Streaming community are getting worst!!!

[Juse14]

Why wouldn't majority of the viewer keep getting misleaded? Since we want to make fast money and the only place we could go is to online to check and follow influencers that are looking for money for themselves. We need to be wise and make sure we don't become so ignorant of what in happening im the world were so many influencers could go extra miles just to make money from their followers. We need to always make decisions for ourselves not trying to make money by all means we can always seek for help around us. Influencers are no good choice for us and we need to make sure we follow the right path.

Nobody is to be blamed. Looking at the troubles some players add to their gambling journey, you'd notice its caused by negligence. Gambling owns a policy that restricts players who are not 18 years old from being participants. But, promoted in platforms with no age restrictions. They chose those platforms for more reachability and exposure regardless of who is there or not.

So as to get their targets, they involuntary feel reluctant of limiting those ads from getting to the underaged this, then, will lure the young people to boycott the gambling policy. However, it's not wrong to promote gambling on such platforms. Yet, something lacks in the niche, the need to teach people to focus on responsible gambling habit. Those who get mislead wouldn't have been a victim if they were enrolled in some ways to learn responsible gambling.

It's true that responsible promotion is important. Sure, gambling policies typically restrict participation to those under 18, but, unfortunately, advertisements for gambling can be seen even on platforms accessible to all ages, including kids and teens.

It's crucial for the gambling industry not to target or draw in young people through their ads. Achieving this could mean curtailing the channels where these ads surface more rigidly and also checking that the content doesn't catch the eye of a younger audience, ensuring its irrelevance to them.

Moreover, responsible gambling education is essential. When people, including the youth population, are informed about the risks and duties connected to gambling, they will have better chances of making prudent decisions. This involves realizing the significance of limitations as well as being able to identify addiction signs and knowing one should stop.

[Hispo]

I am not a fan of streaming communities in general for these exact reasons, especially for gambling.  I use to follow a couple Youtube streamers who would talk about gambling opportunities, giving helpful tips and what not.  But as time went on, I could tell that they were starting to just promote certain platforms and it was clear they were being paid to do so, and didn't necessarily believe in what they were promoting, just getting paid for it.  No thanks.

It does not only happen within the gambling community or those streamers who like to gamble for their audience. Within the common streaming community it had been several dramas and scandals regarding the biggest personalities of Youtube and Twitch.
For example, some days ago I saw some news of a famous female streamer shamelessly snorting ground pills as if it was cocaine, she has doing it in front of a camera, by the way.
Adding the gambling aspect to that community can only result in more drama and tasteless situations, in my opinion.

Regular streamers and gambling ones are definitely not for everyone.

[Fredomago]

Why wouldn't majority of the viewer keep getting misleaded? Since we want to make fast money and the only place we could go is to online to check and follow influencers that are looking for money for themselves. We need to be wise and make sure we don't become so ignorant of what in happening im the world were so many influencers could go extra miles just to make money from their followers. We need to always make decisions for ourselves not trying to make money by all means we can always seek for help around us. Influencers are no good choice for us and we need to make sure we follow the right path.

Nobody is to be blamed. Looking at the troubles some players add to their gambling journey, you'd notice its caused by negligence. Gambling owns a policy that restricts players who are not 18 years old from being participants. But, promoted in platforms with no age restrictions. They chose those platforms for more reachability and exposure regardless of who is there or not.

So as to get their targets, they involuntary feel reluctant of limiting those ads from getting to the underaged this, then, will lure the young people to boycott the gambling policy. However, it's not wrong to promote gambling on such platforms. Yet, something lacks in the niche, the need to teach people to focus on responsible gambling habit. Those who get mislead wouldn't have been a victim if they were enrolled in some ways to learn responsible gambling.

It's true that responsible promotion is important. Sure, gambling policies typically restrict participation to those under 18, but, unfortunately, advertisements for gambling can be seen even on platforms accessible to all ages, including kids and teens.

It's crucial for the gambling industry not to target or draw in young people through their ads. Achieving this could mean curtailing the channels where these ads surface more rigidly and also checking that the content doesn't catch the eye of a younger audience, ensuring its irrelevance to them.

Moreover, responsible gambling education is essential. When people, including the youth population, are informed about the risks and duties connected to gambling, they will have better chances of making prudent decisions. This involves realizing the significance of limitations as well as being able to identify addiction signs and knowing one should stop.

Yeah right, responsible promotion helps to avoid getting more people to this alluring offers, though we all knew that promoters are all after with the potential profits that they will gain from the site that they are working, it's more on referrals or an actual offers from the casino to bring more people to use the platform.

We don't have any control on how this streamers will promote the site and most of the time, we also don't have that capabilities to monitor our love ones from time to time.

It's something that we really need to extend our hands if we want to protect those young audience and the people who we care about.

[FinneysTrueVision]

There is always some new trending meta that popular streamers are looking to capitalize on. It may be gambling right now and it might be something else later on. Streamers are like pump and dump shitcoin influencers always moving from one thing to another, looking for the quickest way to earn a buck. Nobody should be looking at them as some kind of moral authority.

Platforms like Kick are inundated with gambling streamers. It is an easy way for casinos to get exposure to a young audience and the streamers get to make a lot of money, without much effort, by promoting them. As long as the allure of easy money exists, we will continue to see people drawn to these kinds of livestreams.

[Juse14]

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Yeah right, responsible promotion helps to avoid getting more people to this alluring offers, though we all knew that promoters are all after with the potential profits that they will gain from the site that they are working, it's more on referrals or an actual offers from the casino to bring more people to use the platform.

We don't have any control on how this streamers will promote the site and most of the time, we also don't have that capabilities to monitor our love ones from time to time.

It's something that we really need to extend our hands if we want to protect those young audience and the people who we care about.

Yes, we all know that promoters are after the profits they can make from the gambling sites they work with, but it seems quite important to note that every casino should always ensure that the references and offers provided are ethical enough. This way, they can attract more people without crowding them out. A responsible approach not only protects viewers and visitors, but can also help build a good reputation for the casino itself.

It's true what you said that this is beyond our control. And we can't afford to monitor the people we love from time to time. Therefore, this is where responsible gambling education is important for the younger generation and the people around us. Because this can help them to avoid the cycle of irresponsible gambling, with the hope that through the education provided it can be a warning about the dangers of gambling, so that they will be more careful when gambling.

[Accardo]

Yeah right, responsible promotion helps to avoid getting more people to this alluring offers, though we all knew that promoters are all after with the potential profits that they will gain from the site that they are working, it's more on referrals or an actual offers from the casino to bring more people to use the platform. Discovering about the player's addiction is the most work. As he'd keep it a secret from acquaintances.

We don't have any control on how this streamers will promote the site and most of the time, we also don't have that capabilities to monitor our love ones from time to time.

It's something that we really need to extend our hands if we want to protect those young audience and the people who we care about.

Isn't it harder currently when nobody is easily watched or observed when gambling. It was easier before the institution of the online gambling platforms. Today, most addicts struggle alone due to the  isolated life they lead. Staying all in doors and wagering away money. So, working on the limitations, it has to be physically done not online. Addicted players don't have the luxury of reading articles on ways to avoid compulsive gambling. The streamers are only executing their tasks and expects to earn bigger amount from the casino to easily fund the next video.

Young people only need to obey the rules. Someday they'll hit the appropriate gambling age for their country. Those kids or young people is surrounded by gamblers contents. They'll hardly be a to stop young people from seeing those ads. Thinking of it now. Because of the different algorithms on those medias. A very viral post can be passed across a wide range of people including those who never configured their gadgets to see gambling contents on their timeline.