Digital Social Hour
Digital Marketing Secrets from a Casino Power Player | Jerry Morris DSH #918
Sun, 24 Nov 2024
🎰 Digital Marketing Secrets from a Casino Power Player! 💼 Join Sean Kelly as he sits down with Jerry Morris to uncover the high-stakes world of gambling and digital marketing. 🚀 Jerry spills the tea on his wild casino adventures, sports betting strategies, and how he's leveraging social media to build empires. 📱💰 From $20k parlays to networking with celebs at the blackjack table, this episode is packed with insider knowledge you won't find anywhere else! Discover: • How Jerry turned gambling into a networking goldmine 🤝 • The secret "Blackjack Fire" strategy that could make or break your night 🔥 • Why haters are actually helping your social media growth 📈 • The power of authentic content creation in today's digital landscape 🎥 Don't miss out on these game-changing insights! Watch now and hit that subscribe button for more eye-opening conversations on the Digital Social Hour. 🔔 Join the conversation and level up your digital game today! #DigitalSocialHour #SeanKelly #JerryMorris #DigitalMarketing #CasinoSecrets #nbabettingtips #socialmediamarketing #digitalmarketing #mlbbetting #sportspicks CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 01:02 - Jerry's Sports Betting Journey 04:02 - Jerry's Betting Performance 04:56 - Meeting Sean Perry 05:45 - Networking Strategies in Casinos 10:29 - Adrenaline Junkie Lifestyle 11:51 - Experience with Skydiving 13:01 - Driving Challenges 15:47 - Health and Wellness Insights 17:45 - Snowboarding Injury Story 21:14 - Josh Richards and Bryce Hall Connection 22:59 - Josh's Blackjack Techniques 24:32 - Card Counting Explained 26:47 - Baccarat Skills of Asians 28:20 - Adin Ross's $100k Siri Gamble 30:35 - Bryce Hall vs. Tfue Controversy 32:45 - Coping with Hate 33:53 - Fighting for Money Perspective 35:59 - Spending Winnings from Gambling 37:12 - Future Living Plans 39:07 - Personal Goals and Aspirations 40:45 - Connecting with Jerry APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Jerry Morris https://www.instagram.com/jerrym/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Chapter 1: What is Jerry's sports betting journey?
Yes, without a doubt, for sure. You drink while you play. Yeah, I drink aggressively while I play too. Honestly, it's like sometimes I do sober days and like all the bartenders and waitresses will laugh because like when they come in, they're like, tequila shots? Nope, not this time.
all right guys jerry morris here today first podcast in a while right yeah it's been years dude why the break uh i don't know i feel like i just gave up on posting content myself and your podcast is dope so yeah that was easy i feel that dude do you feel like you got lost in the social media sauce like Yeah, getting lost and helping other people's brands on social media.
I feel like caring more about others than my own content. So there's just never a need for podcasts. It didn't really help benefit me in any way, I feel like. But, you know, I watch yours all the time. Obviously, the clips and everything, they're great.
Chapter 2: What are Jerry's biggest betting performances?
No, I appreciate that. Pods are making a comeback.
Chapter 3: How does networking play a role in gambling?
I thought they were dead years ago. Dude, they are booming right now. I feel like they're booming more than ever. Bro, two of them this week sold for nine figures. I saw that. And multiple in the past have sold for nine figures. Six this year. Yeah, podcasts are in. They're back, man. For sure. What you been up to, though?
Been up to, you know, sports betting businesses, social media businesses, just staying in that lane. I'm definitely not a content creator myself, but just helping market and, you know, helping other people with their businesses. Yeah. How'd you get involved in sports betting? I mean, I've gambled most of my life, I'd say.
I've always sports bet, but just opportunities just align through social media and through knowing people where basically being able to help other people, you know. Yeah.
Scaling businesses. What have been your biggest bets that you've made?
uh the biggest bet this year i made was 20 000 on a five-team parlay hey i don't know like over a million dollars and it lost first leg ah you were confident with that one yeah i was that's basically when i'll bet sports like i'll start somewhere and just kind of raise it up so if i win then i'm happy to put more on it and i'll keep doing that and then eventually i'll get to like where i'm comfortable throw 20k on something but obviously when that loses it's sad and then i kind of chill back out geez what's your best sport to bet on
uh baseball for sure really it's the only sport i actually enjoy betting on i feel like because baseball i played in college i played it my whole life when i watch it i feel like i'm pretty good at it when other sports the lines the vegas is too good at what they do with lines i feel like i'm not sharp at all i'm kind of a degenerate with gambling i'm just guessing i'm flipping a coin yeah how do you win flipping a coin over and over and over again it's like playing baccarat guessing the same thing and just you know i feel like it's a losing edge yeah so baseball i feel like i can actually win i feel like i win every year that makes sense and you've helped sean perry grow a lot too right
Yeah, me and Sean have done things together in business and helped him with marketing. And Sean's killing it. He's obviously, Sean is a sharp in sports betting. So it's a little bit easy to help brand someone that's actually proven to be a good gambler. So it's fun working with him.
Yeah, I've seen him make some crazy bets, dude.
Yeah, he put a million on the Super Bowl last year. 1.2, I think, actually. He lost, right? That was on screen. He did lose. Crazy last ending.
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Chapter 4: What is the 'Blackjack Fire' strategy?
everyone thinks i'm an idiot until they win and then if i hit like two or three lucky ones in a row like i said i'll scale up yeah so if i hit that 20k one you know it kind of sets the tone forever you're fucking wild you're like the mickey mace of uh the sports betting i definitely can't can't say that but uh yeah definitely i mean i enjoy it i'm definitely no professional sports better by any means at all i would never tell anyone to take my picks honestly yeah it's a risky game to get into
Yeah, for sure. I don't even, I mean, I like to gamble, right? Like I have cards on my forearm. So, I mean, it's part of my personality, I guess. I've always done it, but I wouldn't really suggest people to gamble unless, like for me, I like to use it for networking. Yeah. Like I've met most of my clients or my biggest clients or my closest friends through gambling one way or another. Really?
And that's how I met Sean Perry, through gambling. Wow.
You were out at casinos betting?
Yeah, I was at a casino betting, and one of our hosts linked me with one of his friends, and his friends linked me with him, and it went full circle. So I try to gamble more for the networking than I do to try to actually win money, because I feel like I'm realistically going to lose long-term gambling, especially table games. No, that's smart. Things like that, you're not going to win long-term.
Might as well get something out of it, because if you network with someone, then you make money with them. You kind of make your money back.
Yeah, exactly. That's how I look at it. Maybe I'm a gambler justifying it to some extent, but... Um, yeah, obviously that's, that's definitely the way I do it. I try to network every time I'm gambling.
If I lose money, I, I hope to meet at least one to three people that I can do business with, make money with, or whether it's six months down the line, do some deal with that'll end up bringing it back full circle.
A hundred percent. And the whole strategy is smart. Being friends with casino hosts.
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Chapter 5: Why is social media growth linked to haters?
Chapter 6: How does Jerry cope with criticism?
Yeah. Yeah. And the way if you gamble, you know, somewhat often or more than the average person, you should be using stuff from host anyway. Like I try to take full advantage of it. Most of my hosts joke with me and laugh about it because I'll just try to abuse it.
Yeah, they be comping.
Yeah, hotels, food, you know, cars.
The win comps 1.5 mil a month.
And you know what's crazy? Win is, in my experience, no disrespect to win. They don't give me anything. Oh, really? Yeah, I tried once because I like win. I think it's a nice vibe, but I usually gamble like Aria or Red Rock mainly.
those are the two casinos that you know they treat me well i have really good relationships with hosts and i love being there overall good vibe yeah but when i don't really gamble much i tried to get a host there once and like they've given me a couple free hotel rooms but it's not like the same experience as if i go to like ari or red rock that's just my opinion no i feel that because i think a lot of ballers go there so like 10k at the winds i was gonna say yeah 10 to 50k 10 to 100k i would say it's probably nothing to win versus you know the people that are probably getting a jet and wiring in 5 million or have 5 to 10 million on credit
Yeah, the ballers go to Wynn. Absolutely.
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Chapter 7: What are Jerry's personal goals and future plans?
Chapter 8: How does gambling influence Jerry's lifestyle?
If I lose money, I, I hope to meet at least one to three people that I can do business with, make money with, or whether it's six months down the line, do some deal with that'll end up bringing it back full circle.
A hundred percent. And the whole strategy is smart. Being friends with casino hosts.
Yeah. Yeah. And the way if you gamble, you know, somewhat often or more than the average person, you should be using stuff from host anyway. Like I try to take full advantage of it. Most of my hosts joke with me and laugh about it because I'll just try to abuse it.
Yeah, they be comping.
Yeah, hotels, food, you know, cars.
The win comps 1.5 mil a month.
And you know what's crazy? Win is, in my experience, no disrespect to win. They don't give me anything. Oh, really? Yeah, I tried once because I like win. I think it's a nice vibe, but I usually gamble like Aria or Red Rock mainly.
those are the two casinos that you know they treat me well i have really good relationships with hosts and i love being there overall good vibe yeah but when i don't really gamble much i tried to get a host there once and like they've given me a couple free hotel rooms but it's not like the same experience as if i go to like ari or red rock that's just my opinion no i feel that because i think a lot of ballers go there so like 10k at the winds i was gonna say yeah 10 to 50k 10 to 100k i would say it's probably nothing to win versus you know the people that are probably getting a jet and wiring in 5 million or have 5 to 10 million on credit
Yeah, the ballers go to Wynn. Absolutely.
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