King ladder top, that does get the adrenaline pumping”

Q: Thinking of safer gambling… Do you set yourself limits?

LDS – “Yes I do set myself limits, I might test these from time to time and push the stakes, but everything I do is within my means and control. Its important to feel in control when gambling.”

Q: What is your biggest session loss ?

LDS – “My biggest lost is around 7k in day session, I was pushing higher stakes and trying to top reel king when it just refused, I think its important to eb open and transparent, Gambling can be addictive and when you chase losses and big wins, sometimes it bits you in the ass. Although this was within my means, It was still a big loss.”

Q: Any exciting plans ahead?

LDS – “Plans ahead? I just want to keep making content, hopefully its content that people enjoy watching. I have a great viewer base on YouTube that are with me as I go, I try putting out the most entertaining content I can, The website has taken on a new fresh look recently and I’m just pushing on to be the best I can be at what I do”