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Polina, known online as Luxury Girl, built nearly a billion views on Pornhub before shifting her focus to live casino streaming. In mid-2022, she teamed up with Royal Partners, launched on Twitch and then moved to YouTube, and within six weeks she pulled in 36,000 subscribers. Her story shows how to repurpose an existing audience into a high-end streaming business.
By 2021, Polina was the third most-viewed adult model on Pornhub globally, earning awards like “Amateur Model of the Year.” She invested these earnings in real estate, crypto, art, and a yacht. All her on-screen performances featured only her husband, keeping content authentic and private. That same authenticity became her secret when she shifted to casino live streams.
Rather than invent a brand-new formula, Luxury Girl borrowed 80% of her format from top Western casino streamers, then scaled it through her huge social channels. She combined high-energy play with candid chat, giveaways, and themed shows—like a Wild West night—to keep viewers hooked and deposits pouring in.
Her professional kit cost around $20,000 and includes a GeForce RTX 3080 laptop, Sony Alpha A7III mirrorless camera, G Master lens, Stream Deck controller, capture card, microphone, and lighting. Beginners can start smaller: a decent webcam, mid-range PC, basic mic and lights, and OBS Studio for streaming.
After Twitch imposed restrictions in her region, Polina pivoted to YouTube. She fought the on-demand bias by warming up audiences with Shorts and compilations on TikTok and Instagram. One secondary channel hit 7.7M views in 28 days; another got 2.4M purely from entertainment clips. This momentum made live-stream promos much more effective.
In a five-month span, her streams drove 1,847 casino deposits totaling €346,000. Average live-view counts hover around 1,500, with 18–20 streams per month. Each stream adds about 200 new YouTube subscribers, and collabs spike growth by 500–1,500 viewers at once.
Luxury Girl’s rise shows that **existing fame** can be repurposed across formats. Critical pieces include consistent scheduling, dynamic engagement, dedicated design assets, and using Telegram to lock in a community. Aspiring streamers should stay natural on camera—viewers detect insincerity immediately—and focus on themed events and regular promos to keep momentum.
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