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I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

Most of those videos are AI generated videos, you cant compare them in terms of consistency of words to human original videos for promotions, we are facing a challenge of AI intrusion into humans activities and most times AI give substandard contents unless human is fully involved, it wont take long before people start looking away from social media contents if AI is allowed and kept as approved contents.

That is misleading, if someone is having trouble in finding their next meal then they are not in a state to enjoy the gambling so giving them a hope of easy money in no time is exploiting their situation and should not be tolerated.

BTW, which casino did that? Most like app notification so it may not be any crypto casinos which are here, isn't it?

Just do not trust everything that you are seeing online. There was a time my niece came to me and told me about something like this, she thought she can also make money from referring people and not actually knowing that it is a casino site. She deposited money but I told her not to deposit money on the casino again that it is not a way of making money. There are many people that will fall for this and later realized after they have lost money.

This is very misleading, any experienced gamblers that hears such comments will immediately know that the "casino" is a scam. Any reputable casinos will never allow such misleading advert to be affiliated with them, so I wonder if the casino is actually aware of it. I've never heard of a casino that gamblers will never lose their money, how else can their businesses succeed if gamblers don't lose. They are not charitable organizations and they are not a place where anybody can just get rich quick overnight. It is a pity that this is what social media has turned to, it has become a hub for scammers and paid influencers to deceive ignorant people and they mostly get away with it.

We all know that gambling advertisements are aimed at attracting new users. But they shouldn't use phrases like that. Those of us who have gambled know what slot players will actually experience.
It would be better if they advertised related to bonus promotions and the potential wins offered, rather than changing everything to make it look easy to make money. That seems like a lie, but who cares? They are promoting their business to make a profit. Maybe they call it marketing uniquely.

It's deceptive and manipulative. It. It should be reported to the meta; this kind of ad should not be allowed to be posted, as it borders on deception.

I wish social media would moderate such ads and curb their greed, protecting their users. It’s true that social media users are their products; you, as a user, are left to monitor what will harm you.

Only newbies who do not know how gambling works will fall into such deception; people who understand gambling should report these ads and do not allow their friends or loved ones to fall for it.

They can only deceive novice that are still starting their gambling career to think that making money from the casino is that easy. I don't think that marketing strategy is a honest one, because the lady is is not honest with what she's saying. She's saying those things just to lure people to gamble knowing fully well that they are more likely to lose their money in gambling and they will never see that next meal.

It's just a common marketing trick. The promoter only explain a way to make fast money without blatantly explain if that was gambling. The worst thing is that they used AI, which is repeating the same script anytime. However, i feel there's no problem with it as they getting approved by Meta to show up in the time line. It means they have passed all of requirements to put gambling promotion.

A very big red flag Unfortunately most people who I want to believe are newbies who are desperate will fall for it and lose their money. No reputable casino will start their advert with this type of hook. None. And if you see them online call them out and let other unsuspecting victims know what their tricks are. That will be your own contribution to responsible and safe gambling.

That's nonsense. Casinos aren't money machines that can be easily exploited. Casinos are places to have fun by burning your money. Sometimes people are led to believe that they can make money from casinos, but that's a completely unrealistic promotion. Even if it's true that casinos can make money, it's not easy. You can only do it if you're lucky.

I hate casinos that promote themselves in that way. If you watch their live streams, the slot machines they use seem different. Their balance never runs out, and it's easy for them to decide to bet large amounts, but that's just a setup they do with their affiliates.

It's a kind of promotion that is out of dignity, and the greed to make money by leading your followers astray, I try as much as possible to report such misleading promotion any time I come across it and I think you should also do the same because your report could help prevent the video from reaching some persons that would fall victim at the end of the day. What I am also noticing now is that, some of this prompters are using AI to take an unknown human face or form and they speak about the promotion word to word, if you don't take a close look, you might not tell of it was a real human talking or an AI. When you come across the promotion, report it.

This is by far the worst promotion I have ever seen; they want you to spend money intended for food, and even guarantee easy money. This is not a responsible promotion of casinos.
People who do this are desperate to recruit new people. We all know that this is not how gambling works. Casinos are never a cash cow for players; it's the other way around.
These kinds of promoters should be banned from social media because they are harmful to users. Some users might fall into this trap because there are people who believe everything they see on social media.

Obviously, when it’s too good to be true, as there’s no quick and easy money, then it’s certainly a big lie, a scam. Gambling is never an answer to those who are facing financial crisis and challenges, in fact it could lead to financial losses in just a blink of an eye. So that kind of promotion is never quite convincing knowing not all gamblers are dumb and impractical.

However, still there are few who easily fall on this kind of trap. Surely because of greed, and clearly lack of gambling knowledge that could lead to wrong decision making and create inevitable losses thereafter.

Meta and Google Ads are the worst to consider as a 'no problem' kind of thing because anything can pass through their verification process as long as the advertiser meets the first requirement, which is payment. Unless something is being reported, that's when they can take action, which most of the time they will still keep on displaying the ads but not on the timeline of who reported it.

Those videos can easily be detected to be fake, I sometimes believe that even the casinos that their promote also are not the real casino that we know, I have seen someone making promotions for a well known casino in this Forum on social media, and when I visit the site, is quite different from the original cryptocurrency casinos.

Google ads and meta are the worst place to go for information, and most of the ads are sponsored by scammers who just want to earn their ads rewards.

There are many such advertisements on Facebook and even other online platforms. They always offer the easiest way to make money, but we understand that it's not always like that. Most of what they say is nothing more than empty promises and isn't real. Therefore, we should avoid believing what they say and report such advertisements if we encounter them, as they can only mislead people, since online platforms are sometimes lax in filtering such advertisements.

One of the worst promotion I have ever heard with regards to gambling advertisement that you have to think if this company has no moral compass anymore. And that they want people to really get themselves deep into gambling and their life getting REKT. Hopefully though this kind of misleading promotion, gamblers will have to find a way and read between the lines that this is a lie.

Gambling is still base on luck, yes, maybe there were times that you will win and then most of the time losing. But to think of it as source of where you going to get your next meal? I disagree with that. If you have the money then it's better to just buy food with it.

Unfortunately I saw a lot of casino advertising made in that way, rften reconstructing scenes from everyday life where someone is seen at a supermarket checkout who doesn't have the money to pay and is offered a casino option as a solution.
To say that such advertisements are misleading is a strong understatement: I would call them deceptive and fraudulent, and in my opinion, some competent authority should impose sanctions and, in the event of a repeat offense, shut down sites with such ethics.
Often these advertisements are offered to us for those stupid phone games that are very often used by minors and therefore the damage that these advertisements can do is truly not to be underestimated.

I won't be surprised if it's an Ai generated video lol...but  this doesn't mean that it's impossible for influencers not to say such things, they do anything to get paid...it's funny that people would actually believe such things when you can clearly see how much of a lie it is..Do not believe everything that you see online, these promotions are done basically to make money, gambling cannot solve anyone's financial problems

Well, nowadays it's not just some casinos or betting houses that have had this kind of conduct in their marketing, even companies that sell beer, wine, food, even mobile phones when they do marketing and offer money, they use phrases that clearly show that they are a big illusion. For example, here in my country, I've seen a beer company offering $10,000 to the guy who guesses the right number that will be on one of the beer bottles

and in the advertisement they say the following: "If you want to change your life, then buy more beers and you'll be eligible to win $10,000." I converted the amount to make it clearer to everyone. See, it's a fact that if a person consumes a lot of beer, the only thing that will change in their life is losing their life or becoming very sick.

I don't know what shinratensei says about such marketing and acceptance by Meta, it's a wrong marketing. Always avoid about companies that will only tell you the good side of their business meanwhile the other side has the biggest disadvantages. No quick money in gambling, how do you resolve financial challenge by putting your money somewhere with less than 50/50 chance of winning it back, casinos built on lies and trick are not worth getting involved with, such promotions are unreasonable.

Legit casinos will promote and remind to gamble responsibly, not publicly manipulating gamblers to risk heavily.

Are you referring to casino promotions on Facebook Meta?

This is nonsense.
There are many casino promotions on Facebook with various videos created by AI - they say our site can earn millions every time you play, but these are just fraudulent promotions and we often see these videos circulating on Facebook.

We don't believe any casino would say that - that it's easy and quick to make money.

Unfortunately, it seems that some actors in the gambling industry don't mind the protection that people in such a state of vulnerability deserve. I remember that a few weeks ago we talked about a country where people who couldn't afford an Internet data plan was going to be able to connect to casino sites for free thanks to an agreement between a telephone company and casinos.

If your clients can't afford to pay for Internet, they shouldn't gamble. If they can't afford to buy their next meal, they shouldn't gamble. The contrary not only unethical but sickening.

Just think logic, advertising or how to promote online casinos is up to how they do, it is indeed their right because they are paid, but remember gambling, gambling, strategy, analysis or whatever we do, there are only two that will occur in gambling activities to lose and win.

Here often the community says, do not gamble if it is based on ideas, suggestions, advertisements from others, while we never understand the game, only at a glance seeing others easily make money from gambling, see gambling advertisements and see also gamblers.

Question: Of the friends of your friends around you who are involved in gambling, how many friends are successful in gambling, wealthy wealth is abundant from gambling results .......!
I am the owner of the casino and I can set your slot game winning in a row, to attract users.

Lots of these influencers are just after their pocket they don't even care about explaining the risk factors of what they're advertising they're only bothered about pleasing their employees and getting paid in return, that's why they sugarcoat their words to attract customers no minding if they mislead people or not, that's why gamblers shouldn't pay attention to them. Although it's about what people are saying in this thread that many influencers use the help of AI to create contents that promotes casinos and other gambling platforms.

That's the sad reality that we have today. The misleading advertisement is there, and yet, people continuously patronize them. If a casino is blatantly promoting it despite its negative impact to the people, then, we can say, they don't really care about the people but they only have ulterior motives to acquire their own gain. It means, such casino will also not survive long because its users will later on realize that it is not pro-user. Also, people will talk and word of mouth is quite a powerful tool in marketing. Casinos should find alternative promotional activities that can really sustain their users. A good image in the business will give them more income later on. But if they will continue their deception, I don't think they will survive long.

That is a typical desperate kind of promotion. Of course people who have been experiencing something like that would think of gambling as a solution.

But why are they doing that and targeting the poor instead of the rich? I guess that there's something wrong with the idea that they have of who should be they targeting.

It should be the rich people because they have money and not those who can't even afford to eat.

This is similar to a topic that was just discussed about a few days ago where the OP was surprised to see that one of these social media influencers was lying about being successful through online gambling and was then urging people to use his code to create account on the casino they were promoting. So, this kind of promotion is not totally different from that one, and that's the promoting lines that they are using this days on the social media account. Let's be smart and never believe anything we see on social media.

Gambling advertisement is plenty available in meta and i have watching them everytime i opened that application and some of them have claim those who playing with them will gets easy money without possibility to lost and honestly that is disturb me because in gambling there is no such thing and unfortunate that they were offering fake promotion to attract people to playing with them
For experience gamblers i think they will never to tempted to this offers but i am a bit worried to the beginner who still new to using online casinos because mostly they will trust them because they thought this is honest offers and eventually they will trapped to playing at unknown gambling sites which possibly they are scam sites

I think the statement is wrong because she made it seem as if gambling is certain and one can generate some amount of money that will be used on a daily basis. It makes sense when gambling promotion is original and you don't need to entice or convince someone to gamble.

I like it when gambling companies are genuine and they tell you to play responsibly because they understand the implications of a gambler seeing gambling as a means of generating money. With a statement like this, all in the name of promotion, it means they are not just what they claim to be; they are just trying to convince gamblers to gamble by all means. I think it is not helping at all, and it will mislead young gamblers.

I think a regulated casino won't have such kind advertisement, they might promote something about financial, but they won't say it's for solving financial difficulty. If the unregulated casino make such kind promotion, well they were start from illegal, so they will do other illegal thing.

It's more worst to see someone use AI to edit a popular person to promote their scam site, you can easily see this including popular person in your country.

"you’re worried about your next meal? I’ll show you easy money", such casino advertising is very suspicious, these are not ordinary events - there are many dangerous signs. Using the feelings of the weak state, "easily money," "no risk," or gambling can solve your financial problems - they are all false or misleading. In my view: It would not be fair to believe those who make such advertisements. Whether they have licenses, the conditions &  clues are clear, users' experience is true-verify these, just do not believe in the slick ads

They rather should have something like--  if you got spare cash and you're looking for the wildest ways to spend them, without having to just dispose them off in your water closets, contact us. We're available to loot your funds and drain you off the little you already have and the rest... Hahaha!!! That's very unrealistic for an advertising format and I wonder who gets convinced by that

Traffic?? Again, who falls for dumb shit like that? That's like meeting up with a random stranger on the street and they're trying to convince you to safekeep your bank card.

One of the reasons why I bring this up to the forum is for others to also speak out about what they think of such advertisements, because originally, seeing such, I have considered it to be a scam hole waiting and looking for victims to swallow. Some people might be lucky to win and withdraw, but any casino with such promotional tactics can never gain my trust unless they truly don't have anything to do with the advertisement, but those whom they hire to promote them through affiliate links are looking for whatever means necessary to get the audience.

is that allowed by the government? or are they not registered? because from what i know casinos are required to be putting disclaimers on their promotions and they should fully disclose that financial losses may be possible so responsible gambling is needed

It is misleading and it is also some kind of advertisement since once you read about the first and second is you will be then introduced to a casino and made it sound so easy to earn money or should I say easy to win money. I also agree that it is a desperate promotion of their casino as even those people who may be having a financial problems are also their target and in my opinion, it could be a scam as it is a desperate promotion and tjhe people who are desperate to earn money will have no choice but to gamble for more money.

When people make an advertisement video, their main goal is to attract audience through whatever advertisement strategy they know of. Of cause, people are easily attracted to things that promises money or promises food on someone's table that's the reason why ads like that easily thrive even though it's a bit misleading.

If you're not doing well financially, it's at that point you will understand that anything that looks like a means through which you can be better positioned financially is going to easily attract you. This is not an ideal promotion strategy but definitely one of those strategy that's becoming too common.

Such an advertisement shouldn't be allowed on any platform. It simply showcases gambling as a sure source of income, which is not the case. Newbies in gambling or underage would be the main targets of this kind of promotion. This is because experienced gamblers already know that gambling is risky and wins are not guaranteed. This is the area I want the government to come down hard on some platforms. Such a promotion should have been brought down immediately. 

Although casinos a businesses that seek to make a profit but reputable casinos will also be concerned about the truthfulness of their promotional packages.     

Meta? What kind of ad is that? Are you referring to the featured ads on their social platform or on other websites?

Either way, it is an extremely unethical way of promoting it and whoever allowed such kind whether it is meta or third party should be held accountable for luring people with fake claims. One who is struggling for their next meal should find a job or something that gives them a better financial position not gambling.

Yeah, unregulated casinos will aggressively promote themselves with ads saying “overcome your financial difficulties” with this casino, you can win big with just one play... that's how illegal casinos advertise.

This includes some local artists in my country with many followers who are edited into AI to make videos that look like they're real, with the casino promoting itself through the artists.
This is all the casino does to get more customers... the rest is just deception.

Gambling advertisements will always attract attention, especially financial matters, and ordinary people will usually try and be tempted by the video advertisements they watch, but people who have been gambling for a long time will definitely know the purpose of the advertisement, it's not just an advertisement video like that, some use AI to create the faces of famous artists.

It's pretty obvious that such casinos are absolutely looking for gamblers that they can easily convince. Though, without being told they are not trustworthy, plain and simple, because I see no reason why a casino would force someone to join their site. Honestly, it's only the gamblers who normally want to get rich quick through gambling that would fall for them, because this is not something a good gambler who knows what gambling is all about would rely on at all.

This kind of advertisement is misleading regardless if it is AI-generated or not.   The way you told us that they show a slot machine as if it is giving away money for the player is maliciously making people to believe that they can easily win on their platform.

This kind of casino should be avoided if not reported to the authorities because they entice people not with their service but with a false promise of easy money.  In short their advertisement is fraudulent.

Vulnerable sectors like the lower class would certainly be fooled very easily. Due to desperation, a lot of people in need fail to see logic and they allow themselves to hope that something too good to be true is actually true because they are already at a low point and will there be anything to lose if they dare to hope?

I don’t think it’s right to make advertisement with statements like that, that means they are just encouraging people to come and make money from gambling which doesn’t make sense, things like this will end up making people get addicted to gambling, because you will have the believe that you will be able to make money  from gambling, and you going to keep on losing. They making people feel like immediately they start gambling, all their problems will be solved, but it’s really wrong, gambling doesn’t solve your problem, if you plan on solving problems with gambling, then you are just creating more problems for yourself. 

I have also seen such types of advertisements, but it's not the same as the type which these new casinos are showing online. These bear companies put some kind of codes like lottery on the cover of the beer bottle. If you are lucky to buy that particular drink with one of those codes, you are rich, but it's not something that will suddenly push someone into rushing to buy a entire bear in that bar.

Haha, what else can I say, in our country, ads are run on social media in an even more horrific way. They edit those videos with AI in such a way that it looks like our country's government is actually saying "I have brought you new income apps." . And since Google's VEO 3 came out, the number of such fake casinos has increased several times. And there are many people in the villages who do not understand or have no idea about AI. Especially they are falling into this trap more. However, such AI generated ads casinos are scams most of the time. In fact, we should expose the real face of these seductive campaigns so that at least someone new can understand that there is no promise of winning, but a trap of losing is sure here.

There are lots of these kind of "promoters" around sadly, that specifically target the people with the least money and who are in the most desperate circumstances or they just plain don't know any better. There are lots of young people on these platforms that stumble across such adverts and have yet to be stung by gambling, that might go wild on their first go. Casinos may not actually be in on or even condoning such marketing methods, but they'll certainly make lots of money from them. In fact it's often against affiliate terms of service not to make such blatantly false claims, but casinos benefit either way - if they get reported, the promoter is cut off without a payout and until they get reported the promoter is using rather scummy tactics to draw in a certain audience that might not be reachable otherwise.

If you are mislead by a promotional write up then you are an irresponsible gambler. Other companies use write up like this for promotion. It is not the best write up but gamblers like me won’t just join a casino because they want to provide my next meal. If the casino is trusted I may check its features.
And irresponsible gamblers will play irresponsibly and they won’t do that because they don’t know where their last meal is coming from.

I will never trust a casino that does a promotion like that; that's some sort of desperation ad he makes it appear that casino is the easiest way to make money and you can use your savings or money intended for the table.
Only scam casinos offer such promotions.

It's unethical, they are deceiving people, and making people who know gambling ignorant. If that is an affiliate, the casino should disable her account. There are ethical ways to promote casinos, and if the casino has a lot of good features and is reputable, promoters will not have a hard time promoting it.

Most of those ads are ran by scammers looking for victims. I do see them too but I don't pay attention to them because they make everything appear so easy and due to that a lot of people are joining them and are becoming addicted to those games and thereby ruining their finances. If I want to play slot, there are so many reputable casinos here where I can make deposit and be sure to get my withdrawal settled without stress. I don't know why Meta is not banning some of those ads that lure people into various platforms, some of which are scam platforms.

If that's how they perceive their customers of earning quickly with a slot game, it's all about the feelings that they're putting and making to their potential customers.

I think that's the usual approach for these casinos to hype their games and for their customers to be optimistic that it is what it is that shall happen to them based on the ads that they've seen.

Is there any reminder about gambling responsibly at the end of that ad? because if not, they have to add that as well to make people realize that it's just an ad.

This is another scam casino probably looking for more customers although not every casino with such ads intend to scam players rather they’re looking for more user so by giving out misleading offer might draw more attention. Honestly if they had the power to help someone struggling financially they don’t need too much to get a large number of populated gamblers likewise advertising with such ads, how on earth will anyone fall for this firstly gambling is never an option when dealing with financial problem and there’s no casino slot game that can give a 100% wining guarantee.

It is a method of attracting people, so I will not be surprised if I see something like that anywhere. But to me, I always understand that it is just a way of promoting. In fact, there are many influencers on social media encouraging people to believe they can make money from gambling. So, it's people who need to understand that all these statements made online are just methods of advertisement.But the fact is, it's too funny to me, because almost everyone knows that gambling is not a reliable way of making money. Doing advertisement in this way does not make any sense to me. They promote their casino or betting sites by attracting people through bonuses and other methods instead.

As a fellow casino promoter, what do you think when you see such an advertisement?
I am bold enough to say that such advertisements are misleading, of course because basically gambling is not a place to make money easily. They know that many gamblers have the wrong mindset about gambling and they try to attract these people to become their customers.

Majority of this are those who're desperate for referrals and commission, they promote like there's no consequences. Their only concern is how to get more commissions, and it doesn't matter to them even if it's misleading and those newbies might get lose a lot of money because of her. Also, high chance that these are fakes or scams because they need to clickbait like that, high-tier casinos don't do that, they sell the place or the platform not about quick money, they hide the true identity of a casino.

This is just a way to get people to join thier platforms, and those who are too naive and inquisitive to make Money would definitely want to give it a trial without giving It a second thought.

 majority of this gamblers who are facing one challenges and the other got misleaded by this advert,  just imagine if this was actually your first time of seeing this. I'm sure that you will feel kinda Way that's if you're discipline enough, for those who are not discipline enough they can easily get convinced.

That is luring people into addiction because she already has the knowledge that people would do all they can to get money and that is why she's sugar coating the whole process but the truth is there is no easy way of making making money either legally or illegally, not to talk of gambling where the site has already  been programmed to be on the wining side and we on the losing side. It takes only a wise man to gamble with understanding that we can't leave his dream life just by gambling amd gambke should be seen more like an entertainment rather than a source of money.

Thank you for pointing this out for us and it's very helpful. Many casinos are using a kind of advertisement that have the potential to attract more gamblers to their platforms. This is an advertisement style casinos are using so they can attract gamblers that think they can earn free money from them by trying to bet on some games.

It is only those that are not gamblers and don't understand the logic behind that statement that will think that their is free money somewhere waiting for them to spend. This is not so and we need to be smart when making decisions.

Many things are now shown so easily online that people think that it is very easy and easy to earn from here. YouTube, Instagram and various social media are now advertising gambling platforms everywhere and many people are attracted by these advertisements, especially school children. They create accounts after seeing the advertisements and deposit money there thinking it is a very easy way to earn money, but in the end they end up losing everything. Your niece may not go astray because you are there to convince her, but there are thousands of people like your niece who can go astray due to such advertisements, but they should definitely be corrected and should not believe in such advertisements.

This is not promotion, this is shilling trying to persuade people to use their service and the forum doesn't like it. The purpose of signature adverts is to display a company adverts without shouting and making the forum looks like a place to shill a particular product. The only place it's allow to shill and recommend your service is in service discussion, the meta session is only for the forum discussion, any discussion that is not based on forum is an off topic discussion.

But come to think of it, why is the person trying to persuade someone with financial challenges to come try slot, isn't that a witchcraft trying to make someone becomes broke. If you really want to help and support a financial struggling person, give them investment plansif you are an expert, that's the best thing you can do to help someone with financial challenges and not tell someone to come try casino when they need money, it's so trap.

It screams so obvious scam that I feel weird about calling it a scam (I mean that's how obvious scam it is, do you understand?).

Also, my dumbass went to check meta section of this forum to check what you are talking about, then I read Findingnemo's comment and I realized, it's FB Meta you are talking about — and tbh I can completely imagined seeing this type of ad there.

Many are fake scams because am sure that the registration process would require one to visit an online app store to download and of course, use their referral.
After that, you are left on your own to find your account to bet or stake on the game they so called advertised.
 Funny enough is that, when you stake on such games, it isn't always easy to win as advertised after trying out the games and one may be forced to either reload account or quit, without a need or use for the bonus they may sometimes offer.

I don't fall for such type of casino promotions either, mostly when I see them online with fake claims of huge cash returns. I just scroll on, and stick to the one I use.

It sounds like a very suspicious investment scheme lol, and it:s very disappointing because it's a gambling games, how on earth you will get sure to get your next meal from gambling. Tbh such kind of introduction of an ad or promotion won't click anymore, idk to others, but's meeeh, for me.

That's basically just an exaggeration because the statement seems to promise someone that gambling is the solution to their difficulties, when in fact, it's not a solution at all. Gambling isn't a way to earn money for tomorrow's meal, to pay off your mortgage, or to address various financial challenges. It's simply entertainment that should be done responsibly, not simply by emotional impulse or pressure to change their life for the better.
If someone believes gambling is a way out of their financial challenges, they're actually only setting themselves up for more serious problems, as gambling can drain their money more quickly if they don't approach it responsibly.

Looks like a Ponzi-scheme type of promotion. The fact that it mentions “the next meal” already tells you their target audience might be poor people who can’t really afford to gamble. That angle alone is already bad as it gives the wrong message.

Gambling should only be for those who can afford it. If someone’s already worrying about their next meal, then clearly they shouldn’t be gambling at all. Ads like that should be reported and taken down. Makes me wonder if the casino she’s promoting is even reputable or legit.

You're right. It is just a usual promotion way. They use a very sweet statement to attract people's attention. However, I'm sure most people understand it, there is no way that we can easily get money with any way. Moreover in casinos, the chance is even smaller than earning money from our daily jobs, investment, or trading. Well, this way usually uses AI or the like, it is because the easiest way to make such promotion.

Not sure what the requirement you mean, but it can be a problem since the statement misleads people. Even if many people are aware of it, some people may have lack understanding about it. Those people can be influenced by the statement of the casino promotion and be trapped on it. It should be better that Meta doesn't approve such ads.

I can assume that the purpose of such an advertisement is to promote a referral link, as it does not look like an official casino advertisement. And if the advertised casino is new, then the financial return from such advertising can be high, since many have not been registered there before.

Advertisements sometimes provide wrong information, but not for the advertisers themselves because their goal is clearly to attract people who do not understand how gambling should be treated as just for fun, not for making money, let alone improving finances, especially playing games that are completely based on luck, such as slot games.

It would make a lot of sense if one of those who were misled into using the casino in the hope of getting quick money sued the promoter and the casino for failing to keep their side of the bargain. They promise them quick money and that they will not have to worry about their next meals. If this turns out to be untrue, the casino and the promoter deserve to be sued. But poor people cannot afford to take legal action against anyone because they cannot even afford their meals first.

It will be normal to find casino promoters using unethical means to promote the services of a casino, and the truth is that unfortunately many people will succumb to it because imagine a hungry person who comes across this, they will be tempted to visit such casino, and if they were never gamblers, they will start gambling.

It is possible that the casino that they are promoting see and notice that their promoter is using unethical means, but will turn a blind eye to it because it will benefit them.

If I were the management of such a casino finding out that a promoter affiliated to my casino is using unethical and misleading methods to attract people to my casino, I will stop them from doing so because they are also painting a bad image for the casino as some people will directly think that the casino is involved in it.

We all knows that gambling does not guarantee you becoming rich or wealthy nore feed you as the lady on ads promotion claimed, all I see is that she is using that strategy to lure people into gambling, making them think they could change their life from such casino. But I'm as much as people want to make money by all means, all casino are thesame, meaning there is a higher chance of loss than win. So no matter the casino presented to be the best is not different from the others. So it's a self decision to take and not to be deceived by wom streamers who use ads or promotion to decieve people.

They're deceitful that's just the true but there's nothing we can do about them because there are worst form of advertising that I have seen and more are getting introduced steadily. In crypto too we see adverts that are worst and only created to deceive people into the investment. We all just have to know caisnos aren't guaranteed places to look for money. They're places for leisure and not places to depend on for looking for money. Advertising shouldn't be taken with all seriousness because what they're doing can be seen as just promotions for their business and not actually what the business is all about. Promotions are ways of making the business more known and that should be our understanding of all the adverts we seen. Although there are times these promoters take it too far but that's just how the business is.

These kinds of promotions are really manipulative, they prey on people’s financial struggles and disguise gambling as a solution which is pretty unethical. Just because Meta approves an ad doesn’t make it trustworthy, their ad review process is largely automated and focuses more on compliance and payment than moral responsibility. It’s sad to see how easily such content slips through especially when it targets vulnerable audiences.

It is not possible to get rich quick through gambling, the quickly you understand this, the better for you. Advertisers always tempt ordinary people to gamble. However, while gambling, we must be aware that gambling should not become a part of our lives, gambling is mainly for entertainment or an easy way to earn money or get rich quick. It is better to gamble with money that we can lose, so that there is no financial pressure on ourselves and gambling can be managed properly, so that we can maintain self-control over ourselves.

Funny how they intend to make people gamble and when I was reading, I was expecting to see where did will be shared but I guess I missed😂
I don’t know if to say the advert strategy is wrong or right but I think they just have to do what they need to do seems right to them and I think the primary purpose of an advert is to attract more people to a particular brand and that’s what the lady is already doing because gambling can possibly do all she claims but the truth is that, you have to win else you might even go back worst than you went into the games.

I think since only players from the age of 18 are allowed to play and gamble on casinos, I think the advert is expected to promote their brand and it’s solely the peoples choice wether to gamble or not.

That's all just marketing strategy, and there's a lot of this in social media.

I have seen online casino names that are fishy, and some of them are all new, using old videos of different streamers to market their own. This is where we should be careful because they will announce the sweetest offer ever, and yet we don't really know what the requirements for it are. Sadly, most of them have wagering requirements, and others might even have the worst requirement, which is that the amount of deposit equals the withdrawals. It means even if we double our money early, we cannot go out just yet.

It can only be misleading to people who don't understand what is happening currently on social media and internet but as for me I don't find or it can not mislead me because I already know how all these works and permit me to use the word inform and aware, I'm inform and aware of those devices. How would someone advertise something like that to people knowing that the risk involve is too much because you won't only lose your money, you can also become an addict in the process.

I laughed, for real, that was very misleading. Even if it’s obvious, it still works, so maybe that’s why the casino keeps using that kind of advertisement or marketing strategy. Many people still fall for it, which is why you need to use your common sense most of the time, if not all the time. Well, even without those kinds of ads, an addicted gambler actually wishes the same thing would happen to them, to make a good amount of money.

This type of advertisement is completely absurd. Think for yourself how someone who is struggling to earn money to eat two meals a day can become rich by gambling, when what is left of his life can be lost if he gambles. Does it make any sense? We see many advertisements on social media today where the issue is presented in such a way that no matter how poor you are, you can easily become rich by gambling. It is said that those who start gambling end up with very terrible consequences. Take strict action against us so that they cannot cheat anyone else later.

People all over the world are now addicted to social media and spend most of their day on social media. That is why these gambling platforms consider social media as a big promotion space. And they do not get the same ROI as they get from promoting on social media anywhere else. That is why every casino site focuses a lot on promoting themselves on social media. And they represent everything as if gambling is the easiest way to earn money. And a person can become rich overnight through gambling. These are their marketing policies and they are successful in this marketing, that is why they focus most of their attention on social media.

Of course, I'm negative about this kind of advertising, but they're all built on the premise that winning at a casino is easy. Just go in, register, and win a ton of money that's the gist of all casino ads. If you've ever played in a casino, you'll understand that it's just advertising and shouldn't be trusted. However many gullible people, even those who've never played in a casino before, might fall for it and lose a lot of money.

So advertising should be more truthful, but I don't know who's responsible for overseeing that. Such advertising should mention the dangers of alcohol or cigarettes, just as it does when they mention the health risks, and the same should be true when casino ads mention the risk of losing money gambling.

That's very tempting for those who watch the ads. I guess some people will follow the ad's link and start playing. The ads offer easy and quick money for desperate people so this will make them try. Once they try but lose, that will increase their curiosity and want to try more. If they have good self control, they will not just follow the ad's link but think about the truth. Their minds say that it is impossible to make easy and quick money even in casinos. We need to be wise in reacting to the ads and not just directly visit the link, because that can make us try but not realize the risks.

This is not a matter of using AI to create a video for promotion, it's about the message the advert conveyed. From Op narration, it's not a special form of promotion that's new or strange. Gambling platforms always use misleading videos to advertise and promote their platforms that affects gullible individuals to think gambling is all about making money. You can never see a video of gambling adverts where people lose money, it's always about winning huge amounts of money that change people's life. This is why we need to restrict our underage children to what ads we allow them to watch. Majority of gamblers are a victim of such advertisements thinking they can make easy and quick money just like it happens in the ads they watch but end up losing what they have to gambling platforms.

Op, it's a normal thing for gambling platforms to advertise in such manner, it's left for you to believe in what they say in the adverts or not. If you are already familiar with them, then you're not the target audience for that ads. They are simply looking for new intakes to exploit.

There’s so much exaggerated advertising nowadays that when someone promises you’ll become a millionaire in the most unusual way, it’s just not taken seriously anymore. I no longer pay attention to ads that show “success stories,” victories, and millions, I  skip them. But if something new and creative does catch my eye, I always make sure to check and look for real reviews before believing any information about new casinos or any other kind of advertisement.

These fake promotions are really hyping.
I'm afraid that many innocent people will fall into the trap of misleading and deceiving promotions. Of course, we can say it is not unusual to see this, but I couldn't just wonder why Meta allows this kind of promotion, knowing that this is full of lies.

That is why we should be more careful in dealing with this stuff because these influencers don't take responsibility for whatever happens to us. And we can't blame them as well because we are the ones who make decisions. In the end, a responsible action is important, and we should do what we believe is right and simply ignore those casinos we think are scams.

This is a poor pattern of promotion. People are no longer interested when they here about making quick money. But they are more interested when you tell them they can make huge money when they start it. Although, irrespective of the way the promotions kicks in, there will always be individuals that will fall for cheap promotion. While many are influenced by promotions from their favorite social media influencers, the main reason why anyone will choose to gamble after hearing this promotion is desperateness and greed.

This is extremely cruel manipulation. I would stop this kind of advertising and impose strict measures against users who engage in it. It's not deceptive, but the chances of winning aren't as great as these ads make out. This is a kind of degradation of advertising campaigns. Something much more subtle could be invented than attacking people's most vulnerable feelings like this. It's disgusting and blasphemous.

As far as I know, I think some of the most famous social media platforms are usually against promoting gambling, and they flag or block pages or ads that promote gambling. Facebook is one platform that does this, but casinos and gambling platforms still find their way into promoting their services on the platform, because I often see ads of gambling platforms or mobile gaming platforms that are pretty popular in our country. They may get blocked or flagged if found doing that, but they surely have found a workaround for it.

Also, it's not only social media; the whole internet has become a much better advertising place for casinos because they operate online, and those who are using the internet are basically their target audience, so even if they are running ads all over the internet through Google, they are still going to get good conversion rates. Online advertisement with tools such as targeted audience with specific age, interests, and geographical locations have made promotions way too easy for service providers and platforms.

We have seen that most online platforms promote gambling so that newbies are attracted to it. Basically, as you have seen, it is completely the opposite because it never replaces it properly. It gives a completely wrong impression. Because it is not possible to make money easily in gambling, but it is a place to lose money where people lose their money most of the time. Because we know that casinos are mainly for entertainment and fun, if you go here to make money, you will definitely face losses.
However, we can see that some people who are very lucky can achieve good money wins and do not win the jackpot. However, there are many casinos that offer various packages including deposit bonuses in addition to advertisements where users get something good, this is a good aspect. However, as far as I know, most of these are lies because they say all these tempting things to attract people, but later it is completely different, I think it is basically trying to trap new users.

I've seen gambling casino ads where the actor shows that they were able to win and multiply their bets/funds easily, but I have never seen a gambling ad where they explicitly say what you mentioned. just curious, what were the name of the casinos that have this kind of advertisement?

These are the type of advertising that lures people who are not knowledgeable about gambling into addiction. They are just only after their pockets and does not portray what casino or gambling is like. They would not also tell you to take caution as they do their adverts in such a way that one would feel like they could get good money from the game without knowing the risk and consequences they could encounter in the course of playing the games.  I could say that such adverts are deceitful and not worthy to be called advertisement as it is below standard. Little wonder they do in not go on major public platforms to do such adverts but rather they choose ads on games to do their funny adverts.

I believe this promotional technique is manipulative and inappropriate. If they promote in this way, they're targeting people who need money. Viewing gambling as an instant solution to making money, when in fact, it can exacerbate financial problems, is very dangerous for some people. It can lead to unrealistic behavior, especially among young people who are searching for their identity. Awareness of these types of advertisements is crucial to avoid falling into the trap. "Gambling" and "Making Money" are two different things, and it's important to remember that the risks are high.

They create advertisements to attract customers. They obviously do not want to convey the risks of gambling in their ads, as that would only scare potential customers. 
Although their advertising methods are indeed incorrect and seem manipulative, at an adult age, such messages would not have much impact. 
In reality, there are people who gamble to solve their financial problems, hoping that luck will turn a difficult situation for the better. Even though we might consider this wrong, in practice, there are many gamblers who actually do this.

These types of casinos are not permanent. You can see their advertisements on social media where they use social media influencers to promote these casinos, where they will show you that if you deposit, you will get a huge bonus and besides, there is also the matter of making a profit by gambling. Now those who fall into this trap and play in these types of casinos are victims of financial losses. These types of casinos are targeted at those who are financially insolvent. They take advantage of people's poverty where they present the matter in such a way that they can change their lives through this, but on the contrary, people end up harming themselves even more.

Indeed advertisement should never be taken to heart, this is coz most times all this promoters goes as far as lying their asses out just to advertise things that not even true.... That is why it is better that folks out there be very careful and let logic rule them  instead of allowing emotions..... Advertisement of course invites a wider audience but most time used as a tool of deception.

What a funny way to promote gambling, most of these influencers that do these adverts dont even gamble they just say whatever they can to try and convince gullible people to use a particular casino. Using casino gambling as a solution to financial challenge is crazy,  it's better to think of anything that sounds catchy than saying such a ridiculous thing, I will not be surprised if people still fall for things like this

It is not just that people who are depressed due to poverty do not understand things because in many cases it is seen that people easily see tempting promotions and spend a night and sit down to gamble. These types of people basically have less education. They do not understand many things because they are less educated, and they come to them to do business, looking for casinos, and they learn very late that they will never lose.

People don't remember that if you want to make money online, no matter how it's been package and thrown at you, know for sure that it's not free, if you think you are paying nothing then you are the person paying for the payment. If you want to gamble, don't start what you can't finish. If you are looking for money, don't depend on gambling because you are going have some more problems later, you may loss everything you have save.



I don't know why I hate Influencees so much especially the greedy once. They use their community to farm anything they want, some don't even do research, once they are making the money the will continue until the money is no longer coming. They made gambling looks like it's nothing good, they see it as scam because that exactly what many of them does, there are many ways we can be anything on the internet without any influencer and will work.

I don't see anything wrong because, what they are trying to do is promoting their brand and wooing customers so that, they can have customer. Don't be taken away or be surprised by the choice of words use in the advertisement that, was used in the promotional advertisement it's a calculated attempt to make sure that people patronize their casinos. every day there are different casinos coming out so casinos should have a good promotional team that should do a good advertisement for them for any casino to stay in business.

These adverts are just to get tht attention of gamblers, I don't know if this still works in 2025 when everyone is aware of the dangers of gambling lol. Saying that gambling can solve your financial problems is a lie that everyone can detect including those that are new to gambling. Such a strategy to advertise a casino might even make people feel like the casino isn't reputable, cause how someone say such an outrageous thing?

This is very funny  ;D
It's the same group with people who advertise trading as a quick, easy and sure way to make money.
There are dozens of ways to advertise the product without misleading people. I feel it's poor marketing from the team. Why should a casino target people who can't afford meals for themselves? Isn't that poor marketing? Their focus should be on people who have money and can afford to gamble easily; that's how they'll make more money.


Exactly. A person who has no idea where is next meal will come from has no business gambling. How exactly is such a person supposed to gamble responsibly? He will gamble with the last money he has, and that is not gambling responsibly. I don't think there's anything legally wrong with such ads, but ethically, I don't think it's right.

Casinos that use this type of marketing should be reported and held accountable. And, if no specific punishment is provided, the community and players themselves should stop using the platform immediately, precisely to prevent such practices from being encouraged or given visibility.

Just report ads that promote such things, but you won't be able to hold them accountable because they may be illegal casinos that are difficult to report.
Just avoid these kinds of ads because they are useless - we know that there are many fraudulent ads on social media, so the gambling community itself needs to be careful not to fall for fake ads.

It is not a simple task to avoid illegal gambling ads spread on the social media as they tend to hide their face or work under the mask. However, at the same the tape, as much as we can not directly punish these adverts makers, it does not imply that we cannot do anything. Every person can contribute his or her part and assess the vigilance of being more attentive and help to inform others on how to trace unauthorised adverts. Through this, we would be able to safeguard one another and overcome these advertisements which might have negative effects.

It's undeniable that many people still gamble to solve financial problems, but in reality, instead of solving them, it creates new problems such as debt, stress, family problems, and more. While these messages aren't as influential in adulthood, they can be dangerous for young people still searching for their identity. Advertising gambling doesn't necessarily need to convey the risks, that would be intimidating and the ad would be off-target. There are many ways to advertise gambling without the phrase "make money." For example, you could advertise gambling by highlighting the site's features, or by offering bonuses, or by highlighting the site's convenience or unique features. I'm confident that these methods will attract people. Advertising gambling should focus on value, not promises of money.

I hate the fact that they are purposely targeting most vulnerable population to spend little they have on gambling. And they are advertising themselves as they give out free money.

Just think about implications to someone who has barely money to pay food for themselves and their family and then they come across this ad and spend money on gambling instead on food or bills.

A truly misleading marketing technique especially the inclusion of winning videos. They try to instill in us the idea that winning is easy. I've seen ads like this many times especially in the pre-COVID years when many laypeople still didn't fully understand how gambling actually works. But I think many people are aware now, but unfortunately this marketing tactic is still quite effective in ensnaring victims.

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This kind of marketing is an ethical since they are straight face lying about an easy money on gambling while in reality it’s very hard to gain by gambling alone.

The only time I saw a blatant scam ads before is from ponzi/doubler website that want to attract user on their platform to invest.

The concern of some people who have commented on this post is the effect of this type of gambling on young gamblers. You might have had experience to know that these words are merely for promotional purposes but someone else is seeing that platform as an avenue to get their next meal. I think this kind of advert which makes gambling look like a sure means of making money, should be discouraged. Newbies should know that gambling is risky and wins are not certain.  

It still works because people gets desperate as the day goes by and that’s what this type of advert take advantage of. I have seen then countless times but never have I clicked on the link even if it’s an ads from a well known site but yet people do because of the way the winning is being presented as if it’s a guaranteed something.

I don’t know if it’s just ignorance or something else but I still see people sharing links to sites that promises them free money if they click on it or if they share to a certain amount of WhatsApp group, and if people still do something like that what then is stopping them from believing someone who promises that they’ll become a millionaire by spinning slots.

Such talk for promotion seems really funny. Because if those who have no food use gambling platforms, then it is good if that person wins, but if they lose, then what will happen to that person. I think the field of promotion should definitely be elegant. There should be no such lure to the customers, especially those who do not have money, so that they do not come to gamble. Although people are now very aware, they understand that an advertisement is only given to people to pay attention to a certain issue. But one should not get too excited after seeing any kind of advertisement on social media platforms, as this can lead to more losses than gains.

There are still people who are vulnerable to such and will fall victim to that; gambling and how it's being done is wildly spreading, but some people out there still believe there are secret ways of making money, and they are willing to grab any opportunity of what they show to them that this is a hack trick, like that type of promotion on the OP. Such an advert is trying to lie to victims that they can have it all through using that casino to gamble.

All these are just strategies in advertisement, we should not be moved by any of them, this is often common with the influencers, bloggers and those paid to make promotions and and deceived the public about what is not possible with gambling, some that had been waiting for an opportunity of earning through gambling will take this as an opportunity, not knowing it wasn't, we cant make gambling turned as the common investments we made and earn from it as a source of income consistently.

I don't see anything wrong with this if this is how the casino chooses to promote their business and it's working for them, you have to understand that human have brains and it's not for fancy, I believe the lady promoting the casino doesn't forfe any one to click the ad and possibly sign up and gamble on this casino, those who are gambling on this casino are there on their own will..

I initially mentioned that humans have brains and it's not for fancy, what I mean by this is that, we all have brains to think and conclude whether the lady is right or wrong with those lines, and we ourselves (respectively speaking) also have the power to decide whether or not to register and gamble on that casino..
If as a gambler, you are not comfortable with the way the lady is promoting their casino, simply ignore them and move on, it's their business and they can promote it however they want.

Well, it's a classic example of all influencers or the majority who are just looking to make quick money by publishing things that are truly Toxic to people There are more Professional ways of promoting. Those who believe this type of thing are Probably really naive To me , this type of advertising is garbage.

This a misleading method of placing advertisement about gambling from any casino and should be condemned in the strongest terms. The conviction of the statement is one that can destroy any body that falls for it rather than giving him hope for a next meal. I doubt this was stated by any humans. At a time we're worrying about how influencers and flooding the online space with misleading promotions, Ai is compounding to it.

It’s ot a surprise that there will be people attracted on that odds regardless if it’s straight lie since they will look only on the potential outcome if they play rather than the risk involved.

Same situation to all of us that actively gambling. We all know that all the games we are playing in the casino has a house edge yet we are still gambling to have fun despite the inevitable loses in long term.

This is the reality of gambling. People ignored the risk and focus on the potential outcome since gambling is an entertainment source.

I consider it a scam. He markets it as if he promises to give profits to people who play at the casino he markets. Promising financial gain or even wealth is a scam because basically there is no guarantee of that. Gambling is designed for fun, not for seeking wealth or surviving for tomorrow like people who are looking for a livelihood in their jobs. I think people who believe his words are people who really can't think straight.

Even if you can earn money by winning, most of the time it's just luck and nothing is certain when it comes to gambling. It's like gambling with your life.

Gullible people will believe this anyway, it is never easy to make money and that's pure fact about money but when something announce to the public that they can make money everyone will rush it, this is just a way of advertising and it works all the time on people, only those who knee that money doesn't come this easily would understand that something is up.

By the way, casinos shouldn't be including guaranteed winning in their adverts becaus it is misleading, I would in fact consider it to be a scam attempt if I ever come across something similar, it is completely wrong to make people believe that they can win as a gambler.

Now this is where we know those that are responsible gamblers, only fool that would never understand how casinos does or how they run an attractive advertisement just to attract and entrapped people into using their gambling site to gamble. You and I know that there is no easy winning in casinos and moreover, you can never trust casinos because their aim is to mostly favor the house instead of the gamblers and less percentage are giving to the gamblers.

Since I understand what gambling is, i don't get bothered about statement like that but come to think of it, I don't know how some persons see gambling, am a gambler and for that there are somethings I know that even the direct owners won't want to say in the public domain so why will I say that, gambling remains what it is, theres no quick money or easy money anywhere talk more of gambling which we already know that it's wining is majorly validated by luck, so what they lady is saying is that if someone is having financial issues such person should place his or her hope in gambling to get rid of the financial problem right, too bad, what a bad way of promoting a casino, so in her mind everyone that gambles, gambles for the money right, I think some promoters or will I say influencers are actually getting things wrong.

In fact, the difference between responsible gamblers and stupid gamblers is this, a responsible gambler knows that you can never profit from a casino in the long run, so it is not a place of entertainment but only a means of entertainment, and seeing that they have this right mentality, they never get deeply involved in gambling, but only enjoy entertainment in a limited scope. But those who mainly through gambling to improve their financial situation, they will never be able to keep themselves away from addiction, because they always think about winning and that is why when they see any tempting advertisement, they are easily tempted by it, due to which they easily get deeply involved here. So the reality should be understood that we cannot profit from a casino in the long run, so we have to keep ourselves in control.

This kind of advertisement is potentially misleading and dangerous especially if it is exposed to the youth who are easily influenced by these statements.

If an inexperienced person read this, they may be influenced by these misleading statements which can trigger their addiction. I do hope that Meta does something about their security and protection when it comes to accepting advertisements such as this one. Not only does it give a false impression about gambling but it also misleads the public about the very nature of gambling.


I think you should also consider people who are new to the gambling space. Sure for experienced players such as us, we know that this kind of advertisement wouldn't work. But for the general public who is not yet exposed to gambling, it can be potentially destructive.

You should not moved with such words because countless casino promoters have been using such patterns to promote some casino but at the end all are just fake. The truth of the matter is that even though those are true words, the influencer will not come online to show or tell the public about it, and that's human for you. You just have to know that those influencers get paid doing their jobs, so it's nothing new on the Internet anymore. No casino games is easy to make money, unless there was a bug.

Research has shown that about 50% of the world's people use meta at least once a month. So it is a big online world where any kind of promotion has a lot of potential. Casino platforms are taking advantage of this and are promoting themselves a lot on social media like Facebook by showing various types of tempting offers and big winnings. And they are promoting themselves by hiring many big influencers. In this way, casino sites are getting a lot of gamblers every day. But those who come to gamble after seeing advertisements are not mainly coming for fun but for the purpose of winning big but in reality they cannot succeed in their purpose. Very few lucky people can succeed in their purpose.

Is it human or AI generated content? Because AI has now taken over everything including advertisements and some platforms especially most of them that aren’t trust worthy will prefer to use AI for their advert instead paying for genuine advert.
 
It’s all about what the casino platform entails, but this statement of are you wondering where your next meal will come from and are you facing financial challenges is something that will be used ti gain greedy people’s attention because they are clearly letting the public know that it is an easy way to make money meanwhile we all know that its a game of luck, and its risky.

Well funny but it's the truth , advertising like this is what fixate a wrong mentality and wrong approach of the activity to the person wanting to try it out. This type of advertising doesn't only tie down to casino companies as there are lots of trading apps and firms that also make the act of trading so doable that it makes newbies and newcomers think that the game is something that you can easily make millions over night.

I don't think this is ethical and it should not be allowed. This is essentially tailored to the poorest and most desperate people. It will only make their existing situation much worse and possibly even create a new addiction for them.

If people understood that there is no quick or easy money anywhere then the scamming industry would not be so large. Some people are very naive, others are very uneducated, others are very desperate and so on it goes. I would probably say that more than half so 50% of the world's population definitely believes that there are quick and easy money methods. They only think that they have not been invited to participate in them or don't have the information necessary to do it. That's why when someone comes with stuff like 5% per day return they believe it very easily. The same can be said on this type of gambling. There are for sure many people in the world who would believe it for one reason or another. It doesn't even matter why they would believe it. This kind of promotion should not be allowed at all in the first place.

This is the most disgusting way to promote a casino, because it leads to misinformation and deceivement. It goes on the exact opposite direction of what most people are trying to do on this forum, which is to promote gambling in a responsible, sensitive and reasonable way, while educating gamblers and potential gamblers about the risks and potential consequences involved on this activity.

To claim gambling is a source of extra income or a financial solution is the reason why I have so much aversion for social influencers. To take advantage of someone's ignorance is a serious issue, which brings devastating consequences for the life of the deceiver.

Gambling can co-exist with a civilized and evolved society, but in order for that to happen, education, honesty and transparency must come in first place.

I have seen some thing of this nature on one orlre social medias, I quickly click on do not show this kind of thing, so I don't get to see it again because I understand it's a totally deception that can ruin a lot of life. That kind of statement is the social phenomenals that has been causing loss of lives and properties especially when it gets to the hearing of the faint hearted that can't identify fake from real and they go ahead to try and probably get more frustrated trying for find their daily meal. so unfortunate that they target the poor and those have less means of daily survival.

When you decide to gamble, it's your responsibility to control yourself, regardless of how enticing the casino's advertising may be. The goal of advertising is to attract customers, but some ads are misleading, especially because they downplay the risks. I've also come across such ads, but fortunately they were ads from fiat casinos which so far no longer interest me. Such advertisements are misleading, as if they can guarantee easy wins when betting on their casinos.

In the past it was easy to deceive people with such gambling stories that already sound too good to be true, this is most likely the experience and realities of people who lack their own experience only such people will believe this kind of gambling marketing trying to put fake winnings into people mind and eyes all with the aim to lure them to play those game's presenting a false realities and narratives of games.

This is not just about being responsible and not being responsible; this is about how deceiving the advert is presented to be, and anyone who is already a gambler won't fall for this, be they a responsible gambler or an irresponsible gambler. But for the sake of those who are vulnerable to such and can easily be moved by that type of promotion, Meta should stop accepting those nonsense-called ads. It's stupid for anyone to fall for it, but still that does not give those casino promoters the right to advertise that.

That is one of the things that start to hit us because we get excited, the path is clear, when they offer something big everything is very nice and even looks beautiful, that is where most people fall , it is something normal, sometimes we get carried away by what we see and we even see Ourselves winning that, but the reality is Different and it is a Thousand times better to be focused on Reality.