Very immoral marketing strategy.

[arwin100]

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.

Even if their place ads is so unethical the regulatory bodies will not regulate it its because the company who do just reason out that they do that for entertainment and educational purposes about their games offered so we cannot expect that this activity will stop since its normal for casino to do this for hyping up their casino. For this matters its really up to us how we take thise promotional videos since if we don't let ourselves be entertained by them for sure we can avoid expecting much to win and hit by expectation vs reality scenario while playing.

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[Fatunad]

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.

Even if their place ads is so unethical the regulatory bodies will not regulate it its because the company who do just reason out that they do that for entertainment and educational purposes about their games offered so we cannot expect that this activity will stop since its normal for casino to do this for hyping up their casino. For this matters its really up to us how we take thise promotional videos since if we don't let ourselves be entertained by them for sure we can avoid expecting much to win and hit by expectation vs reality scenario while playing.

There were no regulatory bodies that do handle out or including on the scope of laws with these kind of advertisement or marketing yet they dont really violate out something which you
dont really have any choice but to be depending on  your own personal jurisdiction or own views which would really be needing some right action on dealing with it.
If you do see that its not already ethical then its up to someones personal own point of view and decisions would be made.

[Betwrong]

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.

The only thing you need to know when you are up to playing games of chance, which are purely luck based, like slots, for instance, is that no strategy can guarantee your not loosing all your money, and that no luck can help you if the gambling site you are playing on is a scam. Well, that's two things, actually, but that's all you need to know. The videos OP is talking about will become harmless to you if you know those two things.

[alisapro1]

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.

The only thing you need to know when you are up to playing games of chance, which are purely luck based, like slots, for instance, is that no strategy can guarantee your not loosing all your money, and that no luck can help you if the gambling site you are playing on is a scam. Well, that's two things, actually, but that's all you need to know. The videos OP is talking about will become harmless to you if you know those two things.

I can confirm that and moreover, this refers to all games that you can find in casino. Even bj relies on luck as the hand may be too bad to win. When you play poker, you can bluff, but in online casino poker bluffing means nothing:)

[LUCKMCFLY]

It would be the ideal thing to execute first before going on something but unfortunately majority has been drag on the platform because someone invite them in or they just see their ads about earning money for just doing simple things that's why sometimes research has been done by this people at the end. Also not surprising if there are people get hype for something related with winnings or gaining profits since this is human nature and people always want to earn.

You are right, it is as I said before, more than 6 months ago I followed a YouTuber, whose NFT game recommendations were paramount, because on his channel he said many times when both NFT and Token pre-sales were going to be, and if you managed to subscribe to the premium channel you have the option of giving you each pre-sale and each new project for investment, but it was all a business model, because as he is an influencer, the devs contacted him to do the required publicity and so on he won, despite the fact that it would quickly become a scam.

[Fortify]

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.

That's a good analogy. It seems that these type of marketing strategies are always targeting the youngest and least experienced, who throw away great wads of money in an attempt to copy their virtual heroes. We see a similar occurring with NFT's, it's turned into a crazy game where instead of buying supposedly valuable art, people are buying little animated avatars for thousands of dollars. This rubbish would not have even sold for a couple dollars a few years ago and suddenly they are turning around an reselling further copies on to followers. It's not even like buying a virtual weapon in a game to get an advantage, it's literally bragging rights to "owning" an image which the print screen button on any keyboard could recreate.

[Marvelman]

Do not believe everything that you see or that you read about online. Social media has proven to be a source for fake news and posts that are downright fraudulent. While I totally agree that we should be smart with online and social media, I'm also saying that it shouldn't be about having trust issues, it's about being smart to avoid being caught in scams and to protect yourself. For that, you can use your eyes, your common sense and your good judgment.

[olib123]

Do not believe everything that you see or that you read about online. Social media has proven to be a source for fake news and posts that are downright fraudulent. While I totally agree that we should be smart with online and social media, I'm also saying that it shouldn't be about having trust issues, it's about being smart to avoid being caught in scams and to protect yourself. For that, you can use your eyes, your common sense and your good judgment.

It is mostly the newbies in gambling that falls for the trap of listening to fake youtube influencers who are just after the money they will get in promoting gambling site, even with the game mindset. I think it is very important for newbies to look at what they want and where they can get good direction to what they want.