You have no idea how that works nor how many views people can easily get.
There are multiple models of payment, but they all roughly correlate to how many people view your page. And while I know that it's possible for a video to go viral and get a bajillion hits, those videos are few and far between.
Take for example, thekillernacho, one of youtube's top pokemon battlers. His most popular video has over a million hits, but his other videos often don't even break 100,000. For those interested, the 1,000,000 hit video is below:
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And for the record, this kind of popularity generally only comes when a gamer does something extremely novel, as shown in the video above. Those of you who have never played pokemon likely won't get why that video above is abnormal, and that's fine. It's kind of ridiculous that I watch these videos in the first place, and I know that. No need to remind me.
Playing a game well, though, isn't enough; you have to do something really novel to get that many hits.
In addition, OPs channel is posted. He's at about 100,000 hits per video, though I really didn't look through too carefully to see what variance existed.