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[JiiBs]

i’m sure most gamblers prefer to conduct all their gambling activities at a casino. many people have no desire to log into x to check their rollbit account and review the offers and bonuses. that’s why, no matter how many players a casino has, these kinds of numbers will remain relatively low. i believe very few casinos are able to attract customers from scratch through the content they post on social media. i think this is more of a tactic to retain existing customers.

You think?
I wish you knew how much casinos spend on social media, especially X and YouTube, including paying influencers and streamers. You see those streamers with a huge following that seem to play games and win big and are excited to show their winnings online? Do you think they just get paid a few bucks?  If it weren't working, then I don't think casinos would bother advertising there. The point is to have a group of like-minded followers or subscribers who will be looking forward to playing in, let's say, Rollbit.

That’s a good place to start, the streamers, see how much activities they get. It’s really odd to look down on these methods because we aren’t running it ourselves or getting something off it. That’s why the promos do exist even, to give everyone a chance to get something from it. I’m sure there marketing team do look into these and find it profitable else, I don’t see how it would have lasted or continued.
One of the major goal of these marketing is for exposure and social media does that a lot. You get flashes and samples of the activities of a casino each time you visit, that’s the idea, to remind you and maybe you might choose to do some business.

[BlackBoss_]

That’s a good place to start, the streamers, see how much activities they get. It’s really odd to look down on these methods because we aren’t running it ourselves or getting something off it. That’s why the promos do exist even, to give everyone a chance to get something from it. I’m sure there marketing team do look into these and find it profitable else, I don’t see how it would have lasted or continued.
One of the major goal of these marketing is for exposure and social media does that a lot. You get flashes and samples of the activities of a casino each time you visit, that’s the idea, to remind you and maybe you might choose to do some business.

It's a popular marketing method used by casinos and believe it or don't believe it, it's personal thinking. I see if things are sponsored, it can be biased but it does not change a basics of gambling. It's a risky entertainment method as it costs you money to play games, and you can lose your money by playing. In return, there is hope from players (gamblers) that they can win, even big win.

Generally, gamblers must bet very responsible and must afford to lose their money in gambling capital even they trust advertisements, streams from influencers.

[michellee]

That’s a good place to start, the streamers, see how much activities they get. It’s really odd to look down on these methods because we aren’t running it ourselves or getting something off it. That’s why the promos do exist even, to give everyone a chance to get something from it. I’m sure there marketing team do look into these and find it profitable else, I don’t see how it would have lasted or continued.
One of the major goal of these marketing is for exposure and social media does that a lot. You get flashes and samples of the activities of a casino each time you visit, that’s the idea, to remind you and maybe you might choose to do some business.

It's a popular marketing method used by casinos and believe it or don't believe it, it's personal thinking. I see if things are sponsored, it can be biased but it does not change a basics of gambling. It's a risky entertainment method as it costs you money to play games, and you can lose your money by playing. In return, there is hope from players (gamblers) that they can win, even big win.

Generally, gamblers must bet very responsible and must afford to lose their money in gambling capital even they trust advertisements, streams from influencers.

Promoting using streamers can works for the casino as many people visiting the streamer and see how they play. But marketing team will search for what method works for their casino and will pay attention to the promotion especially if that is works good.

Gamblers should be careful if they looks the promotions and not just take it as they should read the requirements. They use money to playing gambling so they must have responsibility to their money and not just spending without calculation. But they can watch the streamer for entertainment and not just following the streamers says.

[ultrloa]

It's a popular marketing method used by casinos and believe it or don't believe it, it's personal thinking. I see if things are sponsored, it can be biased but it does not change a basics of gambling. It's a risky entertainment method as it costs you money to play games, and you can lose your money by playing. In return, there is hope from players (gamblers) that they can win, even big win.

Generally, gamblers must bet very responsible and must afford to lose their money in gambling capital even they trust advertisements, streams from influencers.

Promoting using streamers can works for the casino as many people visiting the streamer and see how they play. But marketing team will search for what method works for their casino and will pay attention to the promotion especially if that is works good.

Gamblers should be careful if they looks the promotions and not just take it as they should read the requirements. They use money to playing gambling so they must have responsibility to their money and not just spending without calculation. But they can watch the streamer for entertainment and not just following the streamers says.

One of best marketing they could made, since there are lots of people frequently watching streams especially with those famous personalities in internet.

If they could able to have a partnership with them this adds up good exposure and higher up their credibility as good casino to play on.

We have seen many crypto casino did this and somehow they manage to became more successful because they get those exposure that they are targeting to get. 

For regular players yes its good to be careful, since once the streamers have partnership deal with casinos. What they can possibly watch is pure hype for the casino they are promoting and more entertaining things just to lure them to gamble on that casino.

[arallmuus]

One of best marketing they could made, since there are lots of people frequently watching streams especially with those famous personalities in internet.

If they could able to have a partnership with them this adds up good exposure and higher up their credibility as good casino to play on.

We have seen many crypto casino did this and somehow they manage to became more successful because they get those exposure that they are targeting to get. 

This kinda remind me but Rollbit used to partner up with a streamer back then, I cant really recall who that is but he used to be a big shot on Rollbit. All I can recall from the stream was that, there used to be a point that you can accumulate if you watch it constantly and you can redeem it for a bonus buy or something on Rollbit. Im not sure if Im messing this up with a streamer from another site but pretty sure it was Rollbit since he promoted Rollbot before

So speaking of Rollbot, does any of you guys still keep their Rollbots?

[fullfitlarry]

i’m sure most gamblers prefer to conduct all their gambling activities at a casino. many people have no desire to log into x to check their rollbit account and review the offers and bonuses. that’s why, no matter how many players a casino has, these kinds of numbers will remain relatively low. i believe very few casinos are able to attract customers from scratch through the content they post on social media. i think this is more of a tactic to retain existing customers.

You think?
I wish you knew how much casinos spend on social media, especially X and YouTube, including paying influencers and streamers. You see those streamers with a huge following that seem to play games and win big and are excited to show their winnings online? Do you think they just get paid a few bucks?  If it weren't working, then I don't think casinos would bother advertising there. The point is to have a group of like-minded followers or subscribers who will be looking forward to playing in, let's say, Rollbit.

That’s a good place to start, the streamers, see how much activities they get. It’s really odd to look down on these methods because we aren’t running it ourselves or getting something off it. That’s why the promos do exist even, to give everyone a chance to get something from it. I’m sure there marketing team do look into these and find it profitable else, I don’t see how it would have lasted or continued.
One of the major goal of these marketing is for exposure and social media does that a lot. You get flashes and samples of the activities of a casino each time you visit, that’s the idea, to remind you and maybe you might choose to do some business.

And then we might go and attract another gambler because some famous stream has been promoting Rollbit for quite sometime now and so it's a good marriage. Influencer making a name for themselves, while Rollbit is attracting potential gamblers in their platform.

So I guess this is the good side of social media, it's becoming a marketing tool for everyone. I remember one local social media influencer from our country. Now, he is famous and the world has known his style or contents and they're copying them because it's a successful blue print to promote.

[AprilioMP]

And then we might go and attract another gambler because some famous stream has been promoting Rollbit for quite sometime now and so it's a good marriage. Influencer making a name for themselves, while Rollbit is attracting potential gamblers in their platform.

So I guess this is the good side of social media, it's becoming a marketing tool for everyone. I remember one local social media influencer from our country. Now, he is famous and the world has known his style or contents and they're copying them because it's a successful blue print to promote.

Forming partnerships with well-known streamers can be an effective marketing strategy. Marketing strategies should align with markets that are highly active, and streamers are a key part of that.
Furthermore, well-known streamers do not casually accept partnership agreements because money cannot be exchanged for their reputation. Large, long-established casinos serve as a strong draw for streamers, making it unlikely for them to turn down such an offer if it comes their way.

[fullfitlarry]

And then we might go and attract another gambler because some famous stream has been promoting Rollbit for quite sometime now and so it's a good marriage. Influencer making a name for themselves, while Rollbit is attracting potential gamblers in their platform.

So I guess this is the good side of social media, it's becoming a marketing tool for everyone. I remember one local social media influencer from our country. Now, he is famous and the world has known his style or contents and they're copying them because it's a successful blue print to promote.

Forming partnerships with well-known streamers can be an effective marketing strategy. Marketing strategies should align with markets that are highly active, and streamers are a key part of that.
Furthermore, well-known streamers do not casually accept partnership agreements because money cannot be exchanged for their reputation. Large, long-established casinos serve as a strong draw for streamers, making it unlikely for them to turn down such an offer if it comes their way.

It's a niche though, you can't just get a let's say food influencer to join and promoting gambler. That is way out of their league. Most like casinos are going to get streamers that are playing and have a lot of followers.

So yes, there could be some that turn it down, but I do believed that most are going to accept it specially with the like of Rollbit who is already big in the market. So it's a perfect win-win situation for both parties.

[ultrloa]

And then we might go and attract another gambler because some famous stream has been promoting Rollbit for quite sometime now and so it's a good marriage. Influencer making a name for themselves, while Rollbit is attracting potential gamblers in their platform.

So I guess this is the good side of social media, it's becoming a marketing tool for everyone. I remember one local social media influencer from our country. Now, he is famous and the world has known his style or contents and they're copying them because it's a successful blue print to promote.

Forming partnerships with well-known streamers can be an effective marketing strategy. Marketing strategies should align with markets that are highly active, and streamers are a key part of that.
Furthermore, well-known streamers do not casually accept partnership agreements because money cannot be exchanged for their reputation. Large, long-established casinos serve as a strong draw for streamers, making it unlikely for them to turn down such an offer if it comes their way.

It's a niche though, you can't just get a let's say food influencer to join and promoting gambler. That is way out of their league. Most like casinos are going to get streamers that are playing and have a lot of followers.

So yes, there could be some that turn it down, but I do believed that most are going to accept it specially with the like of Rollbit who is already big in the market. So it's a perfect win-win situation for both parties.

But its actually happening in social media space, we could see some of those food vloggers with huge followers promoting gambling sites. Some people don't care much if this is not part of their niche, since what they want is to earn money from those promotions they are getting.

Let's see if Rollbit will go on that level on  which they try to have partnership with those influencers which feature non gambling related content.

[joeperry]

Let's see if Rollbit will go on that level on  which they try to have partnership with those influencers which feature non gambling related content.

I don't think so, since it looks like a waste of time and resources for Rollbit. If the influencer is not gambling related his followers are more likely on that niche and not only it would harm the reputation of the influencer since I'm sure many of his/her follower would unfollow her but the conversion on that is very low, as like what I've said before it's not the target niche or market of the Rollbit. So it's actually not a win win situation the streamers will get money from gambling site but in long term he/she will lose viewers and followers since it's not what his/her followers want and the gambling site will stop paying the streamer because of the low viewer/traffic.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

Let's see if Rollbit will go on that level on  which they try to have partnership with those influencers which feature non gambling related content.

I don't think so, since it looks like a waste of time and resources for Rollbit. If the influencer is not gambling related his followers are more likely on that niche and not only it would harm the reputation of the influencer since I'm sure many of his/her follower would unfollow her but the conversion on that is very low, as like what I've said before it's not the target niche or market of the Rollbit. So it's actually not a win win situation the streamers will get money from gambling site but in long term he/she will lose viewers and followers since it's not what his/her followers want and the gambling site will stop paying the streamer because of the low viewer/traffic.

They are a gambling platform with a GambleFi token RLB so if they spend money for streamers to do their jobs, I see it's best if they order those streamers to do jobs related to gambling and their gamblefi token. Going beyond gambling is unlikely a good marketing idea with very low chance of getting some amplifying effects for their casino.

If money spent but effects get in return are small or nothing, I agree with you that it's a kind of waste of money and time too.

[JiiBs]

But it’s actually happening in social media space, we could see some of those food vloggers with huge followers promoting gambling sites. Some people don't care much if this is not part of their niche, since what they want is to earn money from those promotions they are getting.

Let's see if Rollbit will go on that level on  which they try to have partnership with those influencers which feature non gambling related content.

Is the niche usually of the most concerns when doing these promotions or having these contracts with influencers because, I don’t really think it’s of the most importance as, I might as well like food and still be a gambler.
I’m essence, I can still get exposed to gambling content while visiting my food and recipe channels, those still works to the advantage of gambling.

I don’t find anything wrong with using whichever means that grants you a wide audience in running your promotions as that’s what advertising is often about, the audience and if influencers in some niche other than gambling have got it, it can be utilized for gambling promotions as well.

[AprilioMP]

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So yes, there could be some that turn it down, but I do believed that most are going to accept it specially with the like of Rollbit who is already big in the market. So it's a perfect win-win situation for both parties.

Those who decline may do so because an agreement couldn’t be reached. The rest likely have no other reason unless they simply don’t want to be involved in streaming or gambling content at all.
Rollbit is already a major player. As for streamers or content creators who want to partner with Rollbit, they must also be well-known—not just run-of-the-mill content creators or streamers. It will be mutually beneficial for both parties.

Don’t forget about sports betting either. The Premier League has 5 matches available. La Liga and Serie A are included, as well as the Bundesliga.

[michellee]

One of best marketing they could made, since there are lots of people frequently watching streams especially with those famous personalities in internet.

If they could able to have a partnership with them this adds up good exposure and higher up their credibility as good casino to play on.

We have seen many crypto casino did this and somehow they manage to became more successful because they get those exposure that they are targeting to get. 

For regular players yes its good to be careful, since once the streamers have partnership deal with casinos. What they can possibly watch is pure hype for the casino they are promoting and more entertaining things just to lure them to gamble on that casino.

Building partnership with popular streamers indeed will promote their casino directly as the streamer will mention them many times. If those streamers have much followers, they will visiting the site and follows the streamers playing gambling there.

Casinos will search for other ways to promote their business and not just relationship with streamers but also actively manage their ANN in many forums. One of the best forum is Bitcointalk so they will gives their focus here while they manage other places.

Regular gamblers should indeed be careful selecting the casino and research before they choose and they can't pick the casino without research as they need to finds the right casino.

[ultrloa]

One of best marketing they could made, since there are lots of people frequently watching streams especially with those famous personalities in internet.

If they could able to have a partnership with them this adds up good exposure and higher up their credibility as good casino to play on.

We have seen many crypto casino did this and somehow they manage to became more successful because they get those exposure that they are targeting to get. 

For regular players yes its good to be careful, since once the streamers have partnership deal with casinos. What they can possibly watch is pure hype for the casino they are promoting and more entertaining things just to lure them to gamble on that casino.

Building partnership with popular streamers indeed will promote their casino directly as the streamer will mention them many times. If those streamers have much followers, they will visiting the site and follows the streamers playing gambling there.

Casinos will search for other ways to promote their business and not just relationship with streamers but also actively manage their ANN in many forums. One of the best forum is Bitcointalk so they will gives their focus here while they manage other places.

Regular gamblers should indeed be careful selecting the casino and research before they choose and they can't pick the casino without research as they need to finds the right casino.

This is the notable partnership they have made https://esportsadvocate.net/2024/01/faze-clan-partners-with-rollbit

Then aside from that it seems that they are halting this type of marketing and focus on other things which they think cost efficient for their company and somehow they could get the attention of lots of gamblers.

We could also see that they have lots of promotions and giveaways done on their channel https://x.com/rollbit if people want to join they could browse and check on what activities they want to enter.

[Odohu]

Gamblers should be careful if they looks the promotions and not just take it as they should read the requirements. They use money to playing gambling so they must have responsibility to their money and not just spending without calculation. But they can watch the streamer for entertainment and not just following the streamers says.

I have not actively followed any streamer maybe because I started gambling long before streaming became a thing, so I don't know what impact they may do to old players like me. They can bring new players to the platform for sure because they would probably need most of the information shared on the streaming platforms like how to play, and what is possible in gambling. They are things some of us already know as we have tested different games and have won something from gambling, hence need no convincing. Streaming is still a good option since we are in an era of social media but this forum still present one of the best place for promotions because there are many organic players here.

[SilverCryptoBullet]

I have not actively followed any streamer maybe because I started gambling long before streaming became a thing, so I don't know what impact they may do to old players like me. They can bring new players to the platform for sure because they would probably need most of the information shared on the streaming platforms like how to play, and what is possible in gambling.

Marketing effects can come from people who actually join live streams or people who just watch recorded videos of such live streams later. It's more emotional during a live stream than with a recorded video, similarly like watching a football lively or watch it a day later.

I believe that Rollbit and other casinos that apply streamers for their casino marketing actually knew about these things and possible effects for marketing money spent.

[Amphenomenon]

Let's see if Rollbit will go on that level on  which they try to have partnership with those influencers which feature non gambling related content.

I don't think so, since it looks like a waste of time and resources for Rollbit. If the influencer is not gambling related his followers are more likely on that niche and not only it would harm the reputation of the influencer since I'm sure many of his/her follower would unfollow her but the conversion on that is very low, as like what I've said before it's not the target niche or market of the Rollbit. So it's actually not a win win situation the streamers will get money from gambling site but in long term he/she will lose viewers and followers since it's not what his/her followers want and the gambling site will stop paying the streamer because of the low viewer/traffic.

This might also be a matter of what is the streamer niche, after all not all non gambling streamers have fans who doesn't gamble.

In my country it's easy to see content creators or comedians promoting gambling platform while their contents is not majorly about gambling.

Also, maybe they might use a crypto streamer or influencer, who will market them as being among the list of top casinos with good token or coin for investment.

[JiiBs]

This might also be a matter of what is the streamer niche, after all not all non gambling streamers have fans who doesn't gamble.

In my country it's easy to see content creators or comedians promoting gambling platform while their contents is not majorly about gambling.

Having to focus advertising on only the gambling population doesn’t give room for a lot of new individuals with gambling prospect to come into the industry. You’ve got to get them at some time and point too. That’s why, you find these form of advertising and promotion to cover a wide range and utilize just any niche in doing so. Trying to limit it would be so off and wouldn’t make a lot of sense.

[slapper]

Rollbit are hosting some games during this week. I saw their post yesterday but too busy to make a post here. The contest are quite fun. The wagering requirement are about $2000 in the last 30 days




Today event which takes place 45 minutes ago. Yesterday they do have perhaps score prediction but I do not quite remember and forget to capture it. They seem to delete it in their discord in order to make the channel clean for the next event.

Today, we’re hosting an exciting Higher/Lower Event @Events

⏰ When:45 minutes ago (in your local timezone)
📍 Where: ⁠🏆events-general
🗣️ How: Join us in and get ready to test your instincts!  Misterjb will share a special Geoguessr link. You’ll face +-20 thrilling questions—each time, decide if something has a higher or lower search volume than another. For example:

Does Rollbit.com have higher or lower searches than ‘Bitcoin’? -Answer: lower

Just answer Higher or Lower for each round!

Simply press the button for “Higher” or “Lower” as fast as you can—the quicker you answer, the more points you’ll score! After all questions are finished, the person with the most points will be crowned the winner.

Prizes Await!
💰 Total Prize Pool: $100!
🏆 1st Place: $30 + 10 points
🥈 2nd Place: $25 + 8 points
🥉 3rd Place: $20 + 6 points
🎖️ 4th Place: $15 + 4 points
🎗️ 5th Place: $10 + 2 points

Points go towards the Monthly Leaderboard, where the top players will earn their place among the legends!

Important:

Don’t be late!

Winners: Please DM your Rollbit username to claim your prize. Use your Rollbit name.

Prizes will be sent out after the event.

Got ideas for future events? DM the host with your suggestions!

Rules to Participate:

Have at least $1500 wagered last 30 days on Rollbit to join in!

No repeat winners—each player can only claim one prize spot.

Are you ready to trust your instincts and rise to the top?
See you there! 🌟