Over the last few weeks, I’ve been slowly shifting the style of my history videos into something that feels a lot more natural, a lot more enjoyable to make, and honestly, a lot more interesting to watch. Instead of packing every video with niche collector details or long breakdowns of casino chip molds and inlays like I used to, I’m moving toward a format that focuses on what the general public actually wants: the story. The history. The personalities. The strange, forgotten, and entertaining moments that shaped Las Vegas.

In the past, I used to include detailed information about what chips were used, variations, denominations, molds, and all the stuff that serious collectors appreciate. It’s not that I don’t care about the collector community, I absolutely do, but most people watching these videos aren’t chip collectors. They’re here for the history, the fun stories, the random facts, and the feeling of stepping into old Las Vegas for a few minutes. That’s what these videos are going to focus on from now on, and I’ve honestly been having a lot of fun getting back into making them. It feels good to tell these stories again, and even better to present them in a way that really connects with a much wider audience.

If someone wants the deep chip-collector breakdowns, I can always make separate videos for that. But for my main history series, we’re keeping things simple, engaging, and story-driven — and I think this is the right direction going forward.