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here a small opinion by my thinking ,
it is obvious we will lose 90% of the time in gambling,
so, think an influencer referred anyone, who is very new to gambling and deposited some money in greed of the welcome bonus provided by casino, then he knew, to claim this welcome bonus he need to wager the required amount to claim the bonus, while wagering he won in starting and he was feeling very happy first day of gambling, and now comes, second day he logged into the site to wager more to claim bonus and after playing some time he lost some money and he started doubling the bet amount to recover his losses, and by doubling bets many times he busted his whole account and made balance=0, and if he is smart enough(many of new are very smart they deposit second time to claim bonus and recover their losses but, not that much smart there eyes become blind by seeing quick profits and losses they do not able to revise that 90% of the time i will lose at this gambling game) and he is smart and deposited second time by deciding that, i will wager the left required amount and claim the bonus then never ever will gamble, but this time also he losed all, then he is depressed and thinking in different way (thinking that i will deposit one more time, when i first tried i doubled my account so this time i will deposit something big amount then previous amount) then this cycle repeats many times , and after all he fall into depression may sometimes many people sell their house and cars and live very bad life and their family also suffer for his/their mistake,

so why many people promote gambling sites by telling the new people that, you will get bonuses (without telling them the terms and conditions) and this is very easy to make money out of gambling, some youtuber tell that, see how i make 3x 4x you can also make profits like i did, just go down their is link in description from there you can get bonuses and you also able to 2x 3x 4x your money)

I am not telling every promoter do like this(some people are very good they tell their followers to not gamble ever, it is very risky for your life, just watch me gambling for entertainment purpose and if you also gamble already, then you can try this site, link in description, make an account)
I am not telling the gambling website run evil business by 'not' telling terms and conditions (it's new people's mistake to not reading the T&C, he also need to think twice why would anyone will pay me my money doubling)
it's their business. and, they clearly say many times that gambling is a 'branch' of entertainment named 'tree'.(means gambling comes in entertainment category)

i am telling about influencers, who are very blind for their referral commission that they influence new beginner people to gamble, and make money (which is not possible many times) even after knowing that, no one is going to never ever make money in gambling.

i don't know people think about this in that way or not, may i am a dumb, or not seen the world yet,

And also please give an opinion about "what type of many people are, like greedy, only thinking themselves and their family, egoistic, thinking in a bad way, just trying to keep everyone down, or people are good"
because whenever i try to help people they think in opposite way, they tell me, why would you help, without thinking about yourself, i just try to share my little knowledge,

You must understand the fact that Gambling sites are people businesses, and building a Business the aims is to make profits, so casino operators just like every other business look for ways to generate income since there have a lot of expenses and operational costs to bear.

-So expecting gambling sites to keep losing is like chasing them out of the market because there will not have funds to run the business, so casino need to generate revenue so that the business can keep going.

You can call that way of marketing and promotion by these so-called influencers an act of being greedy, deceiver, unethical, inappropriate, or any word you like but in reality, who are the ones to need to adjust? That kind of marketing strategy won't be stopped and the cycle will just continue over and over.

Not just for the purpose of referral commissions but these streamers are also being paid for the number of views on that said platform. Most of them are not even affiliated with those sites they streamed but since there's an opportunity to gather many viewers there, they will just consider streaming it.

We can't stop or even minimize that way of marketing as that has proven to be effective at some point. If in some cases, you see a bullsh*t streamer based on your view, you can report them or even spread awareness about that said streamer as long as your claims are true. You can also educate newbies to always read anything about Terms and Conditions. For sure in the long run, as long as these newbies continue to lurk in the gambling world, they will soon become better users that know how to choose and determined a good gambling site.

Like any business, gambling industry too is nothing without marketing. They'll show you big wins about jackpots, and huge payouts to their customers shall be flaunted by them, but it's your own choice, your personal decision to go and gamble with your money. If we endorse these sites, does not mean that we are personally asking you or luring you to go and gamble, it's you who see and click the ad. We get paid because we are helping them market their product (here: gambling) and please limit us till that only.

If we talk about those doing this out of this forum, once again, they get paid to advertise these gambling sites in the end and have nothing to do with the sites but just to earn some money. They even add a disclaimer at the end of their content that they're not responsible for any losses that may occur due to your gambling. Gamble responsibly.

I understand you can put into question the morals of a company in specific or the people around it, but you are being a bit unfair by specifically focusing in the gambling industry while many kind of businesses have practices to approach new markets and attract new people into their ecosystem.

I could tell you examples of exchanges, phone companies, hardware providers, online shops, credit providers, etc. Greed is not exclusive of casinos.
It is not about the gambling industry as a whole, but some bad practices that widely adopted by a percentage of companies within it.

Of course this industry is not perfect and there is still a lot to be improved, but let us not mix bad people with the good ones, same with providers of entertainment.

As long as gambling sites pay you commission or offer you some sort of bonus and benefits then people will keep promoting gambling sites.Imagine someone being super at affiliate marketing and that he manages to bring 1000 people under his name in a casino where this casino pays let's say 10 to 25% commission of every bet of each active referrals this guy has brought to the casino.It means a great passive income to him and what better than to bring people that love gambling anyway to a new platform,so for people who are business minded the affiliate marketing and promotion of gambling sites will continue as long as this venture brings them net substantial profit.

Op the bonus is always to attract people to the site and that is one their marketing strategy or system for gamblers, that is why many casinos will give you a lot of money in your first deposit but you can't withdraw that money because it is restricted until you wage on the stipulated amount or time and when you can able to win all through then you can withdraw them but it is not easy to win through.

If everyone wins through them the casino will run as lost, so to make the casino running, they have to make some games hard for the player to face difficulty so that you loss out and they will take your deposit as a profit and when more comes the management will use some pay other winners and staff, that is business strategy for you.

Well, you already answered your own question. People promote gambling websites for referral comissions in most cases we see on social medias. It's their marketing job to promote those links for extra income. But you are right. They shouldn't promote gambling in a deceptive or misleading way. They should explain the risks involved on this activity and guide their public on how to gamble safely, only using money they can afford to lose.

Here in my country a popular youtuber, idolized by the beautiful people, the media and the government, started promoting a local gambling platform recently. On his advertisement he said that by playing at this casino it was a good method for people looking for an extra income on the end of the month. Totally misleading propaganda, luring his blind followers to a big mistake. Unfortunatelly that is how things work...

If you're a user even if you're a newbie it's your responsibility to read the TOS of casinos and its not only casinos it applies to all membership types of sites much more on sites where you are putting money, it's your fault if later you run into trouble on their rules, what you should questions are casinos that do not have a TOS or change their TOS without informing their members.



It's their business to promote casinos and part of promoting anything is to shill and hype it, they are promoting casinos which is a gambling site it's not a bank where you can make money it is an entertainment portal even if they tell you you can make money out of it, you should know the truth about gambling, you are not born yesterday to know that gambling is high risk and you can lose money, I guess you are dumb to think that these gambling sites are a source of easy money.

Maybe one day you will build your own online gambling casino where you will turn all gamblers into rich people, because you don't want them to keep losing, they deserve to win. Ain't it?  ;D ;D ;D

The bitter truth about gambling platforms is they are here to make money just like their customers too, so it is wrong to believe that you should be winning every time you play a game online, the business will bankrupt very soon, its why I like flexing with online casinos just to emanate some fun from the website.

You can get lucky any time but be smart when gambling, use money that you can easily take your eye off, the chances of losing the money is high anyway, so always use money that won't pain you if you lose.

If what you meant is advert it depends on the agreement between the gambling company and the individual  invlved in some cases where the betting site gives a promo code that comes with an incentive that's when you see individuals always mentioning the site so that people will use their own code for them to benefit.

Influencers are hired by the casinos. You can think of it as a celebrity hired by a skin product so they can sell the product well to celebrity followers. I'm sure this is obvious already but then celebrities or influencers also need money and so a contract is signed.

For someone who will be interested in gambling ads they see online, I think they have been gambling for a bit while probably just not too often or doing it on offline casinos.

Wow, that was a lot of talking and thinking, but you misunderstood the whole point of this matter. Gambling has existed for a long time before casinos and sports betting. People used to bet on simple things and offer bigger rewards amongst themselves without involving a third party, which we now call a casino. Everyone knows that gambling involves taking risks to receive a reward but you always run the risk of losing your money or whatever you put on the table. The downside of gambling is when you become addicted and start betting and risking more than you can afford. It's meant to be a form of entertainment and spending time in a fun way ( personally i enjoy a session or two of BlackJack on online casinos after a long day at work) and once it becomes the opposite then you are doing it wrong IMO.

Every casino has warning signs and rules to advise and inform you about the risks of gambling. Therefore if you decide to gamble it's entirely your responsibility. There are no new or old useres since both are aware of what they are getting into.

Promoting casinos and gambling sites is just a way to make thos companies appear more legitimate and well known to attract more players. As the casino and gambling industry grows bigger every year, there is huge competition between casinos especially in recent years. Therefore, both parties benefit from promoting their services, just like we do here in Bitcointalk.

Your question have to go back to you if I don't mean you are a gambler I would like to ask you why do you play Gamble, people promote gambling website Lagos sometimes it is the place they find their daily bread or it is a personal Vision why they are promoting gambling website so for my understanding everybody have the right to do whatever to you he or she want to do

People like certain things and that's it... Whatever we like to do will cost us some money and time, and if we can afford it we will do it! It's cause we like it for some reason and we don't regret the money spent on that.

We can go into philosophy about what we "really" need and I understand you, but the world works in a different way. There are so many "interesting" things around, and we (people) like to try them and fight for the "spot under the sun". I guess there's no other way to explain it.... if you like it you will do it, if you don't like it just go and mind your own business!

Omoh!!!

Long and yet difficult to understand statements though I got the message you're trying to send across, see, I believe we've heard that believing everything we hear and see on the social media is at our own risk, that's not a lie.

Anyone and everyone tend to invest or do anything for the funds that comes thereafter so if you see me saying this is the best platform, it's best you run your own personal analysis to be sure it favours you too.

it's a way of catering for themselves, the sole aim is to be able to provide for your loved ones and meet your personal needs, in as much as you're doing a legit job.

The problem is with us though, we adore, worship and celebrate influencers alot such that whatever the do and own, we too want to.
So whilst they're paid to deceive us is because the trust we'll want to do what they're doing to make money.

It's always our due diligence to understand everything before entering a new world, especially being newbies in gambling.

Can't believe with just an impressive win or showing big money while watching streamer's content, we will easily take the bait. I also came from being a newbie but not to the point that I will be just easily carried away by these big wins or what.

What you are pointing out isn't really a big concern if only people know how to be vigilant about what they watched on the internet these days especially watching famous streamers and influencers. Besides, how the hell we are not thinking deeply when it comes to risking our money on something and just following these popular guys that easily without any caution?

the plan of so many of them please the benefit of their lovely one not for what is really as in focusing for so I believe that is why many people like care for their own personal profit alone not for individual or magically

Why not promote a business if it's not scamming anyone? I'm not saying this because I'm promoting a gambling site on my signature, but because gambling platforms create job opportunities and contribute to a country's tax revenue. The only exception I see is in countries that strongly oppose gambling based on religious grounds. If that isn't the case, then I don't think promoting them is wrong, especially if players already understand the risks and consequences of addiction. It all boils down to the player eventually, as it's always a matter of choice to screw up or to not fall prey to gambling addiction.

This is where you could identify for yourself on which one of those influencers are just that too greedy and just came and introduce something and hyping it up just for the sake of money.Of course it would be understandable that these influencers are really doing their best on getting some commission out of those referral registration on which it would really be that understandable that if its needed to be that somewhat
decieving then they would definitely do it for the sake of money. We know that gambling companies are really just normal on having that marketing promotion considering that they are running off a business
which it would be typical for them to have that exposure. Why would really be needing for you to be spoon-fed with those terms and conditions which you could eventually be able to read up on your own?
It is really just that people do really make out some blaming on the time that they do lost up money just because they are following into those things that they do have in mind which are actually wrong.

Whats the need of promoting a supermarket or a luxury brand, it brings business for the brand and for what we've done we'll be rewarded. Gambling industry is a business and for revenue it is being promoted. With each and everything we'll be having specific terms and conditions. When we enter it request our consent, and we just move on with the agree click. That's our mistake, whether it is gambling or something else we need to be responsible and if something doesn't feel to be good just ignore the platform and find the one that suit our needs.

that's the business of the gambling site, to attract as many players as they can. they may have disclaimer about gambling responsibly, but at the end of the day, it is on the user himself how he will contain himself when it comes to gambling.
gambling industry is a very lucrative business, and so a lot of people are earning decent income owed to gambling. just look at this forum, most of the decent paying sig campaigns are from gambling websites. it means, a lot of users here are getting the benefit of earning income for themselves.

all casinos have TOS, and in the TOS there is everything about the bonus, when a person sees a casino, before using the casino that person must read the TOS, what has happened and that the guys who earn money with referral commissions do not mention nothing about the TOS and mainly that customers will have to meet requirements to claim the bonus, and that's why new casinos keep promising 500$ bonus or 200$ deposit and many people fall into this scam by making a deposit of money and never able to withdraw

I've seen a lot of guys from certain channels lying to their followers to earn commissions, honestly I keep thinking that the guy believes in his own lie, because the way he says it makes it seem like what he's saying is true and the followers are newbies in the gamblers just believe and when they lose money the channel guy acts like he's been scammed too, I don't know if the channel guys agree with the new scam casinos but this is all weird.

but people should read the TOS of casinos before making deposits, people are also guilty of not doing this, people should investigate the casino before making deposits

People do not promote the gambling sites themselves, they have been hired by the sites to promote their business. Just like any other business that needs marketing to grow, gambling sites also allocate their funds for their promotion.


I would say that marketing gambling sites are becoming a necessity due to competition. There are many gambling sites out there and they want to attract gamblers. They need marketers and also social media influencers who can project their gambling sites so people can prefer certain sites over the other.

What you described here is a common road for a beginner gambler who is susceptible to forming an addiction. It happens commonly and the whole casino empire thrives on these kinds of experiences (unfortunately).


If there is no incentive to promote, people won't. Affiliates are paid a commission for the activity they bring to casinos. Users here are paid for their posts to promote casinos. Economic nature drives these establishments and always will. That's just the way it is.

It's just like the same "Term & Condition".

Why people still register in the site, while there has some rules they're don't like? the answer is simple (NOT READING ANYTHING). Yeah, that's the problem of individual user. Most of the site 90% provided the term & condition.

The only problem is the user it self are lazzy to read.

As a gambler, it is also your responsibility to know what you are getting into. For example, if you lost a big amount of savings because of gambling, you cannot just blame the gambling site. You cannot even just blame the advertisement that led you to create an account there. You cannot also fully blame the Youtube content creators who are mostly lying or exaggerating. It is because you are person who has the capacity to do research and understand everything before doing something. 

So although these ads and content creators could partly be blamed, the biggest responsibility is yours.

Advertisement doesn't care about viewers, their job is only to get eyeballs to product. Buyer/user ought to do due diligence.

Rather than blindly following advertisement material, one should confirm beforehand with casino rep to know tncs of bonuses.


Everyone thinks for themselves. First priority is always oneself — family, friends everything comes later.

The problem is that those practices are very widespread, if you turn your TV on and give your attention to any ad that is aired you will rarely watch an ad that tries to sell their product based on their merits and be honest about its drawbacks.

Most of the ads you will see will try to manipulate you into buying their product by trying to associate their product with positive emotions which will make you interested in buying it, and as long as that kind of marketing is allowed then influencers will keep doing the same and they will obtain high commissions by doing so.

These influencers are not promoting the gambling sites for nothing. They're paid to do it and it's the marketing strategy of these casino operators to attract many gamblers to play on their site. Because it's business, like other products promoted by popular influencers, gambling is not different. The purpose of this promotion is to spread awareness and be known to people.

When it comes to the effect of gambling in people's lives, well we know it should not be done without self-control because it can really lead to gambling problems or worst, addiction. However this is already depends on the gambler's discretion on how they want gambling influenced them because it can be positive/negative depending on how he/she is playing. It's simple, for newbies that are new to gambling, don't easily believe the promotions without getting a deeper information on how it works. There's no easy money and gambling is risky. If you don't control yourself because of your desire to win or reach the specific requirements to become eligible for the bonus, then it's already your problem for not playing in moderation and for not refraining yourself to not spend the amount that you can't afford to lose.

For anyone who reads what you have written, what you say is very much influenced by how you say it. If you write in a sloppy way it doesn't help your case.

I am of the general opinion that there is nothing wrong with promoting gambling houses, as they are businesses and want to attract people after all. It is up to the individual to read the ToS when he/she decides to play, but we know that there are many people who do not. If it were as bad to promote gambling as you make it out to be, it would have been banned long ago, as the industry has long been heavily regulated, and that is not the case.

That's the main problem. Attractive bonuses are the main concern of gamblers. They start gambling immediately instead of taking time to read and understand the Terms Of Service. Another mistake is increasing your stake because you want to reduce your losses. This will lead to gambling more than you can afford to lose or above your income.

Like other businesses casinos are establishes not for charity but to make a profit. They will always hire influencers to promote their products and nobody will force you to use the casino but it is your personal decision to gamble. These influencers are doing their job, you must also do your part by having a gambling plan, reading the terms and conditions, and not being greedy.

@OP, when you are writing a big post please ensure that you divide it into paragraphs. The way you have written the post makes it difficult to read & comprehend.

Now coming to your topic. Anyone can promote any project  using their signature space on this forum. What they need to keep in mind is that the project is not a scam. If you hate gambling then just ignore those signatures. Most gambling sites pays users to display their ads on the signature part. It not only helps the user earn money but also keeps the forum active. 

We live in a world where the "Me" have become the most important thing in the world. The "Selfie" generation only care about themselves (most of them) ...so "terms and conditions" is the last thing on their mind.

I promote gambling, because I enjoy it.... and there are an opportunity for everyone to get a life changing win. Unfortunately not everyone see gambling as fun... and those people will chase the big wins and lose a lot of money.

Gamble responsibly and have fun whilst you are doing it.  ;)

It doesn't make sense to complain about the terms and conditions, no one is going to give you the advice to read through the terms and conditions, even if you are a newbie visiting any websites, either gambling or just a crypto exchange, you need to read their terms and conditions, who knows? There might be something you won't like about the rules and you will save yourself the headache.

This is a big concern for me, because a day will not go by where a newbie won't find his way into the crypto space, if you aren't ready to ready and learn how will you even keep doing things right? This is a major problem that many newbies are getting themselves into these days.

Why so many people think that the casinos are going to offer them something for free(like bonuses) without anything in return and without any strings attached? Nothing comes for free in this life.
If anyone thinks that he will get something for free out of a casino, he is simply dumb or naive.
The influencers want to make money, the casinos want traffic and customers. There's nothing wrong with that.
Some influencers might be a little bit misleading, when they promote certain offers, but it's everyone's own responsibility to research and read the Terms of Service before depositing any money into a casino.
OP, why don't you use capital letters and punctuation in your post? Your wall of text is kinda difficult to read.

It's always about money, it's either a streamer, gambler or user in this forum.

Gambling streamer get paid by the casino by promoting their site, it can be a private agreement where the casino will give him fake money to play on their casino or it can be someone who want to get referral link since he have a lot followers.

A gambler sometime post their big winnings when he win at the casino he played. An user in this forum promoting the casino get paid too if he's joining a signature campaign.

First of all, I almost didn't want to read your lengthy and wall of words post. A piece of advice for you OP. The thread that you created isn't attractive to read TBH, and I find myself having a hard time reading it because of your post that looks like a wall of texts. It's not that attractive to read. Please use double space the next time you make a post please.

Commission.

This is the reason why most of the people are promoting gambling sites. I've seen many people here in our country gambling using the referral link of some influencer out there. There are some of them who are winning, but most of them lose. In the end, those who lose regretted their decision. Commissions are the main reason why people are promoting these sites. I mean they don't care about what happened to the one who registered under their link as long as they earn money from them. That's how awful it is, but that's how it works.

You can't blame them. I mean we can't do anything about it after all.

I've seen influencers promoting gambling sites, and some ended up as a scam gambling site as well. What happened to the influencers? Nothing. No arrest, no warrant, no apologies whatsoever. They just ignored everything like nothing happened. Like I said, they don't care about people losing. What they only care is the possible money that they can get thru referring that site to newbies.

Gambling sites business mainly depends on promotion campaigns, the more gambling sites can run their promotion business, the more profitable the gambling sites are. For example Sportsbet.io, stake.com these two betting and gambling sites basically go to the Premier League club level and continue their promotion campaigns and spend millions of dollars every season. Of course, their business profit is the main goal behind the cost.
Sportbet.io's official promoter club Arsenal FC, Southampton FC
Stake.com's official promoter club Everton FC, Watford FC

Many influencers or even people with a lot of followers received offer just to promote their gambling games. Some of them already playing with a huge money which is sponsored by them and have a high chance of winning to encourage them to join their site. Their alibi once the gambling site rugpulled or freeze some assets was they are paid to their marketing knowing the fact that it was a scam also every people who joined their site they will gain referral points. They know that a lot of people love to gain profit in a most simple way thats why they make it more look easier to gain money. It would be better to research more about the project if you found out theres a corrupt system it would be better to report them even the influencers that are promoting it

Without telling them the terms and conditions? Xcuse me, if anyone tells you about a new project or gambling platform where you can earn some bonuses, they don't have to tell you read the terms and conditions of the platform, you need to do this yourself, do not put such blame on the promoters, every gambling platforms have their rules, read the ToS and understand what you are doing.

Isn't that normal in today's world? Everybody tries to get the best for themselves, no matter the cost for others. Most countries today are based on capitalism which means that we will reach the best outcome for the economy if everybody tries to make the most money for themselves. The gambling industry is not different from any other industry. That is why I am always cautious if I see someone using referral links to try and attract new gamblers. These referrals usually give a percentage of the money I spent back to the promoter. If there are some wrong information only to trick us signing up, I would make sure to contact the casino directly. A casino is more interested in long term customers, than in gamblers who play one time and feel cheated by fake advertising.

    If you are referring to influencers, they are promoting a gambling casino online because they are paid, all the influencers who are promoting for my opinion only are liars, deceiving their followers and hypocrites this is just realtak what I am saying .

    They all say that it's easy to make money using the gambling they promote, but they don't say that you often lose gambling. The balance currency they show in the apps is from their referral bonus, not from their money or pocket.

They are into business so the promotion is best way to grow their business and profits so they indulge in such things.The gambling industry at this time is big and lot of players are wagering funds so they also need ro to know which casinos are legit and have to offer something to players so they also come to know about them through promotional events of casino so you see they also have business model on which they operate in market.

Promotion of gambling sites is two ways of business,because for the promotion the person who involved in promotion will earn some money.After the promotion of that website was happened,the owner also get huge amounts of gamblers to their website.So they will play huge games,so at the end the gambling website owners also earn multiple amounts of their investment.Both the website owners and the promoters will earn some good money.If you are lucky means,you can also involved in promotion of gambling to earn some money from the gambling site.

Gambling sites are like any other business that needs to be promoted to have clients in order to profit. If there will be no profit, then what's the point of establishing one in the first place? So, they do their very best in order to gather around customers and be their regulars as much as possible to earn from them and to keep their business thriving in the gambling industry.

The same way gambling sites need to profit, people needs to earn money too to survive their daily lives and to live the lifestyle they want. Streamers accept the offers in promoting gambling websites because they were paid for every content,, views, and referrals. The same way with influencers and the likes. Of course, people will do it if they will get something in return. That explains why most people still promote gambling sites despite its consequences. Since after all, it still depends on the person itself whether he will be responsible of his finances or be swayed by the gambling's fun and possible profit.

It's because of greed for money. Let's say someone is promoting this, and the way they are promoting this is that they play on that platform and win big, which attracts gamblers who hope that they will win but turn out not to. They just keep promoting this to earn money, nothing more. Even others will scam you by promoting scam casinos. I just recalled that there is also a local online casino here where almost all of the influencers and even the most famous people are uploading videos and earning huge amounts of money, and they are also saying, "If they can do it, you can do it too; sign up now!"

you mentioned 90% will lose in anything gambling related. I would first argue the percentage but that would be a different topic. instead I will ask you this: why 90% lose? here are a few reasons:
1. lack of bankroll management
2. lack of experience
3. lack of strategy in execution

there are cases of successful gambling stories, right? some dude is a millionaire playing blackjack. how did he do that? by understanding bankroll management, financial management. by taking a boat load of blackjack hands, improving his experience in making decisions and of course by finetuning & mastering various strategies. are there people that made millions in poker? Daniel Negreanu might be a good reply on this one. how did he do that? well bankroll management, experience, strategy, etc.

long story short, most of the people that go down the gambling rabbit hole want the "get rich over night" shortcut, however as any other valuable thing in life, winning is something hard to achieve. and that is why, indeed, the majority lose.

as for the "without telling them the terms and conditions" in regards to first deposit bonus, I mean come on now. say you've won $100k and you want to invest that into stocks, ETFs, investment fund or something similar. does the broker spill out the "terms and conditions" for you? 100% not. however he will for sure be happy to clout to his friends/colleagues about netting you into the firm an thus earning his commission. the decision of depositing balance into an account on a gambling website belongs to the user 100%. therefore the responsibility to understand the terms and conditions as well as how bonuses operate belongs to him.

regarding influencers, imo and without any form of disrespect, they are nothing but tools. imagine for example the classic marketing billboards. that's influencers now. a billboard that can speak and maybe do stuff. however their essence is the ability to attract attention, therefore they can be used to market businesses. may it be gambling or otherwise. a perfect example, even though he's not an influencer as per say, would be the move of Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus. how many shirts has Juve sold? then to Manchester United and now to All Nassr. again in both cases, how many shirt have those teams sold? how much did their social profiles grew after he joined the teams? and so on.

in the end you requested opinions on "what type of many people are, like greedy, only thinking themselves and their family, egoistic, thinking in a bad way, just trying to keep everyone down, or people are good". my personal opinion is that there are many characters out there, from egoistic to altruistic and beyond. at the end of the day, it matters for you to climb one more stair on the ladder of life. the fact that the stair you've climbed is financial, or helpful to other(s), matters less. at the same time, for the past 2.000 years, not many have turned water into wine, or fed five thousand people or other things like this. in fact, no one did such things. however for the past 2.000 years or so, people have been gambling. ;)

Referrals, people who promote gambling have commisions and paid advertisement if they promote a certain gambling site. It is currently what happening in all social media platforms nowadays. There are a lot of famous influencers, vloggers and streamers who are keep promoting online gambling site because they can earn money from it. They do not have care if what they promote can harm their fans and audiences. There are a lot of online gambling sites that became scam after few weeks of launch, that's why we should not easily be deceive by these influencers, vloggers and streamers. They are promoting it not because of how much money that they can earn from the gambling site but because of Referrals.

The money that they will get by promoting it and also the commision on how many fans and audiences will register on the link that they give. In business perspective, what gambling sites is really good because they take their marketing as seriously. It is really cost huge amount of money. As for the audience, it can bring harm especially if they are not aware to the nature of the gambling where in there is no certainty that they can earn money from just betting or playing.

Suppose, A employer has given a task some one and told him certain conditions. If he performs according to those conditions he will get his due reward. If someone does not follow the terms or ignore the rules, is the employer responsible? Of course not. At the beginning of the job, the requirements should be carefully reviewed.

You will look twice and read carefully to see if you can win whenever you see something like;

 -Get/Win Bonuses when you...
 -Get for free

They are two very catchy phrase that have proven to be able to get the attention of anyone that hears or read them.

Anyone with a large amount of followers on SM that promotes a gambling site is usually in most cases doing so not due to just personal experience, but also because they have a percentage gain from the promotion, a deal with this gambling sites. Because they get paid to promote the website, their reviews and promotion cannot always be trusted as genuine.

People who you see have little followers on SM, or not even interested in SM, but talk and give unsolicited reviews about a casino or gambling site are more sincere.

Because most gamblers are oriented towards winning so showing victory when using a gambling platform is the most effective method for marketing, it is made for gamblers to be more tempted to try gambling platforms that are advertised with victory, speaking T&C I don't think it is of particular concern to novice gamblers who want to try it, apart from the T&C getting a deposit bonus, this will be of particular concern to novice gamblers.
I say that because I experienced it when I was still a beginner in gambling, especially when I often lost.

Why influencers don't tell their followers everything they need to know about a particular casino website is because they want them to register using the bonus as way to make them join the gambling site, while other influencers see their followers as adults who should know what they're about to go into by reading through the site's Tos. I don't fancy it when people fail to blame themselves, and rush to bestow the blames on influencers who promoted the casino. Every player should learn to take responsibility of their gambling mistakes, as the influencer didn't play the game for him or her, he only referred people to know about a better gambling site, where they can play games and get bonuses. An established influencer has rules and if they accept gambling ads that means they post contents relating to gambling. Subsequently, they must have, in their contents, mentioned tips that'll help a gambler from losing their funds. I can only support these blames if the influencer is promoting a scam casino.

Most likely, they are being paid to do so. Nothing would do something if they won't benefit from their efforts. Unless they are just fond of a specific gambling site and they want to share their experience with other people, which is rare if I would be asked. Why would you promote something if it will result to a disadvantage on your end? This simple question is simply the answer. Influencers are using their fanbase which is not a bad thing since they are the ones who boosted such community. But problem is, some are becoming insensitive of the risk they are putting their viewers. Not all people could endure losses, keep that in mind. They simply trusted you as someone they look up to, which should be an enough reason to be promoting responsibly.

Promoting a casino or gambling site is left to us to consider if we are interested to use the site or not. Sometimes after hearing about a gambling site and the bonus that are attached, I always do my own research so that I will be sure of where I am putting my money so that I will not be a victim of ignorance. Checking the terms and conditions of a betting site is very important but sometimes we over look it because we are in haste to get the bonuses that attract us to the betting site and to start gambling. Making persons have lost there funds because of this mistake.

because maybe someone is paid to promote the gambling site and get money, indirectly everything returns to the people involved in gambling, there are always bonuses for new users so people want to try it, not just mistakes on gambling sites but people who want to try it already entered into the gambling game, so you will not be able to stop it all.

If you want to help people, you should help anyone who is truly a gambling addict to become a wise gambler, after all, usually people don't just play gambling for money, there are also those who play just for the fun of spending money. so you also have to understand that and don't ask why  ;)

Any kind of promotion is always paid. Either with money or some other way, like exposure. Its just business and most people who know how to think logically will understand that advertising is not something which is unfair or evil, its just the way businesses reach out to people in hope of converting some clients. Which business does not do promotions? I think most of us would never willingly promote a business that we do not agree with morally. Of course there will always be some desperate people who would do anything for a dollar but thats a minority group.

I am not morally opposed to gambling because even though it can become harmful to a small percentage of gamblers who develop a gambling addiction, overall it is an entertainment activity. People pay for bungee jumping, even though a tiny percentage of jumpers fall to their deaths every year. Does that mean we should stop promoting such things? No.  Everyone has the free right to choose what they perceive as entertainment and if they wish to pay their money for that entertainment, then more power to them.

This is what I was thinking while reading the OP. I don't know all the laws or rules when it comes to advertising but it appears the Government is pretty lenient when it comes to this.

It's been widely accepted that advertisers only show the good side of their products. The food and beverage industry for example would promote how delicious their new menu or new drinks but they never tell that the ingredients used could cause health problems. It's up to the buyer to read the product labels or ingredients. It's almost the same case with casinos and their hired promoters or their affiliate marketers.

As a gambler, you must also be responsible for where you are getting into.
It's not like when someone offered you food, you will just eat it without hesitation. You must first check it even if you are too hungry to even think about it.

So why do people promote it?
First, it's about the money, that's the sole purpose of doing it. Those who will enter thru affiliates must already know that. Terms and conditions checking is all on the gambler's side and not the one who promoted it. All they do is scatter the news not be an assistant for you.
This is why reading comprehension must be observed. We are in the internet era, we cannot just rely on what is in front of us and believe it.

It reminds me those infomercials I used to see in the morning when I was younger, it could be hours and hours of the same people talking about how wonderful their product is and they would never say anything negative about it. Sometimes, it would be just matter of some small letters appearing at the and of the advertisement, which scrolled too fast and were too small for anyone to actually pay attention to.

Because of memories like that, I believe it is unfair to accuse casinos and exchanges of advertise mostly positively, using space which obviously costs much money to them. We are talking about practices which are older than Bitcoin itself, after all.

Have you used a site or tool where it's really help you or solve your problem? when someone else have similar problem like you was, obviously you will give a solution and recommend the site or tool you've used, isn't?

Have you get bribed by someone to choose what he choose? or someone pay you and ask you to post something? similar like someone get paid by the casino for doing what the casino ask to you.

So there are 2 options why people promoting casino, just pick what you think it's more make sense.

a promoter is paid to promote one of the casino sites that pays for it and we as people who see the promotion must respond casually and carefully when we want to register at the casino. made a mistake at the casino without knowing beforehand.
and a promoter is not to blame because they too get paid to promote a business and we as customers have to do our own research.

so that when we enter gambling or casinos that offer promotions on their advertising banners, we shouldn't be too hasty to get these bonuses. because if we are greedy, of course we immediately register and bet without knowing the rules that we can break when betting.

You should know better these are promoters they will use the best word and shill to the highest just for you to sign up deposit and play, it's your fault if you put your 100% trust in these influencers you should do your own research its your money so you decide what's best for you.
Influencers will always be influencers they will live up to their name because this is what they do best influence people

Even if influencers are telling you to gamble with money that you can afford they will still influence you to still play because they know that when you sign up and play if you do not have control of your gambling you will eventually lose more money, money that you cant afford to lose.

Unfair advertising practices and financial advice aren't good things to employ, I agree with that. However, I don't think it makes promotion of gambling bad per se, and Hispo has a fair point that similar unethical practices exist outside the gambling industry.
IMO, gambling is a form of entertainment. People easily pay for other forms of entertainment, such as going bowling, buying a computer game, going to the cinema etc. In those other cases you 'lose' every time, you don't expect to get your money back. In gambling, there is a chance you'll actually win, but that chance is not a promise and not a guarantee because what you're paying for is the process and the emotions you're getting out of it.

Promoters' main goal is to make money by advertising casino sites. They can get paid by promoting the casino by showing proof that they're winning regardless if it's real or fake. They are also earning from sign-up bonuses and referral programs so they are benefiting from it so of course, they will do everything to attract players. They might warn their subscribers and viewers about the risk of gambling but they will still use flowery words to convince people to gamble that's why we should also be skeptical because not all advertisements are real and some of them are just paid and scripted. They won't say anything bad about the casino because their goal is to earn from it.

If those people only think about the money that can be made from gambling, they will never be successful even though perhaps, to start with, they can get new people to join them. But once new people find out what those influencers have been up to, they will stop playing for a while and look for other influencers who can provide the information they need.

But if an influencer can tell all about gambling in detail and also tell them that gambling has risks, some people will join that influencer. They understand the risks of gambling and are willing to take that risk. These influencers might be successful in getting lots of people to join them.

Gambling promotions are everywhere on the internet nowadays. Even small influencers are already advertising casinos. No wonder because it's the most effective marketing strategy that casinos do nowadays. Influencers, vloggers, and famous personalities are sometimes creating random raffles for those who will register on their referral links where they can generate more money. They are promoting regardless of the risks of gambling because it's their way of earning money easier than their profession. Business is business and they are also taking advantage of the opportunities being offered to them.

I do agree with you. Again, an online gambling must advertise their website in order to compete with the thousands of online gambling casinos that are being created daily. They have to create their own identity in a way that will standout among its competitors. One way in order for that message to spread is by hiring people or content creators to promote a specific gambling website to their advantage because at the end of the day, it is still a business.

In conclusion, I see nothing wrong with people promoting a specific gambling website. The only wrong comes out when they tend to misrepresent and spread false information about it especially if the games that are being advertised are "fixed" by the advertisers and the gambling company itself.

It's pretty obvious, it's business from this guys. So if there will be one way to promote their business, then it's should be in way they will advertisement it in whichever they can, like in social medias. And then it's up to us whether we are going to be sway and test it and gamble our money, or don't gamble and not be influence by the ads even if someone famous is promoting it. And again, gambling is like part of human history, it's in our culture way back and just very difficult to remove, in my opinion. There are governments though that is anti-gambling, but still though, their efforts is not enough as again, gambling is innate to all of us.

Promotion of gambling site, I think is done by gambling lovers or gamblers. Different people promote gambling sites for their different reasons. It could either be for the love of gambling or for their personal interest. Myself for instance, I promote gambling site because of the love I have for gambling and the pleasure I derive from it too. I introduce my friends who are into gambling to some gambling site. I use to tell them to always read the T&C's of any gambling site they want to access. Sometimes if there is any bonus allocation to any referrer I will try and tell my friends about it too so they can also invite someone else.
So, that's how and why I promote gambling site.
Though some are self centered that they will introduce you to gambling site without much explanation on the rules of the gambling just  because they want to win bonuses.

You have to understand that gambling sites and casinos are businesses first, and whatever they wanna be second. So profit and garnering the most users/customers will always be their primary want. THus the reason why these companies resort to hiring influencers for sponsorships in exchange for advertising their sites in their platforms. Of course it is pesky, it's scummy, and all in all a little manipulative, but they gotta make money somewhere and found that as the streaming era becomes more and more apparent, so do the opportunity for advertisement that it could offer. Exactly. "No hard feelings" as they say. The casino's gotta run the business somehow, and this is one of if not the most effective ways to make sure they have people that are manning the slots and filling the poker table.

Personally, I believe that most of the influential people who promote gambling participate in these kinds of advertising campaigns for a living.

It seems to me that a powerful person who respects his audience will always try to make a disclaimer stating that his actions are not advice for action and that anything he does is best not repeated.

On the other hand, each of us should do our own good research on any issue involving money.

When someone trusts the site, uses the site and benefits from referrals, why in the earth shouldn't they promote it? I recon people are better off using reliable casinos and i see nothing wrong with promoting one. And why would it be promoter's job to list the terms and conditions?

It's usually long list and you can read it on the website. Just saying it out loud takes ton of time in the video or ton of room at the forum. It's literally a requirement that you read and accept Terms of Service before using the site so why are we assuming the user won't be reading it?

my speaking is that some influencer tell the beginners that you can earn from gambling like i earn, they don't clearly tell you can also lose lot of money here, and just they tell that you can get doubled your money in bonus with my link(they doesn't tell them that you need to wager 20x 40x of the deposited amount)
 
and i am not telling that the influencer needs to list all terms and conditions, he can just tell to people like this: no one can beat the casino, there are T&C to claim bonus, just play for entertainment or never gamble,
i know the influencer also wants to make money but some of them are so blind for commission they directly tell you can make money out of it.

Some of them are not even influential but are just doing pranks on thier youtube video. They, however, gained a lot of views, and the casinos are interested in thier market. They were pranking kids and it is funny at some point but not really related to betting. It's quite an interesting promotion becuase they are using local wallets meant for local currency.

It's just a matter of casinos wanting to make money by trying to attract users even the ones who are not part of thier demographics. Newbies will really be losing money.

Almost all the people who promote the gambling site will be the gambler.Some people promote the gambling by their love towards the gambling and some will do to share the trusted gambling site to the all gamblers.Even I had an habit of promoting the gambling site which I had like the most with my lovable friends.It’s leads to my name,So I will only promote the website which I feel comfortable to have fun and no withdrawal issues at the end of profits.

Because we are very happy to promote which we love then the promotion should made on payments.By promoting such things we will be happy person then we get enjoyment by the money we get from the money as payments.The promotion of loved things will gives us internal happiness as compared to the money made happiness.

Not all but for sure there are people who do really love on sharing up about gambling but if we do speak solely about those people who do wear up some signature on this forum then pretty sure that

not all would really be that a gambler and im pretty sure of that if you do really make up some review of their responses on gambling threads and boards which you can see that most of them do tell
and say about basic common sense stuffs and not actually that contributes about legit discussions specially on particular games or even on sports.

This is why it do really varies but speaking about marketing then dont get surprised as these things turns out to be standard.

You make a lot of bad points quite frankly. You talk about promoters not telling you the terms and conditions, yet they are plainly found on every single gambling span and can cover many pages of content. It is the responsibility of anyone who is spending money to read them and understand what they're doing, they often agree to this right there on the registration page but only complain when they don't beat the house. You also ignore the fact that everyone who takes part in casinos or gambling in general, thinks they are more clever than these huge companies and that they will somehow get a magical shortcut to massive wealth, that too is the definition of greedy.

The best way to sell a product to people is to show them the best part of the product and hide the hidden part until they get in. For gambling if the companies and their affiliates goes about telling new and intending gamblers that the house always wins they might never want to gamble their entire life. The easiest way to lure one is to make them feel at advantage through outrageous welcome bonuses and referral bonus. As long has the don't force anyone into gambling they only provide tempting offers then it is up to the gambler to decide for themselves what they want.

That's how business, promotion and affiliate works. For those influencers, it's quick for them to make money with gambling promotions because they'll just have to play and show it to their audience and entice them that they are doing well and that's it. They'll instruct every audience that they've got to sign up under their link and they'll get some bonus but unknowingly, they are also going to get some bonus referral from those sign ups after they deposit. That's why it's also instructed that whoever signs up should deposit with the amount that they're saying. There are some of them that do remind their fans to gamble moderately and it's not for kids but, yeah, it's sad that I see those that don't.

Well, that seems easy to answer that question, doesn't it? It's all a big business and people have to make money. Then it is easy to promote a gambling site, usually nice money is paid for that. And no, of course I'm not just referring to signature campaigns. There are also websites with reviews where a lot of money is made through affiliate programs. I think Google ads are not accepted because gambling is not allowed in that revenue model.

^ That is a fact to hear that some influencers use gambling promotions to make quick money without fully disclosing the potential risks involved. While it is understandable that promoting services is a common practice in the business and affiliate world, it is important for influencers to be transparent with their audience and highlight the potential drawbacks of gambling. But I think the reminder was always there for their fans to gamble responsibly and that it is not suitable for minors. Hopefully, more influencers will take the responsibility to promote ethical and safe practices in the industry not because after the affiliate program. If we saw influencers being irresponsible, don't follow them.

Anything can be promoted, as long as it involves making money, one scenario that will make you probably understand better is a car...
Car accidents happen every day, several millions of people have lost their live through car accidents, and even in the future, another several millions will still die through car accidents..

And even with the knowledge of this reality, you, me, everyone have not stopped loving our favorite cars, we daydream, hustle, device ways we can make alot of money to enable us by that car we've been fantasizing about, even without the car manufacturers paying us, we have not stopped advertising the car we love to our family and friends..

Now, the question is, if we can promote something that have taken alot of lives, to our friends and family even without being paid, how much more can we promote a gambling casino when we are paid to do so???

They need to generate sales and that's why they've been said on how to promote their business. But, it's true that if the marketing is misleading then it should be stopped.

There are still influencers that are honest, giving honest reviews and marketing and warning that it's not for everyone. And money makes the world go round and that's why we can't dictate people to stop promoting them in a wrong way because they're paid to do so.

It's known that greed is normal for human beings and that's why they're showing tremendous gains and not their losses because it's part of the strategy to attract more gamblers go to them.

It's not the promoters responsibility to tell you about the terms and conditions, you should be able to do your own research before joining any platform either for investing or gambling. All the influencers are doing is called marketing. They're letting you know of a platform available for gambling and in this case they're offering you bonuses.

Let assume they were lying about the bonuses and when you register on the the platform you can't see any bonus then you can call out the influencers but in a case where you just have to fulfill the condition needed for the bonus then go ahead and do such.

They wont be called influencers and they wont be hired to be one if they dont have the capability on making up some exposure or simply bringing people to make some registration on a particular site or platform.
Its true that it would be normal that they would be showing huge wins rather than on showing their losses because we do know that it could really give out bad impact in speaking about marketing and its
something that they would really be avoiding.Its true that some are really that honest but most of them do indirectly showing off about their intent but of course as a business then it would
really be that normal that they would really be making themselves attractable as much as possible.

I agree that most people has to work for a living, but there are ways to make money, and "ways" to make money. Ethics should always play a role and guide one's decisions: we all want what money can give us, but these influencers shouldn't look for it at all cost.

There are nearly similar reasons why people promote anything. People would promote something because 1. they love product/service 2. they get financial benefits (or just incentives) and 3. Generally both are valid. I think legal gambling businesses are good for world. As you all see most of crypto gambling websites (online casinos) promote use of Bitcoin in world. I know that in past some twitch streamers promoted csgo item drop type of features in websites only focusing on own benefit which may be wrong tho.

That's usually how promotions are nowadays and some influencers don't care much about their audience that's why they don't try to discourage others, unlike others that would take the time to put up warnings for their viewers.

Regarding your question about helping, you should just let them experience it on their own as other gamblers would prefer to learn by themselves and there's nothing with sharing what you've learned but i'd suggest only giving them help whenever they ask for it.

Attention is one of the most important things you have in your life.

Whatever you pay attention to, becomes your reality, your life.

Businesses know this very well, so they pay a lot of money to grab your attention, and therefore making you their client.

That's quite literally what advertisement means:


People promoting gambling sites are simply doing so because they get paid by the gambling site to do so.

This happens for basically almost every product or service out there. Famous people get paid a lot of money for just saying they like X brand, even if it's not true. The masses will follow blindly and buy that because it caught their attention.

And the product itself doesn't have to be good, for example alcohol is bad for you, but it's advertised everywhere as a social fun thing to do.

It's as simple as that, they are paid advertisements. That's it.

Honestly, this type of marketing will never go away.
If it is not the influencers who will do this advertising, then it will be the sites themselves, always offering what the casino has the best to provide users: a lot of money!
Are there negative points? (lose money), of course it exists, but I have never seen an advertisement for anything in this world announcing its negative points.
Who needs to interpret the risks and decide whether to contribute money is the user.

because that is what the reality in life , you should try helping yourself first before trying to help others .  how could you prove us that you are trustworthy of that help when you cannot even prove yourself?

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About the topic? the answer is simple , and that is about money , promotion needs payment ( as what you can see in majority of people here ) and I believe that one day when you completely reach your rank? you will also promote gambling here in this forum and even outside .

correct , since gambling is known to be a place where Money flows then everything that will bring them income as long as it is not against the Law will be there.
though this seems to be fooling people yet it is every gamblers decision to take that offer or think twice.

it is, why do people in advertising and in businesses will tell about the negativities ? instead it is the positive and the good thing will be release and that will make them more believable and money making.

No doubt gambling is a source of entertainment that anyone can use at leisure periods but also bear in mind that there's are facilities, equipments and manpower that is being used to keep this branch of entertainment in gambling running 24/7 and as such they need to be maintained and serviced and that's the area business steps in to keep profit flowing and ROI running and this can partly be achieved through advertising of all sort.

 It then boils down to you the gambler or a new member to take in the responsibility of guiding his own interest by constantly asking indepth questions, making sure to know well about the T&C's attached to any 3x or 4x bonuses adverts that comes his way from gambling promoters cause even the gambling promoters need to be selfish as part of the business practices not just only in gambling but in other industries same applies. And some of these adverts ain't even against the law that's why it's made obvious 18+ cause they assume you're an adult already and should take responsibility for your own decisions too.

If there are influencers who don't do this, then someone else will do it and benefit from the commission. Gambling will always be the one to be blame but the player is also wrong if he keeps thinking about trying to recover the losses he has suffered before, even though he is a new gambler, everyone who is going to do something new should find out the information in detail so they won't feel trapped. etc.

Just as a trader continues to promote his winnings and never publishes the losses he suffers, so anyone should not immediately believe what other people are promoting, including gambling advertisements. If he is interested in the bonus advertisements offered from gambling sites then that is the business of the player himself, and finds out everything that must be fulfilled before finally being able to withdraw the money.

And the additional stories that you include are just spices because gambling is not always destructive and detrimental as long as you do it responsibly and only play with money that you can afford to lose then that's normal.

That often happens today on social media platforms like Facebook and YouTube. Right now the only thing I see promoted on Facebook is phlwin, but only last month did I always see Diamond apps.

So mostly influencers who promote earn income from referral commissions because of the number of followers they have, but maybe next week the influencers who are on the social media platform will promote something else.

No one would say any negative points to the public because if they did, no one would be interested in signing up. People or even casinos carry out promotions to attract their interest in playing gambling at certain casinos so that many people will join.

They will provide the best offers from the casino so that people want to join and deposit some money to gamble. And as long as those who promote the casino can get the best, people who join will feel the satisfaction of using the casino.

Why should the influencer need to tell the beginners if gambling can make them lose their money if there's no rule that forbid about it? Usually they're tell gambling is high risk of losing money and only gamble what you can afford to lose on the description or small text on their video/stream.

If they're only focus to discuss about bad side of gambling site, do you think people will want to gamble? nope. Similar if you work as a sales where your main job is to convince every buyer with your product, you will explain about all the advantage of your product isn't?

It's very simple question for the gambler to answer.Without the competition nothing will be good one,because we should need few people to run in a track.If you run without a competitors,it will be not a sports itself.It will look like a practice section of the game before the game.If you come first in the practice section,it won't be the great moment.It's essential one to race as first place in the competition not in the friendly or practice matches.In some countries gambling was the prohibited one because of involvement of huge money.


Because the beginner will have potential to work for gambling with low payments.Because payments for the beginners can be low as compared to experienced people.Experienced people work will be more effective as compared to the beginner work.My opinion is hire a less number of experienced as compared to more number of the beginners to promote a gambling sites.

In fact, every casino that has flaws or bad things about their casino will cover it as much as possible so that many gamblers don't find out because it can affect the running of the casino business.
They will continue to give their best and are even willing to give lots of promotional bonuses so that gamblers are willing to become loyal customers and not go to other casinos.
This sort of thing naturally happens because competition in the gambling business is getting tougher day by day and if they lose to other casinos, they cannot be denied that they could experience big losses because previously they had spent a lot of money to build a casino business.

Promoting gambling sites is not something new anymore, their management will allocate funds for spreading information about them so that they are more commonly known. Recently, there have been many gambling sites that have collaborated with football clubs and influencers always spreads gambling sites through their social media accounts.
After your account can wear a hat to the right of the profile, you will find the answer to this question.

I understand your frustration and it takes a good heart to express what your thread is all about. Yet, you should know that gambling is not for children, it's for adults, and I don't think it's the fault of the gambling company and their promoters if an adult would not read the terms and conditions of the companies they are dealing with before risking their money with them.

A lot might be off about gambling practices though, but the lawful ones will still play inline with their set out rules, and they are not forcing anyone to gamble if the conditions are not good for them.

The promoters assume that those who will sign up are gamblers so they know what to look and where to look, if you're a promoter you will promote the best feature of the project like bonuses, giveaways, and the reputation of the casino, they will not mention the TOS because it's up to the gambler's action if he will read it because even if you're not a gambler you know that every website has a TOS and when you're joining in a site where it involves money and about membership you run yourself to risks not reading and familiar on TOS.
Don't and never play in casinos if you do not have the habit of reading TOS and interpreting it, you are careless and irresponsible if you're like this.

It's not that they are greedy but they are only humans like us who also want to earn a living. Who knows maybe that is what is instructed to them by the casino? So, the casino is the one that we must blame and not those streamers or influencers because they are only doing their job to earn a money.

Those who try it out can still win if they are lucky and it's up to them if how they control their selves. If they will get greedy trying to win more, we already know what can happen to them. If that is the case then it was already their fault. About the scam casinos, that is a different story anymore. That was obviously wrong. Streamers or influencers must make a research first if what they are promoting is a legit company or not so that it won't affect their reputation.