🔥 EarnBet.io | No KYC Casino | 62.5% Rakeback • Highest Rebate 💎

[Strongkored]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.
https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2027347741513285930

That's a large amount for me but it seems not for the player.
I judge it based on the bet amount, $16 per spin on slots is a big amount, only high rollers can do it, as it requires significant capital to play for a long time and thus opens up the chance to get high multipliers.
Although 546x is not very high, it is a figure that slot players can achieve if they play actively enough.

[Kelvinid]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.
https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2027347741513285930

That's a large amount for me but it seems not for the player.
I judge it based on the bet amount, $16 per spin on slots is a big amount, only high rollers can do it, as it requires significant capital to play for a long time and thus opens up the chance to get high multipliers.
Although 546x is not very high, it is a figure that slot players can achieve if they play actively enough.

This is not a normal bet anymore. If I do that, I'll only last a few spins. But for rich gamblers, this is just nothing for them. lol

Well, I see that there are some lucky players. We feel it is not right to bet such an amount, but some did it because they believe in themselves.

Just in case some of you missed the announcement, EarnBet has also launched another round of the BTC Price Prediction contest, hosted by contesthunters.com.
The reward is the same as the last one, $25 to four winners.
If you're interested in participating, join here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5575593

I already joined.

Unfortunately, I see only a few join the predictions contest. Maybe the offer is not quite interesting, or only a few see it.

[julerz12]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.
https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2027347741513285930

That's a large amount for me but it seems not for the player.
I judge it based on the bet amount, $16 per spin on slots is a big amount, only high rollers can do it, as it requires significant capital to play for a long time and thus opens up the chance to get high multipliers.
Although 546x is not very high, it is a figure that slot players can achieve if they play actively enough.

He sure is a high roller. If you check his balance, he's got around $9k sitting on it.
Still, that win and payout shows EarnBet has actively been a playground for some high rollers nowadays, and not a casino that's stagnant with only a few players in it.

I already joined.

Unfortunately, I see only a few join the predictions contest. Maybe the offer is not quite interesting, or only a few see it.

Most probably the latter. I've checked a couple of pages back on this thread, and the news about it hasn't been shared here yet.
Also, probably due to having a new contest host. It's usually memehunter who hosts EarnBet's contests, and he actively shares the info on the ann thread whenever a new contest is launched.

[Mahdirakib]

Actually 20$ is not a big deal to wagered on but yet there are people who gambles for weeks just for 20$ especially to those who already uses local fiat to gamble, when converted into USD it would be that big for them to release from their end to gamble with it.

So, some people are only making deposits of $20 to be eligible for the poker tournament. And they don't know how to complete the wagering requirement easily. There were 50+ participants in this round of poker tournament. I have skipped this round as I wouldn't have managed my time to take part in it from the start.

[salad daging]

He sure is a high roller. If you check his balance, he's got around $9k sitting on it.
Still, that win and payout shows EarnBet has actively been a playground for some high rollers nowadays, and not a casino that's stagnant with only a few players in it.

A streamer is not a small player, he's a whale with a sizable bankroll at his disposal, so winning thousands of dollars from slot games would not be strange, I saw other streamers also have winnings above $250K which is crazy.

The streamer has always been a lot in question whether they are affiliated meaning working with the streamers or purely playing without cooperation? We don't know here, but I've never bet more than $16 a spin.

[Yamifoud]

He sure is a high roller. If you check his balance, he's got around $9k sitting on it.
Still, that win and payout shows EarnBet has actively been a playground for some high rollers nowadays, and not a casino that's stagnant with only a few players in it.

A streamer is not a small player, he's a whale with a sizable bankroll at his disposal, so winning thousands of dollars from slot games would not be strange, I saw other streamers also have winnings above $250K which is crazy.

The streamer has always been a lot in question whether they are affiliated meaning working with the streamers or purely playing without cooperation? We don't know here, but I've never bet more than $16 a spin.

There are only two things that make these streamers gamble, like having unlimited funds.
- They are paid more than the amount they spent.
- The casino sponsored it.

Of course, we can't just judge them, as we don't know exactly what happened and what their deal is with the casino. But I think this is normal, as these streamers are paid to encourage viewers to gamble. And it was the discretion of the viewers to gamble or not. Streamers just do the job and make a living from it, and if it's true they win, we have to believe it.

[hd49728]

There are only two things that make these streamers gamble, like having unlimited funds.
- They are paid more than the amount they spent.
- The casino sponsored it.

Of course, we can't just judge them, as we don't know exactly what happened and what their deal is with the casino. But I think this is normal, as these streamers are paid to encourage viewers to gamble. And it was the discretion of the viewers to gamble or not. Streamers just do the job and make a living from it, and if it's true they win, we have to believe it.

We simply can not know the truth but I agree with your opinion as there are only two possibilities like these.

They are either very rich to use a lot of money for betting or sponsored by the casino to do that because casino recognizes that it is one of the most attractive and effective ways of marketing for massive noise and efficiency for their business in return.

Just remind the famous trader James Wynn who spent a lot of money for his trading, leveraged trading positions and lost huge money with his degen trading style. However, it's similar to big bets, we never know whether James Wynn used his own money for such crazy trades or he was sponsored by Hyperliquid.

Generally gamblers must bet responsibly and people must make decisions and do things in life responsibly too.

[Fortify]

He sure is a high roller. If you check his balance, he's got around $9k sitting on it.
Still, that win and payout shows EarnBet has actively been a playground for some high rollers nowadays, and not a casino that's stagnant with only a few players in it.

A streamer is not a small player, he's a whale with a sizable bankroll at his disposal, so winning thousands of dollars from slot games would not be strange, I saw other streamers also have winnings above $250K which is crazy.

The streamer has always been a lot in question whether they are affiliated meaning working with the streamers or purely playing without cooperation? We don't know here, but I've never bet more than $16 a spin.

There are only two things that make these streamers gamble, like having unlimited funds.
- They are paid more than the amount they spent.
- The casino sponsored it.

The vast majority of streamers will fall into one of these two groups, there is a rare "unicorn" that has a bunch of money - maybe from family - to burn through while they try to establish themselves as a streamer, but this is highly unlikely. If a casino sponsors such players they can do it in lots of different ways, like funding the balance or having some secret engineering in the background that applies better odds on to specific accounts only. I'd just steer clear of these sorts of streams altogether, but I guess if it helps you get a gambling fix without spending any money then it can be worthwhile.

[snipie]

There are only two things that make these streamers gamble, like having unlimited funds.
- They are paid more than the amount they spent.
- The casino sponsored it.

The vast majority of streamers will fall into one of these two groups, there is a rare "unicorn" that has a bunch of money - maybe from family - to burn through while they try to establish themselves as a streamer, but this is highly unlikely.

I am not sure why people still falling into this. I will not talk about gambling specifically but about everything in general. These streamers, influences or whatever their name is are popping up fast without adding anything in value for most. Some of them are just paid to jump from a service to another, saying that is the best option in the market and it is a must to use it...and so on every day with another competitor.
I don't see anything negative to watch them and see how things are going but you should think twice before doing anything.

[tbct_mt2]

I am not sure why people still falling into this. I will not talk about gambling specifically but about everything in general. These streamers, influences or whatever their name is are popping up fast without adding anything in value for most. Some of them are just paid to jump from a service to another, saying that is the best option in the market and it is a must to use it...and so on every day with another competitor.
I don't see anything negative to watch them and see how things are going but you should think twice before doing anything.

I don't think about it too negatively and I see them similarly to advertisements in other industries. Companies understand well about human instinct and how human don't change, or in other words they are almost similar in 2026 and in many decades before.

If advertisements with influencers, celebrities actually don't work well, this type of advertisement and marketing should have been dead a long time ago. However, the fact is different, this advertisement and marketing type very long lives, and this shows how they work very well for companies over a long time and through many human generations.

The vast majority of streamers will fall into one of these two groups, there is a rare "unicorn" that has a bunch of money - maybe from family - to burn through while they try to establish themselves as a streamer, but this is highly unlikely. If a casino sponsors such players they can do it in lots of different ways, like funding the balance or having some secret engineering in the background that applies better odds on to specific accounts only. I'd just steer clear of these sorts of streams altogether, but I guess if it helps you get a gambling fix without spending any money then it can be worthwhile.

It's interesting to watch their livestreams but at the end people as gamblers must be very responsible with their money and bets. If they only watch livestreams for fun, and get hints of some games while still be responsible for their betting actions, they're doing good with their money and betting practice. With responsible gamblers, influencers and their livestreams even can be helpful somehow.

[virasog]

It's interesting to watch their livestreams but at the end people as gamblers must be very responsible with their money and bets. If they only watch livestreams for fun, and get hints of some games while still be responsible for their betting actions, they're doing good with their money and betting practice. With responsible gamblers, influencers and their livestreams even can be helpful somehow.

Live streams not only are entertainment to watch but at the same time if you are betting on that matches, it helps you take inform decisions like you can take more bets in the match that is in progress and if you see that you're more certain to lose your bet you can close your bet early (if the casino allows) and thus minimize the loss to some extent.

If I have time, I would usually watch the match live while betting on it at the same time. I may prefer to watch the live streams on the TV, rather than on the casino sites.

[iv4n]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.

$16 per spin is something... it can burn thousands of dollars easily. But this guy was lucky, as we could hear at the start of the video: "Nice, that's a quick one"! And he got so many wilds... I am a bit jealous!

It's interesting to watch their livestreams but at the end people as gamblers must be very responsible with their money and bets. If they only watch livestreams for fun, and get hints of some games while still be responsible for their betting actions, they're doing good with their money and betting practice. With responsible gamblers, influencers and their livestreams even can be helpful somehow.

It's interesting to watch live streams because many streamers drop various prizes while they stream. I think it's one of the main reasons why streamers are popular. Even this streamer said he will tip someone in 5 minutes...

[noormcs5]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.

$16 per spin is something... it can burn thousands of dollars easily. But this guy was lucky, as we could hear at the start of the video: "Nice, that's a quick one"! And he got so many wilds... I am a bit jealous!

Yes, getting 8700$ from 16$ is many X returns he was able to gain from gambling and many gamblers would only dream of getting this big wins. Also what we are told that he bet and won and he is so lucky.

Nobody tell us that how much money he had lost before by betting and losing. No one sees that long and painful journey that the gamblers go through, and we are only presented with things that rarely happen, and rightly so, many gamblers would feel themselves more unlucky after watching that stream.

[julerz12]

Source: https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2028128861779538110

I love the fact that whoever is managing EarnBet's social media channels has some sense of humor. LOL
Kidding aside, if you know someone with a severe gambling addiction, you should tell them to seek professional help. 
With that being said, it seems Lady Luck hasn't been on my side lately, as slots haven't been particularly favorable this week.  Maybe I should try other games too, any suggestions?

[jcojci]

Meanwhile, on Earnbet's official X (Twitter) page.
Another massive win from a streamer. Betting $16 and winning $8,700. He played Lobster House and got 546x.

$16 per spin is something... it can burn thousands of dollars easily. But this guy was lucky, as we could hear at the start of the video: "Nice, that's a quick one"! And he got so many wilds... I am a bit jealous!

Yes, getting 8700$ from 16$ is many X returns he was able to gain from gambling and many gamblers would only dream of getting this big wins. Also what we are told that he bet and won and he is so lucky.

Nobody tell us that how much money he had lost before by betting and losing. No one sees that long and painful journey that the gamblers go through, and we are only presented with things that rarely happen, and rightly so, many gamblers would feel themselves more unlucky after watching that stream.

I can't imagine how hard he hodl his feeling and how fast his heart beat. Losing $16 in 10x will not be good for him unless he have much money but he is lucky turn around his balance into $8,700.

We are jealous seeing his winning but we can't say anything because we have different lucky. We can only hope someday, our turn will comes and wins much money like him. So it is better we enjoy the game without thinking or chasing the winning.

[pusaka]

Yes, getting 8700$ from 16$ is many X returns he was able to gain from gambling and many gamblers would only dream of getting this big wins. Also what we are told that he bet and won and he is so lucky.

Nobody tell us that how much money he had lost before by betting and losing. No one sees that long and painful journey that the gamblers go through, and we are only presented with things that rarely happen, and rightly so, many gamblers would feel themselves more unlucky after watching that stream.

Surely, he must have suffered many losses before, and when he wins big with such a large bet, it must make him happy. But again, sometimes we only see when they win big, while we don't care about the losses he has suffered before.

I’ve never even imagined whether I could be in a position to bet that much or not, because up until now I’ve only bet small amounts that I can afford. A few times I tried to use the feature to buy with a large amount, but the results didn’t match what I wanted. Lol

[MusaMohamed]

Surely, he must have suffered many losses before, and when he wins big with such a large bet, it must make him happy. But again, sometimes we only see when they win big, while we don't care about the losses he has suffered before.

I’ve never even imagined whether I could be in a position to bet that much or not, because up until now I’ve only bet small amounts that I can afford. A few times I tried to use the feature to buy with a large amount, but the results didn’t match what I wanted. Lol

Any win brings happiness, and big wins bring bigger happiness, it is very natural reactions of human, not only gamblers but who care if gamblers can do their bet responsibly.

Earnbet are doing spring tips distribution and Earnbet users join in the tweet and receive the spring tips from the casino. Perhaps using spring tips as free bets will help users more enjoyable by betting without stress.

https://x.com/EarnBetCasino/status/2028413782804910401

[Carl_DKJ]

The high rebate and rakeback are definitely the main highlights here

[aylabadia05]

There are only two things that make these streamers gamble, like having unlimited funds.
- They are paid more than the amount they spent.
- The casino sponsored it.

The vast majority of streamers will fall into one of these two groups, there is a rare "unicorn" that has a bunch of money - maybe from family - to burn through while they try to establish themselves as a streamer, but this is highly unlikely. If a casino sponsors such players they can do it in lots of different ways, like funding the balance or having some secret engineering in the background that applies better odds on to specific accounts only. I'd just steer clear of these sorts of streams altogether, but I guess if it helps you get a gambling fix without spending any money then it can be worthwhile.

Most people who watch streamers win large amounts of money by betting small amounts immediately assume that the streamer is being funded or sponsored by the casino, and that it's all a ploy to attract people to play.
I agree that if the streamer is indeed being sponsored, then it would be beneficial for them.
From here, I still think wisely that when the casino shows someone winning big with small bets, not everything is as most people think based on what they see.

[mitchr4]

...
Most people who watch streamers win large amounts of money by betting small amounts immediately assume that the streamer is being funded or sponsored by the casino, and that it's all a ploy to attract people to play.
I agree that if the streamer is indeed being sponsored, then it would be beneficial for them.
From here, I still think wisely that when the casino shows someone winning big with small bets, not everything is as most people think based on what they see.

It's really hard to know which streamers are using their own money and which ones are sponsored by the casino. Most casino streamers are just there to promote the casino. When people see them winning big, they don't realize it might not be real. Watching them for fun is okay, but using your own real money to copy their bets is a bad idea.