About Everithing Slots

Everithing Linda!

Linda’s career spans over two decades and includes a diverse compilation of industry verticals, companies and roles. she started out in radio, hosting live programs for Top 40, hip-hop and electronic dance stations in Austin, Texas.

She’s done a lot of everything, including print publishing, advertising and online marketing. She was the Vice President of Marketing and Promotions for Multimedia Games, which she later helped to rebrand to Everi. It’s during her time with the company that she earned a patent for a national slot tournament promotion called TournEvent of Champions®.

After over a decade, multiple tour buses (no kidding!), more than 200 casinos visited, and a corporate rebrand under her belt, she decided to take a much overdue break.

During her hiatus from corporate life, she had the amazing opportunity to support a number of local and national nonprofits including Austin Mask Exchange, BeKinder Coffee for Refugees and Starlight Children’s Foundation.

Oh, and she also became a Twitch Streamer during the pandemic years! It’s with the tremendous support from the Twitch community that they were able to cumulatively raise over $40,000 to help support pandemic relief efforts for those nonprofits.

Everithing Mike!

Mike has Art Directed literally hundreds of casino/slot games over the past eighteen years. He joined Multimedia Games in 2004, launching the Original Titles Art Department. Alongside the late Joel Shively and scores of talented artists, game designers, and musicians, he helped define the look and feel of the games that have become Everi. He is the voice of TournEvent and hosts the annual TournEvent of Champions in Las Vegas.

Prior to working in the Casino industry, he was an Actor, a Writer, an Illustrator, and an Entrepreneur. He owned a stationery, greeting card, and gift company known as Atlas Design, LLC. Which was distributed internationally through the 1990s. Before that he was the Associate Art Director at Paper Moon Graphics (the iconic 80s pop-culture card company).

Mike wrote and performed a critically acclaimed one-man show Off-Broadway called, “This is a Test.” He has appeared in films like Urban Cowboy, Temple Grandin, and the television series, Friday Night Lights. But he will forever be remembered as the kleptomaniac housekeeper/villain, Ray Thomas from the classic episode of Seinfeld called, “The Statue.”

Recently, Mike has transitioned into the VP of Games Communications and Media to define and develop player-focused communications and cool/fun channels like EVERITHING SLOTS!