Very immoral marketing strategy.

[Oilacris]

They wouldnt really care at all and its true that as long they dont make some legal lapses or violation then it would really still to continue since they do know that theres nothing that would happen to them despite of

being that deceptive in terms of marketing as long on whats been mandated on them then they would surely follow as long they do make out money then that what matter the most.

As a gambler or viewer then you should be at least using your own common sense on judging off things.

I think that there are actually legal issues surrounding these streamers.

E.g. they seem to be operating from the U.S. when gambling in the U.S. on these sites is actually forbidden.

Plus, it is forbidden for services like Roobet to offer their product to U.S. citizens. Given that they are directly sponsoring these streamers there could be an even deeper hole there.

Possible but we arent seeing something or situations that there are being sued or had faced some legal issues but if there would be someone who would push through or have some extra time to hassle
up themselves or does have the funds to do so then there might be but now we are seeing nothing.

Legal actions could be there but we dont see it happening but in over all sense this is particular in decision with those viewers and act accordingly on what they are seeing.

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[SmokerFace]

Are you talking about fake bets on videos that attract viewers? If yes, then it's not a new thing. All I can say is it's just a part of advertising and marketing, and you can not stop it. So many videos are available on YouTube, and blind people believe in them. People want to make money online, and they won't profit from their investment, so they start watching videos. The only advice I can give is, take some reviews and search on the internet before putting your money somewhere.

[sovie]

Are you talking about fake bets on videos that attract viewers? If yes, then it's not a new thing. All I can say is it's just a part of advertising and marketing, and you can not stop it. So many videos are available on YouTube, and blind people believe in them. People want to make money online, and they won't profit from their investment, so they start watching videos. The only advice I can give is, take some reviews and search on the internet before putting your money somewhere.

Yes, it's about exactly such videos and additionaly streams. But this thread is about the fact that it is unethical that a lot of people, and above all young users, do not know that this game is fake and the money is not real. Inexperienced young players think that they can easily win big money, and when they try to practice, they lose it.

[alpamar99]

Yes, it's about exactly such videos and additionaly streams. But this thread is about the fact that it is unethical that a lot of people, and above all young users, do not know that this game is fake and the money is not real. Inexperienced young players think that they can easily win big money, and when they try to practice, they lose it.

This is understandable because most of them are still a young group and even tend to children who have not been able to think broadly so that they are so innocent and believe that this is real.
but on the other hand it's actually not only them but there are some people who already know that it is something fake but with their love they don't want to admit and still deny that this is fake.

[sovie]

Yes, it's about exactly such videos and additionaly streams. But this thread is about the fact that it is unethical that a lot of people, and above all young users, do not know that this game is fake and the money is not real. Inexperienced young players think that they can easily win big money, and when they try to practice, they lose it.

This is understandable because most of them are still a young group and even tend to children who have not been able to think broadly so that they are so innocent and believe that this is real.
but on the other hand it's actually not only them but there are some people who already know that it is something fake but with their love they don't want to admit and still deny that this is fake.

If an adult refuses to believe that this is a fake, it means that he should not be in control of his finances at all, because it is certain that he will lose everything very quickly. But there isn't much that can be done about this. The worst thing is that these streams most often reach very young people, and even children who can easily believe that the money they play on video is real.

[ChrisPop]

I think regulations should require each casino, be it online or offline, to display a disclaimer that clearly specifies that winning over a large number of iterations is not probabilistically feasible.
If you ask the regular gambler, I assure you that he doesn't understand how the game is designed against him. He does not see gambling as a way of entertainment, but of a land of hope for his biggest financial dreams. That's wrong and immoral, I agree. A minimum solution I can think of right now would be a short quiz that each user needs to complete.

[sovie]

I think regulations should require each casino, be it online or offline, to display a disclaimer that clearly specifies that winning over a large number of iterations is not probabilistically feasible.
If you ask the regular gambler, I assure you that he doesn't understand how the game is designed against him. He does not see gambling as a way of entertainment, but of a land of hope for his biggest financial dreams. That's wrong and immoral, I agree. A minimum solution I can think of right now would be a short quiz that each user needs to complete.

I agree with you, but it's not about the casino directly (although it should). The point is that what streamers do should be regulated by law. In some countries, advertising of gambling is prohibited at all. In this case, there is even no information that it is an advertisement. Those who watch it think it's a real game, which is already completely unethical.

[Naficopa]

I don't think those fake videos are any different than the fake advertisements you see on TV or the internet when casinos and bet shops are being advertised. The image they are trying to convey is one of success, wealth, and class. Businessmen in suits drinking martinis and champagne as they are surrounded with beautiful women who cheer with them in their victories. When I enter a betting shop in my region, all I see are dark rooms filled with cigarette smoke, middle aged men cursing and swearing because they were so close to a win.

The difference is, when you watch a casino advertisement, you know it is a casino promotional video. As for streamers, they pretend to be real players who play for real money and win real money. However, the truth is quite different, and the people who watch it don't know it and think that winning at the casino is so easy. When they try themselves, the reality turns out to be very brutal in most cases.

[stomachgrowls]

I don't think those fake videos are any different than the fake advertisements you see on TV or the internet when casinos and bet shops are being advertised. The image they are trying to convey is one of success, wealth, and class. Businessmen in suits drinking martinis and champagne as they are surrounded with beautiful women who cheer with them in their victories. When I enter a betting shop in my region, all I see are dark rooms filled with cigarette smoke, middle aged men cursing and swearing because they were so close to a win.

The difference is, when you watch a casino advertisement, you know it is a casino promotional video. As for streamers, they pretend to be real players who play for real money and win real money. However, the truth is quite different, and the people who watch it don't know it and think that winning at the casino is so easy. When they try themselves, the reality turns out to be very brutal in most cases.

Your common sense would tell you that it is indeed a promotional video but you do get yourself blinded whenever that streamer or influencer do make out some big profits without even realizing that the
money that they are using and won is given back into the casino unless if there is some sort of agreement on having some % of those wins to influencers but its not really that common.

If you do really make yourself not to be aware and just directly been amazed or fascinated on how these guys making profits on making those big bets then you would likely
ending up on depositing.

their mistake? No, its yours because you havent forced up to make out deposit and when you do lost then theres no one would be blamed of.

[Naficopa]

The difference is, when you watch a casino advertisement, you know it is a casino promotional video. As for streamers, they pretend to be real players who play for real money and win real money. However, the truth is quite different, and the people who watch it don't know it and think that winning at the casino is so easy. When they try themselves, the reality turns out to be very brutal in most cases.

Your common sense would tell you that it is indeed a promotional video but you do get yourself blinded whenever that streamer or influencer do make out some big profits without even realizing that the
money that they are using and won is given back into the casino unless if there is some sort of agreement on having some % of those wins to influencers but its not really that common.

If you do really make yourself not to be aware and just directly been amazed or fascinated on how these guys making profits on making those big bets then you would likely
ending up on depositing.

their mistake? No, its yours because you havent forced up to make out deposit and when you do lost then theres no one would be blamed of.

Are you saying that it is the people who can be manipulated who are to blame for themselves because they are mentally weak?

If it were only adults and fully aware of the dangers of gambling, I could agree with you.

Unfortunately, this mostly affects very young people, and even children, who have no idea what gambling can lead to.

[Desmong]

I agree, a lot of these so-called influencers do this kind of fake marketing and it should be punished by law, in my opinion. It would seem to me that these kind of people have learned a trick or two from the "day-trading" influencers who "teach" people how to do technical analysis and how to make daily profits by selling them a course they have to pay a fee for.

We really need laws so people won't do this crap.

It's called market and I don't think the law has anything to do with it unless if it's done against the law. Moreover nobody is force to click or follow what these influencers are doing and most time you are being warned to take your own decision when it's comes to these kind of marketing.
You will see a lots of them on youtube with different tricks of attracting people to click and join what they are influencing.

[Betwrong]

~ I am sure many more types of marketing strategies that will be more immoral from what we have already seen.

Immoral or not, it depends on how we see it. There are laws prohibiting unfair or deceptive practices in advertisement, but they are different in different countries. And is showing your real wins on slots unfair or deceptive? I don't think so. As with any other advertisement, it is we who can make it harmful for us, not the ad itself. Ads are annoying sometimes, and in other times they make us buy unnecessary things, but the world would be less funny without them. And these big wins on slots, in particular, some of them are really fun to watch.

[Sled]

~ I am sure many more types of marketing strategies that will be more immoral from what we have already seen.

Immoral or not, it depends on how we see it. There are laws prohibiting unfair or deceptive practices in advertisement, but they are different in different countries. And is showing your real wins on slots unfair or deceptive? I don't think so. As with any other advertisement, it is we who can make it harmful for us, not the ad itself. Ads are annoying sometimes, and in other times they make us buy unnecessary things, but the world would be less funny without them. And these big wins on slots, in particular, some of them are really fun to watch.

That simply talks about money and even it was immoral, they let it happen as it was paid already. It is sometimes to think that was too unfair, yes, it was but have less possibility that we can change the nature of this place. Then rather we saying it was too unfair, too immoral, maybe it was best to ignore them than be a big deal to it.

It is actually annoying when we heard such complaints but can't just put blame on them(ads) alone, we do it for ourselves then for listening and choosing them.

[CDC AP]

Influencers being bluntly paid actors that advertises casinos and encouraging gambling at its finest is one thing, but using elements that could impact the minors and innocents is another level. But then how can we do something that would restrict companies and influencers from using such, because we all know that for as long as its effective and they are gains on it, they will continue to do so. Maybe we could try calling out those influencers and casinos, collectively, to get their attention and also bring public’s eyes onto them and their actions.

[Sirait]

~ I am sure many more types of marketing strategies that will be more immoral from what we have already seen.

Immoral or not, it depends on how we see it. There are laws prohibiting unfair or deceptive practices in advertisement, but they are different in different countries. And is showing your real wins on slots unfair or deceptive? I don't think so. As with any other advertisement, it is we who can make it harmful for us, not the ad itself. Ads are annoying sometimes, and in other times they make us buy unnecessary things, but the world would be less funny without them. And these big wins on slots, in particular, some of them are really fun to watch.

That's true, sometimes I feel motivated when I see those who play slots and win big, regardless of whether it's just a marketing trick. I still remember the saying that whatever is seen is not necessarily the reality, Now it's just a matter of how we react to this, whether we want to believe it or not, whether we want to be trapped or not.

[bitgov]

Influencers being bluntly paid actors that advertises casinos and encouraging gambling at its finest is one thing, but using elements that could impact the minors and innocents is another level. But then how can we do something that would restrict companies and influencers from using such, because we all know that for as long as its effective and they are gains on it, they will continue to do so. Maybe we could try calling out those influencers and casinos, collectively, to get their attention and also bring public’s eyes onto them and their actions.

I doubt if they even noticed anyone trying to explain it to them. After all, they themselves invented this method of marketing. I think marketing teams are opening champagne celebrating the success of their idea. As long as it is not regulated by law, they will never give up on it.

[alpamar99]

Yes, it's about exactly such videos and additionaly streams. But this thread is about the fact that it is unethical that a lot of people, and above all young users, do not know that this game is fake and the money is not real. Inexperienced young players think that they can easily win big money, and when they try to practice, they lose it.

This is understandable because most of them are still a young group and even tend to children who have not been able to think broadly so that they are so innocent and believe that this is real.
but on the other hand it's actually not only them but there are some people who already know that it is something fake but with their love they don't want to admit and still deny that this is fake.

If an adult refuses to believe that this is a fake, it means that he should not be in control of his finances at all, because it is certain that he will lose everything very quickly. But there isn't much that can be done about this. The worst thing is that these streams most often reach very young people, and even children who can easily believe that the money they play on video is real.

isn't that very reasonable? because indeed the majority of youths usually still don't think openly and only most of them still use their emotions and passions compared to logic so when they see this they indirectly want to do the same thing because they think that this is true even if seen logically. impossible because there was no way one could continue to be lucky. but because they are still using their emotions and lust so they don't think about it

[Desmong]

Influencers being bluntly paid actors that advertises casinos and encouraging gambling at its finest is one thing, but using elements that could impact the minors and innocents is another level. But then how can we do something that would restrict companies and influencers from using such, because we all know that for as long as its effective and they are gains on it, they will continue to do so. Maybe we could try calling out those influencers and casinos, collectively, to get their attention and also bring public’s eyes onto them and their actions.

I doubt if they even noticed anyone trying to explain it to them. After all, they themselves invented this method of marketing. I think marketing teams are opening champagne celebrating the success of their idea. As long as it is not regulated by law, they will never give up on it.

Give up? They can never give up because they are making consistent project from it and I know in the next five to ten years coming, they will be crazy influencers who will be ready to do anything for money, even to tell us that res is white even when it's obvious. This is why the internet is their we enquires about anything we are looking for.

[Fatunad]

Influencers being bluntly paid actors that advertises casinos and encouraging gambling at its finest is one thing, but using elements that could impact the minors and innocents is another level. But then how can we do something that would restrict companies and influencers from using such, because we all know that for as long as its effective and they are gains on it, they will continue to do so. Maybe we could try calling out those influencers and casinos, collectively, to get their attention and also bring public’s eyes onto them and their actions.

I doubt if they even noticed anyone trying to explain it to them. After all, they themselves invented this method of marketing. I think marketing teams are opening champagne celebrating the success of their idea. As long as it is not regulated by law, they will never give up on it.

Give up? They can never give up because they are making consistent project from it and I know in the next five to ten years coming, they will be crazy influencers who will be ready to do anything for money, even to tell us that res is white even when it's obvious. This is why the internet is their we enquires about anything we are looking for.

Everything could be seen on net thats why we should really sharpen out out common sense and awareness around on what happening in our surrounding or into those things that we are watching.We arent
that dumb on not to notice if something isnt that right which by your own self will then you could really decide on whether if its good to deal with it or simply skip out.
Influencers doesnt really mind off if its ethical or not as long they would get paid then that what matter most and wont minding about their audience situation.

[lienfaye]

Influencers being bluntly paid actors that advertises casinos and encouraging gambling at its finest is one thing, but using elements that could impact the minors and innocents is another level. But then how can we do something that would restrict companies and influencers from using such, because we all know that for as long as its effective and they are gains on it, they will continue to do so. Maybe we could try calling out those influencers and casinos, collectively, to get their attention and also bring public’s eyes onto them and their actions.

I doubt if they even noticed anyone trying to explain it to them. After all, they themselves invented this method of marketing. I think marketing teams are opening champagne celebrating the success of their idea. As long as it is not regulated by law, they will never give up on it.

Give up? They can never give up because they are making consistent project from it and I know in the next five to ten years coming, they will be crazy influencers who will be ready to do anything for money, even to tell us that res is white even when it's obvious. This is why the internet is their we enquires about anything we are looking for.

Everything could be seen on net thats why we should really sharpen out out common sense and awareness around on what happening in our surrounding or into those things that we are watching.We arent
that dumb on not to notice if something isnt that right which by your own self will then you could really decide on whether if its good to deal with it or simply skip out.
Influencers doesnt really mind off if its ethical or not as long they would get paid then that what matter most and wont minding about their audience situation.

Thats true. The influencers are after money, so as long as they can gain from what they advertise (regardless if its true or not) then they are more willing to do it. Thats why its up to us whether to believe these strategies to convince the viewers. Its not only for casino, the same goes for products we see on tv, we dont know if its effective or legit but because of the advertisement and popular personality who advertise it, some people are patronizing and one reason is they idolize the advertiser and thinking they really use it.