Very immoral marketing strategy.

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I think you should always rely on your own instead of waiting for someone to do all job instead of you. There are plenty of ways to scam people and those Youtube Vloggers are not the worst devils on the Earth. You should always keep your eyes open as you can be deceived at any particular moment of your life. Too many financial services and all this stuff that want you to give them your money for nothing. So, it is important for each of us to be on guard to avoid scam traps.

That's right, don't wait for regulations to come, regulate it for yourself by yourself. If you think a video should be banned - don't watch it, or, maybe not watching anything from that channel would be a good idea.

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Unfortunately this will be difficult to eliminate, and for Google to ban. Then, it may not even be in the ads themselves, but in the videos on the platform, and in that sense it's even more difficult.

Good point. When we ask for regulations, we should understand that many of good stuff can be banned too along the way. I bet there are no dishonest streamers and no scammers on the North Korea's national intranet, called Kwangmyong. But do we need such a thing? I don't think so.

Agree. You and only you can control your gambling journey. No one will help you with that. If you feel you things go out of your control, it is better to leave it.

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[Betwrong]

Good point. When we ask for regulations, we should understand that many of good stuff can be banned too along the way. I bet there are no dishonest streamers and no scammers on the North Korea's national intranet, called Kwangmyong. But do we need such a thing? I don't think so.

I would add that we all don’t really know anything at all about what is happening with the Internet in North Korea, as well as, in general, how the citizens of this mysterious country for the world community live there.  But, I think, of course, Internet scammers become there - it's deadly.  However, everyone knows about some hackers from North Korea who mine bitcoins and maybe dollars for their country.  

Yeah, but obviously all those hackers are working for the North Korean government. If you are an independent hacker in North Korea - you dead.

As for immoral advertising, as I recently found out, in general, the advertising market is already 1/3 on TV, and 2/3 on the Internet in terms of the cost of this advertising.  At the same time, there is almost no regulation on the Internet and immoral advertising on the Internet knows no boundaries and brakes at all.  And whatever one may say, any of us faces it from time to time.  
And I have no idea what will happen to the restrictions on advertising when we all move to Web 3.0

I have no idea either. Are we moving to Web 3.0 at all? And if we are, will the internet, as we know it today, be completely abandoned? I mean, you can download any book to your kindle, but people still buy paper books. Let's hope for the best, though. Let's hope in the Web 3.0 will be no "immoral marketing", whatever that means.

[tsutiy]

Good point. When we ask for regulations, we should understand that many of good stuff can be banned too along the way. I bet there are no dishonest streamers and no scammers on the North Korea's national intranet, called Kwangmyong. But do we need such a thing? I don't think so.

I would add that we all don’t really know anything at all about what is happening with the Internet in North Korea, as well as, in general, how the citizens of this mysterious country for the world community live there.  But, I think, of course, Internet scammers become there - it's deadly.  However, everyone knows about some hackers from North Korea who mine bitcoins and maybe dollars for their country.  

Yeah, but obviously all those hackers are working for the North Korean government. If you are an independent hacker in North Korea - you dead.

As for immoral advertising, as I recently found out, in general, the advertising market is already 1/3 on TV, and 2/3 on the Internet in terms of the cost of this advertising.  At the same time, there is almost no regulation on the Internet and immoral advertising on the Internet knows no boundaries and brakes at all.  And whatever one may say, any of us faces it from time to time.  
And I have no idea what will happen to the restrictions on advertising when we all move to Web 3.0

I have no idea either. Are we moving to Web 3.0 at all? And if we are, will the internet, as we know it today, be completely abandoned? I mean, you can download any book to your kindle, but people still buy paper books. Let's hope for the best, though. Let's hope in the Web 3.0 will be no "immoral marketing", whatever that means.

I like your idea about web 3.0, but we are still on the stage of the concept, I think. Blockchain offers many opportunities, but to build web 3.0, we have to reset our minds first. Humanity is too centralized and even at those Blockchain dawn times, we have seen centralized exchanges instead of decentralized ones. Decenstralized Internet is looking like a city on the cloud. When it comes to online casinos, the idea of decentralized gambling sites is great, but you should never forget that one day the blockchain itself may be abandoned. If this happens, the casino that is built on this Blockchain will be closed automatically. It looks non-realistc, but with this huge number of blockchains nowadays, this may become true one day.

[CDC AP]

This is how marketing strategies work,  everything can be soooo interesting and also worthy to take when seeing from the advertisement and promotions . They will not care about what they use,  they only want to get more people to use the platforms.

And that is why we are ourselves that must be aware about it,  smart,  and also careful about that kind of promotion.  They will seem so legit. And many people become victims.

[qwertyup23]

Very immoral market strategy? No,I see nothing immoral here.In these Video You can see how to played and how to winning big amount. Yeah i know most of them they are paid  reviewer and promote and use their reffer link.Gambling is our much responsibility. I think It's Marketing strategy is normal. Coz they are showing real things.

Like what I previously mentioned, it is somehow difficult to draw the line on what is considered to be 'immoral' as paid advertisements and projects may NOT be considered as such. Remember that these YouTubers or influencers do these kinds of stuff for their income also. While it may sound selfish, I mean it benefits them when they get paid to advertise such online gambling platform.

Personally, what is immoral is when online casinos tend to advertise their websites and intentionally tampers the rates of winning. Like they employ influencers but they rigged the chances of winning, causing it to at least fool the majority believing that you can win large amounts of money or experience a winning streak.

[sunsilk]

This is how marketing strategies work,  everything can be soooo interesting and also worthy to take when seeing from the advertisement and promotions . They will not care about what they use,  they only want to get more people to use the platforms.

There's no reason for them to care, all they care is about the marketing and how effective it is.

And that is why we are ourselves that must be aware about it,  smart,  and also careful about that kind of promotion.  They will seem so legit. And many people become victims.

And if they only care to get more customers, what we should care about is all about ourselves. If you understand what marketing they use, don't be indulged with it so that you won't be the one that they're targeting.

Those people that understand that this marketing really is unlikeable to them, just shun it.

[iv4n]

This is how marketing strategies work,  everything can be soooo interesting and also worthy to take when seeing from the advertisement and promotions . They will not care about what they use,  they only want to get more people to use the platforms.

And that is why we are ourselves that must be aware about it,  smart,  and also careful about that kind of promotion.  They will seem so legit. And many people become victims.

I agree with you, we should be the last line of defense here, marketing strategies don't care about morals or ethics, it's a matter of perspective in the end line, they just wish to attract more people, that's why they tend to be provocative in some way!
But we are the ones who are making the final decision, if it looks too good to be true it probably isn't, so check it twice before you enter! There's not better advise here, there are too many commercials out there, and all of them wish to attract more people!

[Cling18]

Many ads do not tell how they work instead just tempt people to join them and if people join without research, they will make their own mistake. That makes many people lose their money without a chance to make money. People should be cautious when they watch the ads and not do something that can get the worst experience. Maybe Youtube is still trying to monitor all of the ads that can make people ruin themselves, but it still needs time for Youtube to ban the wrong ads.

Look, Google even controls YouTube ads very well. The problem is that often what is advertised, there is nothing wrong.

I can create a YouTube ad, and just say, "I can tell you four ways to make money, easily and effectively. Don't miss the opportunity to increase your income and have what you love most."
And then the service I provide is to refer people to websites or services that allow people to earn money through work or investment.

This is not wrong, nor is it a lie. But it really is a rogue scheme, to take money from people, about things they already know.

Unfortunately this will be difficult to eliminate, and for Google to ban. Then, it may not even be in the ads themselves, but in the videos on the platform, and in that sense it's even more difficult.

That is not wrong because you only give information to them and whether they will click on the links or leave it and that depends on them.

But we already have seen many ads that will not be like that. Even some ads can be misleading the audience by saying, "I am making a thousand bucks by doing this simple thing."

Google will hard to detect those ads as it needs more inspection or monitoring of their ads but they can warn the advertisers from the audience reports. If they still do not obey the rules, Google can ban or block their accounts and not allow them to use their site. But that will not stop them from creating new accounts.

Google couldn't control or stop ads like that but we could still do something to get rid of them. Since they're targeting players to bet or to spend too many funds, we should also take responsibility by being skeptical and observant of different ads that we may find online. Scammers are over the internet so we should always be wiser than them.

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Google couldn't control or stop ads like that but we could still do something to get rid of them. Since they're targeting players to bet or to spend too many funds, we should also take responsibility by being skeptical and observant of different ads that we may find online. Scammers are over the internet so we should always be wiser than them.

I think any experienced gambler will not be fooled that such a video is real. The point is that these types of tricks are trgeted to people who have no experience and think that winning at a casino is easy. After seeing a video like this, they deposit money and usually lose everything very quickly. It should not be like that.

[Sirait]

Very immoral market strategy? No,I see nothing immoral here.In these Video You can see how to played and how to winning big amount. Yeah i know most of them they are paid  reviewer and promote and use their reffer link.Gambling is our much responsibility. I think It's Marketing strategy is normal. Coz they are showing real things.

Like what I previously mentioned, it is somehow difficult to draw the line on what is considered to be 'immoral' as paid advertisements and projects may NOT be considered as such. Remember that these YouTubers or influencers do these kinds of stuff for their income also. While it may sound selfish, I mean it benefits them when they get paid to advertise such online gambling platform.

Personally, what is immoral is when online casinos tend to advertise their websites and intentionally tampers the rates of winning. Like they employ influencers but they rigged the chances of winning, causing it to at least fool the majority believing that you can win large amounts of money or experience a winning streak.

no fraud occurred, it was all pure duping carried out by gambling sites that paid money to influencers. it comes back to yourself, and you have to be able to distinguish the real from the fake. win in a row or win big with small capital? please think again is this real!!!

[Taskford]

Google couldn't control or stop ads like that but we could still do something to get rid of them. Since they're targeting players to bet or to spend too many funds, we should also take responsibility by being skeptical and observant of different ads that we may find online. Scammers are over the internet so we should always be wiser than them.

I think any experienced gambler will not be fooled that such a video is real. The point is that these types of tricks are trgeted to people who have no experience and think that winning at a casino is easy. After seeing a video like this, they deposit money and usually lose everything very quickly. It should not be like that.

They are not targeting the experience gambler but they are aftering those people who don't know about it and seeking for better opportunity on their life especially when earning easy money at difficult times.  Newbie should realize that there's no easy way to earn money since if they believe ln many click baits on internet then for sure many money will lost at them due to their own negligence.

[goku19]

Each gambling sites has their own strategy no matter how bad or good it is as long as they attract more players. Fake advertisements are everywhere because honestly, they wouldn't create ads that will discourage their players. Lots of streamers are also taking advantage of this opportunity and what we just need to do is just to be skeptical and be wise in choosing a good site and game

[mm2543363580]

Google couldn't control or stop ads like that but we could still do something to get rid of them. Since they're targeting players to bet or to spend too many funds, we should also take responsibility by being skeptical and observant of different ads that we may find online. Scammers are over the internet so we should always be wiser than them.

I think any experienced gambler will not be fooled that such a video is real. The point is that these types of tricks are trgeted to people who have no experience and think that winning at a casino is easy. After seeing a video like this, they deposit money and usually lose everything very quickly. It should not be like that.

They are not targeting the experience gambler but they are aftering those people who don't know about it and seeking for better opportunity on their life especially when earning easy money at difficult times.  Newbie should realize that there's no easy way to earn money since if they believe ln many click baits on internet then for sure many money will lost at them due to their own negligence.

That is why it is so dangerous for new, inexperienced players. This is the main reason why these types of streams or videos should be regulated. If stream providers do not do this, it should be regulated by the authorieties.

[michellee]

I think any experienced gambler will not be fooled that such a video is real. The point is that these types of tricks are trgeted to people who have no experience and think that winning at a casino is easy. After seeing a video like this, they deposit money and usually lose everything very quickly. It should not be like that.

I am afraid that happened to many people out there because many of them do not control themselves and will tempt them to play gambling with less control. We see many people getting trapped because of their ego and think that they will have the chance like those people on the videos. If they can spend some time learning more about gambling or controlling themselves, they will see that it is easy to get tempted but difficult to avoid getting tempted because of money.

[Fredomago]

Google couldn't control or stop ads like that but we could still do something to get rid of them. Since they're targeting players to bet or to spend too many funds, we should also take responsibility by being skeptical and observant of different ads that we may find online. Scammers are over the internet so we should always be wiser than them.

I think any experienced gambler will not be fooled that such a video is real. The point is that these types of tricks are trgeted to people who have no experience and think that winning at a casino is easy. After seeing a video like this, they deposit money and usually lose everything very quickly. It should not be like that.

They are not targeting the experience gambler but they are aftering those people who don't know about it and seeking for better opportunity on their life especially when earning easy money at difficult times.  Newbie should realize that there's no easy way to earn money since if they believe ln many click baits on internet then for sure many money will lost at them due to their own negligence.

Very sad to say that there are people who easily being allure by this kind of marketing, not just with gambling but other things that they've seen online, focusing with social medias you will see lots of ads that will attract your attentions, there are advertisers who really good in creating their ads, they will catch your attention and the next thing you know you are already being trap by those sweet promises.

Without doing your part and DYOR deeper, it's very possible to hook you and be one of those victims.

Always be careful dealing online, keep your guard up!

[Slow death]

I thought this thread had already died, from what I see there are many people with stories of complaints similar but this and something expected of things on the internet because still things without regulation, this and what makes us provide services. it's been that way for years and it's only over when you've regulated

[perfect999]

This is how marketing strategies work,  everything can be soooo interesting and also worthy to take when seeing from the advertisement and promotions . They will not care about what they use,  they only want to get more people to use the platforms.

And that is why we are ourselves that must be aware about it,  smart,  and also careful about that kind of promotion.  They will seem so legit. And many people become victims.

Yup. What you see is always not what you get in terms of promotions. It is like we see a food commercial on tv. They looks so big and fine so we go to that restaurant but by the time you order them, the food looks small and not the same as on what they advertise it. The same thing can also happen in terms of gambling, someone will showcase their play that they can win huge but the moment you tried it, the experience is completely different.

I think the best way to do is limit our expectation so that we wont feel bad in the outcome that we are going to get. We cant just put the blame on them directly because they are only doing their best to attract costumers.

[Xinarae*]

The best way is to apply your own strategies while the videos offer some ideas for beginners experienced people usually go their own way. Videos don't always work on the same basis, so new gamblers lose out and lose everything suitable for any strategy and all games of chance before depositing money you have to analyze the sites thoroughly and check whether they are reliable or not. Gamblers will not be fooled by this analyzing yourself will reduce mistakes and you will be able to learn something new and make it more experienced in the future.

[Desmong]

Any persons that is waiting for the regulation of influencers content is wasting their time because Youtube are making their own money from content viewers which makes it difficult for such expectation. Individual gambling should take necessary precautions to avoid being scammed or interacting with fame projects.

If YouTube doesn't want to regulate it, maybe it should be done by law?!
I'm sure the law regulates advertising in some way (alcohol, cigarettes, guns, gambling), so if it does with influencers, YouTube will have to controll that also.

Lol, this is crazy looking at it from the back. You know the government are also making money from youtube, so you won't expect this kind of regulation. The government would always leave the matter to social media platform to regulate that and no one knows when this is going to happen. I this is just a form of advertising, which means government is going to regulate other forms of advert too.

[Silberman]

Any persons that is waiting for the regulation of influencers content is wasting their time because Youtube are making their own money from content viewers which makes it difficult for such expectation. Individual gambling should take necessary precautions to avoid being scammed or interacting with fame projects.

If YouTube doesn't want to regulate it, maybe it should be done by law?!
I'm sure the law regulates advertising in some way (alcohol, cigarettes, guns, gambling), so if it does with influencers, YouTube will have to controll that also.

Lol, this is crazy looking at it from the back. You know the government are also making money from youtube, so you won't expect this kind of regulation. The government would always leave the matter to social media platform to regulate that and no one knows when this is going to happen. I this is just a form of advertising, which means government is going to regulate other forms of advert too.

Unfortunately this is the case, after all when we see an ad of someone promoting a product it is very unlikely that the person promoting the product actually uses it and it is assumed that people understand this, so even if I do not like people posting videos of themselves on YouTube winning a lot of money only to discover they were acting, this is no different than what we see already with ads on television, so it is going to be impossible to regulate it, regardless of how unethical we may think it is.