Marc MacNamara, Tristan Schukraft Launch YouTube Series 'Hot Tub Games'

Marc MacNamara, Tristan Schukraft Launch YouTube Series 'Hot Tub Games'

NEW YORK — 2025 XMAs winner Marc MacNamara and Tristan Schukraft have launched a new game show series on YouTube, titled “Hot Tub Games.”

Filmed on location at Tryst Hotel (Puerto Vallarta), The Abbey (West Hollywood), Tryst Pool Club (Fire Island), and DS Tequila (Chicago), the series features co-producer MacNamara as its host, and according to a rep, it is also produced by veterans from Bravo, MTV, and Tryst CEO Tristan Schukraft. 

“‘Hot Tub Games’ pairs a reality TV queen against a gay porn king in a series of wildly unserious challenges, all in the name of charity,” the synopsis reveals. “With chaotic games like ‘The Whore You Know,’ ‘Why You Gagging?,’ ‘Scratch and Sniff,’ and ‘What’s in Me?,’ viewers are treated to a sexy, unfiltered, and dangerously personal look at their favorite stars like never before.”

The debut episode features Bianca Del Rio, Cole Connor, and Rhyheim Shabazz, among others.

“My longtime friend, Marc MacNamara, lured me to the gorgeous Tryst Hotel in Puerto Vallarta with the promise of margaritas and a view,” said Del Rio. “Next thing I know, I’m wrestling a porn star for points on a rooftop. The joke’s on him; I didn’t pack shame or underwear. ‘Hot Tub Games’ isn’t just a game show; it’s a thirst trap with prizes.”

The series is streaming on YouTube.

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