A famous influencer lost more than $4000 in just 2 minutes. (2)

[carlfebz2]

When it comes to influencers for whatever those people been doing, i dont really believe that the funds they were using do came from on their own pockets or wallets. They are introducing a particular company
so it would be likely that they would really be making use of some sponsored money and i dont really believe that those kind of acts or emotions or banging up of those things are really that real.
Everything is really just that for show. Sorry but i do have trust issues when it comes to these influencers on which we do know that they are really just that doing their job on which this is the way they do make money. Who the hell would be on their right minds on spending up tons on gambling on just trying to earn something on the company that they are playing or promoting?
It doesnt really making any sense.Right?

If ever that dude really make use of his own funds, then pretty sure that he's rich. No one would really be able to take up such bet if he do knows that its his last savings or drop of money or fund.
It is really just that normal that people would really be having those kind of reactions since this is a big money specially to those who are living on 3rd world then this is something
an amount that you could really be able to get on a 1 year work on your day job and its normal for people to say that they are out of their minds on betting up that huge.

I can't speculate about the money used by the influencer comes from, whether from his own pocket, or the company's facilities to use unlimited money for gambling, but withdrawals must be returned to the company account or anything else, it's not the point i guess. we just need to remember, we don't need to compare anything with influencers, because we have differences in financial matters or if its a facilities, so we are making another mistake to gambling like influencer do. Here, we just pay attention to what we can learn from gambling influencer activities. Let his loss or big win become his or the company's secret behind the scene. Well, influencer only promoting a casino companies and the features inside, so after all we just have to watch it as entertainment when we're not gambling, no more.

When it comes to money used then we dont know on where it do came from but to assume then it could neither be personal(unlikely) or funded with the casino itself just like on what i have said.
This is why it is really that hard to trust whenever these influencers are trying to show off. We do know that there would really be always that possibility that they are really just that fooling their
viewers as if they are really that been that affected but in behind it is really just that everything for the show which this is their job since in the first place. This is why its not really that recommended
for you to make yourself that easily believe on what you are seeing online. They are really just that aiming for the views and exposure of such companies or platforms.

The money lost is really indeed big and this isnt something that anyone could be able to make bet with on which it would really be that just that normal that people
would really be having those kind of reactions  basing up on the amount that had been lost. We do know that there are people who are really that rich on which on the sense that they
could really be able to do such thing which is really that out of our league as normal gamblers or those just poor ones. 

[teamsherry]

I think the effect is always the same for both high earners and low earners, everyone would feel regret if he loses more than he should or if she gambles with more money than he can afford to lose.

And it's also possible it's just fake news, we now influencers these days stage fake events just to get some views from it or to promote a casino site, but either way losing such amount would hurt anyone especially if it's your all.

[Fight2W]

I see these guys play quite often. No matter whether it's Roobet, Stake, Rollbit, Dplay, or any other Casino out there, I feel like most of the bets they place are fake. Still, imagine if these were actually real, and they did place their own funds hoping to win. Some of the costs would be covered by the streaming revenue, but it would be remarkable for anyone to lose that much in such a short time span

[dothebeats]

I see these guys play quite often. No matter whether it's Roobet, Stake, Rollbit, Dplay, or any other Casino out there, I feel like most of the bets they place are fake. Still, imagine if these were actually real, and they did place their own funds hoping to win. Some of the costs would be covered by the streaming revenue, but it would be remarkable for anyone to lose that much in such a short time span

This is real. He's challenging other local streamers to play with their actual money and not using fake credits. IIRC, he was also asked to play for a casino as a streamer but he refused believing that it is misleading his audience and the public. Money wise, this guy is doing just good. Lots of endorsements, businesses, and this gambling stream is just his side gig to make more money (lol).

This is why I don't watch gambling streamers too often. I believe that some of them aren't really credible and are just looking to take the money for themselves without care or regard to the viewers that support them.

[AmoreJaz]

I see these guys play quite often. No matter whether it's Roobet, Stake, Rollbit, Dplay, or any other Casino out there, I feel like most of the bets they place are fake. Still, imagine if these were actually real, and they did place their own funds hoping to win. Some of the costs would be covered by the streaming revenue, but it would be remarkable for anyone to lose that much in such a short time span

This is real. He's challenging other local streamers to play with their actual money and not using fake credits. IIRC, he was also asked to play for a casino as a streamer but he refused believing that it is misleading his audience and the public. Money wise, this guy is doing just good. Lots of endorsements, businesses, and this gambling stream is just his side gig to make more money (lol).

This is why I don't watch gambling streamers too often. I believe that some of them aren't really credible and are just looking to take the money for themselves without care or regard to the viewers that support them.

You will know more about the streamer if you closely follow his cyber life. And hats off to those streamers who won't accept endorsement money just to promote the casino. This is why a lot of streamers have been judged with fake games because most of them are really just receiving funds from the gambling site itself.

If the influencer is already famous, then I would say, such losing amount is no big deal. But it can create an illusion to his subscribers that losing is fine. Ok, losing is fine if you can really afford it. But if not, better opt for other choices outside of gambling.

[Casdinyard]

*I created this topic on the other forum just recently and I would also like to share it here so we can exchange ideas based on your own opinion.

I saw this video on social media just recently wherein a famous local influencer here in my country loses more than $4,000 dollars in just 2 minutes.

Video link: https://www.facebook.com/100063918190580/videos/1064447011428446/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

Even with a rich guy gambling, still has this regret he just made, so how much more for an average guy to take the risk of spending his hard earned money just to gamble?

Have you experienced this kind of situation wherein you spend huge amount of money and then regret after the loss? Is your reaction the same with that guy on the video?

The guy's a pretty famous streamer in the Philippines and is just as controversial as his antics are. This is the least of his questionable decisions I swear to god LOL. in some places here in the Philippines that much could set you up for a couple months, could even be stretched to a whole year if you're really that stingy as most of our employees here are paid pretty much less than that in a whole year lol. So yeah, he just splurged a random Filipino call center freshmen's annual salary in a single play. Nothing too out of the blue really. But that's besides the point, he's pretty much vocal about the dangers of gambling and how some certain Filipino-fave casinos are rigging the game by hiring streamers to advertise their casinos, which of course includes the casino topping up the account of the streamer so they don't have to gamble under their dime, so even though he's done pretty weird things in the past and this one not being an exception, I can pretty much get behind him.

Just wish he's smarter with his money though, 200k pesos is still 200k pesos and you're not gonna get that anywhere here even if you cartwheel your way into someone's pockets. Must've been sad for some of his more empathetic fans to see him splurge their whole net worths in one go, but who cares?

[oktana]

I will not gambling such amount of money, unless I am earning maybe hundred times of that. Like it has always been said, gamble only what you can afford to lose and not an amount that can make you run mad. Drake has lost millions of dollars numerous times and he doesn’t cry about it because he can afford to lose it. So do what works for your pocket. So you don’t go back home to starve for 2 weeks or even more.

[dansus021]

$4000 in just 2 minutes for sure is a lot of money especially if the United States dollar is the equivalent of 1-2 years of the minimum wage here lost it in just 2 minutes would be frustrating but from there you can see that he might don't have a gambling budget.

But you gonna see a lot of it people with big gambling in platform like kick.com yesterday I saw people who put 10K on a single bet in blackjack in Stake.com platform what a crazy right but the balance he got is 400K some people are just crazy to put a lot of money in gambling but who know right

$4000 is sure a lot of money in some corners of the world or in other countries on which this isnt an amount that you could really be able to get or could be able to obtain so easily. If you do tend to look
at that guy, i dont see that he dont have a gambling budget, he wont really be able to bet up that big if he knows that it was his last drop of cash or balance. This is how gambling works and
loses is really always that inevitable or next in line. You win some you lose some. If you are lucky then you would be ending up smiling but if not then you would be in rage in the end of the day.
If you dont like to see yourself this way then better stop gambling.

Even myself cant imagine on losing $4k in 2 minutes and this is something an amount that i cant be able to save up even my entire life.
Therefore, seeing these numbers and just losing it by someone just like that then even myself would definitely burst out. hahaha

I know right, yesterday I just saw people on Kick.com and he played a BlackJack with a bet of 10K what an f*** joke is that is like my entire life hahhaha, but he has a balance of like 400K. sure that 10K is small money for him but this is a hugeeeee for me.

4000$ bust in 2 minute next time he should put gambling budget first before playing.

[Rampagoe004]

This video is proof of how quickly people get into debt after gambling. The man in the video was very greedy due to which he bet a huge amount of money at once in a gambling game as a result of which he lost the game. The social media video link you posted was on 16th February where he lost money like 250K in his native currency which is a lot of money for a man. But there is another video of him that he released on February 13 in which he breaks his headphones in frustration after losing.

That's why you shouldn't be greedy in gambling. 2 attitudes that must be avoided when gambling are overconfidence and greed. When you have won and then you think about multiplying your winnings again and again, then at that time you have actually lost because the casino can take all the money you have won. I can no longer see the video as it seems to have been deleted but with that amount of loss I think he was trying to bet on a high risk that could yield high returns. Risking money that you are not prepared to lose in gambling is unwise behavior in my opinion.

[redsun114]

Nobody above mistake and no can cannot make loss in gambling, whether you're an influential person or not, when you're gambling, then know that you're taking risk and don't go to the extent of doing what you cannot afford to bear, people make this as common mistakes with gambling by going for what is more higher than them, they are doing what is beyond the capacity to which they can withstand is gambling, if he has a means or that anility of recovering the money back, then i think he has learnt his lesson from gambling, those i pity most are the ones that don't have a means to recovery on such loss.

I don't want to say it, but influencers don't lose any money they just act as they do, and they are pretty good at acting which is the reason why they are influencers or content creators, they can make their viewers think however they want them to think, so if they are gambling and showing that they are losing, it doesn't necessarily mean that they are losing but it means that they want their users to think that they are losing, the same applies for when they are winning.

So, if an influencer is losing money when they are making a video or streaming, the audience should know that whatever is happening is happening based on an script because if someone wants to gamble personally, they would never make a video about it and publish it, especially when they lose money.