As a London-based behavioral economist raised between British discipline and Brazilian rhythm, I once believed slots were about luck—until I realized they’re about choice. This is the story of how I traded delusion for design, turned spins into sacred rituals, and found freedom in the rhythm of the reels—not the jackpot.

As a UCL grad with a psychology and digital media background, I used to think slot games were about winning. Then I realized: it’s not the reels—it’s the rhythm. This is my story of how I traded superstition for self-awareness, turned BRL 50 bets into daily rituals, and found joy in every spin—not just the jackpot. Welcome to the Starfire Spin community.

As a Chicago-born second-generation Chinese-American psychologist and digital content creator, I learned that luck in slot games isn't about big wins—it’s about showing up, even when you lose. This is not gambling. It’s a quiet ritual: 20 minutes after work, with coffee, in the dim glow of your apartment. The reels don’t spin for money—they spin for meaning.