Matthew Reynolds

Inventor of The Vegas Walk Method® and General Manager at The New Tangiers™

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

@CheapStakeKyle @MtM_Vegas @LasVegasLocally I left 😂

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

Power cut at Ellis Island @MtM_Vegas @LasVegasLocally

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

Self-exclusion arrives too late. By the time a player opts out forever, the harm has already compounded for years. Industry's standard arc — watchful waiting, then abstinence — skips an entire middle act where meaningful intervention could actually work. https://t.co/uyWvaCXneT

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

Responsible gaming doesn't have to live outside the marketing budget — it belongs inside it. Player development teams that treat RG as a cost center miss a strategic opportunity. https://t.co/BSfzmZQDRW

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Responsible gambling and player development sit in separate budget lines — but what if they didn't have to? Blending the worlds of RG and player devleopment creates opportunities for innovation, where none exists today,. https://t.co/5B7CeMYHcX

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@CircaLasVegas I saw these at IGA, and... to be honest... they look mad @InterblockNews (but in a good way!)

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

Pop-up messages and AI chatbots interrupting players mid-session feel like responsible gambling in action. The problem that user on earth eventually masters dismissing on-screen warnings as efficiently as possible, regardless of how well intended. https://t.co/mNOUiCrXnE

[Vital Vegas @VitalVegas]

This is what multi-millionaire human stain David Copperfield gave his team on the last day of shows at MGM Grand. #goodriddance

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AI systems designed to monitor individual gamblers and trigger interventions aren't just technically misguided — they're patriarchal by design. Watching a player's session to flag harm is like an AA sponsor shadowing someone's Saturday night on the town. https://t.co/jHTKbeYl0U

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Most responsible gaming programs activate at crisis point—but what about the loyal, valuable players quietly drifting toward burnout long before that? This is the missing middle: low- to mid-risk guests who need structured support now, not later. https://t.co/HR0gYJCV1W

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Las Vegas has long prided itself on making every visitor feel like a whale — but that implicit social contract is quietly dissolving. The real culprit isn't casino greed: it's the cold logic of modern commerce. https://t.co/IT1WaBZ5xn

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Gambling influencers are pulling in millions of views by playing in ways that have almost nothing to do with how you'll ever sit down at a table. https://t.co/gBtgaMS4hE

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

When a player self-excludes, the industry often treats it as a success story. But by that point, years of compounding harm has already happened. A better approach is to support the player to avoid higher levels of harm. https://t.co/W7DCki4nBk

[Casino King @RealCasinoKing]

Is there a real reason for a gambler to travel to Las Vegas? You get such a better experience at local casinos it’s not even close.

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

This video by @babetravelling aligns with my interest of "making content where casinos are visited in sequence" -- https://t.co/xGFXJoKpgJ, but the standout here is the *cost* of doing this is immense! Love the dedication to the craft of making great content.

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@VitalVegas Hey -- might you be interested in a video on how to visit every casino on the Strip in the most efficient way possible?? https://t.co/g8LZ19jbUG

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

@LasVegasLocally Hey -- might you be interested in a video on how to visit every casino on the Strip in the most efficient way possible?? https://t.co/g8LZ19jbUG

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@fidexcode C, using the printed K&R I borrowed from the library.

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@JacobsVegasLife I do actually quite like it. It’s authentic.

[Matthew Reynolds @mbrit]

@milestomemories Hi Shawn — big fan of your channel. I’ve just got back to the UK having done all 51 casinos in Las Vegas in five days. Didn’t know if you wanted to chat about it on your podcast?