As a Black-Latino game designer with a PhD in behavioral economics, I built slot machines that don’t just entertain — they rewire your psychology. Drawing from Chicago’s South Side streets and UIUC’s lab, I fused samba rhythms, Skinnerian reward loops, and eye-tracking heatmaps into games that feel like street corner rituals. This isn’t luck. It’s engineered desire.

As a Black-Latinx game designer with a PhD in behavioral psychology, I turned my struggles on Chicago’s streets into a science of addiction and reward. My games aren’t about luck—they’re rhythm-driven experiments in human decision, using eye-tracking heatmaps and Skinnerian reinforcement loops. This is how I turned betting into a ritual, not a gamble.

As a Black mixed-blood Chicago game designer with a PhD in behavioral economics, I built slot machines that don’t just pay out—they pulse like samba drums. My UIUC-trained mind fused Skinnerian reward loops with Afro-Caribbean rhythms to create games where every spin feels like a block party. This isn’t gambling—it’s neuro-aesthetic storytelling. Win or lose, you’re dancing through data.