Pool in, spin together
Group Pulls
A Group Pull is where a group of us pool money together to bet bigger on a slot machine than any one person would alone — bigger bets, bigger potential payouts, split among everyone who's in. This page is still being finalized (some details are pending legal review), but here's how it works right now.
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STREAMING LIVE ON YOUTUBE FOR THE FIRST TIME
GROUP PULL
Saturday, September 26, 2026 · 9AM Start
Location to be announced
$200 Buy-In Per Person
Cash only, paid in person at the event
Spin size scales with the group
Spin amounts & denominations subject to change
21 & up · Valid ID required
Winnings split evenly among contributors · Paid after final spin
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The Basics
One legal player
I'm the only one who actually plays — my card, my hands on the machine. That's what keeps this legally clean: any win is legally mine first, then split according to the rules below.
Everyone shares the outcome
Win or lose, contributions are pooled and any proceeds are divided among everyone who's in — proportional to what each person put in.
A signed waiver is required
Before participating, everyone signs a waiver covering the rules, tax handling, and consent to be filmed. No waiver, no participation — this isn't optional.
If a Jackpot Hits
If a single spin triggers a jackpot large enough to require tax paperwork (currently $2,000+ per IRS rules), the casino pays out to me first, since I'm the one who was physically playing. From there:
Splitting it fairly
The IRS has an actual form for this exact situation — Form 5754. It lets the casino issue each participant their own individual tax form for their share, instead of the whole jackpot landing on me alone. To do this, every participant provides their name, address, and Social Security Number at the time of a qualifying win — not before, and handled directly with casino staff, not stored casually.
The tax holdback
Before anything is divided up, 24–25% is held back off the top of any jackpot as a tax buffer. Everyone agrees to this in the waiver before contributing a dime — no surprises after a win.
Worth knowing: as of 2026, a new tax law caps how much of your gambling losses you can deduct against winnings at 90% — meaning even a break-even group pull could create some taxable income for participants. This is genuinely complex; talk to your own tax professional about your specific situation. I'm not able to give personalized tax advice.
Yes, You'll Be on Camera
Group Pulls get filmed for the channel — that's the whole point. By participating, you're agreeing to appear in that footage, published across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and this site. This is spelled out in full in the waiver everyone signs before joining a pull.
Register for the Premiere
This event is open to members of Jackpot Junkie Nation (my Facebook Group) — invitation only, no fee required to register. Join the group first, then register below to confirm your spot.
Payment is cash only, in person, at the event. There's no online payment step — registering here confirms your spot, but the $200 buy-in is handled in person the day of, not through this website.
This isn't a casual "maybe" — registering here means you're telling me you'll be there. Spots are limited, and registered attendees get priority. Anyone showing up without registering will only get a spot if there's room left.
You're registered for the Channel Premiere on September 26 — see you there!