Episode 84 - The Bally Table King: George Christian

“George Christian is effectively a ghost, and on this week's episode, we are joined by our good buddy Ty Palmer to tell some ghost stories.”

“His whole life story is shrouded in far too much mystery, and despite well over a year of us trying to uncover more details, we are still left with more questions than answers.”

“I owned an 8-ball deluxe at some point. I cherished that machine... You can throw a brand new JJP or some boutique game across town and I won't go out of my way to play it necessarily. Hell no. But if a new George Christian game or new-to-me game pops up, that's something I will definitely go out of my way to go play.”

“He didn't just fucking if you hated this and you just wanted to move on past that, you wouldn't keep like the biggest, loudest piece of your history in the lobby of your new business.”

“Their layouts might not look in a static way... but they're dialed and they let the rules really speak for themselves. And it's like they just make such addicting games.”

“Nobody hears George's. But I think his games speak for themselves.”

“I've been thinking about Brian Eddy a lot just because of some of the hate that fucking D&D is getting for some reason... I can't hear all the hate opening up the cash box every day and just dumping out the quarters from it.”

“It's one of those things where it's the sum of all, it's more than the sum of its parts because it's like yeah there's other bonus heavy games there's other games with all of these trademarks maybe but nothing else plays like a george christian game.”