Sponsored Money (Twitch/Youtuber)

[KennyXBTC]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?


Feedback : was hoping that for website like Stake actually do show that the streamer is playing with 'Sponsored' Money / own money , as sometime it quite confusing people was rolling 1k++ per spin or purchasing 50k bonus buy .

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[ryzaadit]

Simple mate!

A few streamers sometimes included "Sponsor Money" on his video, example like "Juicy" on youtube he always put sponsor money on the description video. If you looking for some nice clips from a real users without sponsor money, try to subscribe or follow "CASINO Ground" and just watch "Community Clips Win".

In Casino Ground, they accepted some user wining to be included on some video complication for the highest winning. Is hard to track sponsor money, because not all of them give some information they using sponsor money

[KTChampions]

I don't think there is such a list somewhere, since usually these are individual offers for streamers and their conditions depend on many parameters, such as their popularity in a certain audience segment. Therefore, if such a list exists, it changes rapidly. What information would you like to extract if you had such a list?

[Kong Hey Pakboy]

I don't think that not a lot of people in this forum are keeping track of this streamers that has a gambling website sponsorship. Plus, it's easy to look for though, you can see them easily because some of them have the site with their referral code in it so it's not really hard to look for one.

[AicecreaME]

I don't see any point on looking one. I meant, what's so confusing if people are rolling a huge amount of money in gambling? if they are streamers or YouTubers, even without sponsors money from a gambling site, surely they can afford to gamble at such phase if they are really gamblers, simple as that.

But most of the videos that shows what you wanted to see are not really "sponsored". What I mean is he gambling site will no totally gives the whole money to the YouTuber who promotes them but only some of it.

[Wexnident]

Twitch recently had a change in their rules and regulations right? They became stricter iirc and you can't exactly directly put the site or referral codes anymore in their description iirc. Not exactly sure how the stream itself goes, if gambling itself is allowed or heck, even sponsored streams. If they were, they should have one at the side or if it's a clip, it should appear that it was sponsored by xxx site at the start, otherwise, it's just them promoting their own code or something. A list isn't exactly easy to find, but the best bet would be to look for streamers/youtubers that actively stream gambling or something most of the time.

[ralle14]

What information would you like to extract if you had such a list?

I also want to ask the same thing but you beat me to it. After watching so many streamers, i'd eventually care less about the different bet amounts.

In Casino Ground, they accepted some user wining to be included on some video complication for the highest winning. Is hard to track sponsor money, because not all of them give some information they using sponsor money

This. Even if some streamers aren't sponsored it's hard to take their word for it so might as well assume it's sponsored.

Twitch recently had a change in their rules and regulations right? They became stricter iirc and you can't exactly directly put the site or referral codes anymore in their description iirc. Not exactly sure how the stream itself goes, if gambling itself is allowed or heck, even sponsored streams

From what i've seen gambling streams on twitch is still the same minus the referral commands and codes.

[blockman]

I have not found any list that contains that content but if you go through gambling streamers on Twitch or elsewhere, you can basically find it out as they got banners, descriptions, and links on their posts. As well as those video content makers, they're including it on their descriptions and if it's on YT, it's visible that the content is sponsored and that's how you find them. But knowing where to start, it's going to depend on you, the internet is wide and you can use every single keyword that you can think of.

[Sanugarid]

I have not found any list that contains that content but if you go through gambling streamers on Twitch or elsewhere, you can basically find it out as they got banners, descriptions, and links on their posts. As well as those video content makers, they're including it on their descriptions and if it's on YT, it's visible that the content is sponsored and that's how you find them. But knowing where to start, it's going to depend on you, the internet is wide and you can use every single keyword that you can think of.

This is what OP should've done in the first place because it's the most reasonable way and easy way plus, OP can easily filter out the unsponsored streamers by crypto gambling website. I didn't know though that Twitch has a gambling section because most filters are just for specific games is what I see.

[fiulpro]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?


Feedback : was hoping that for website like Stake actually do show that the streamer is playing with 'Sponsored' Money / own money , as sometime it quite confusing people was rolling 1k++ per spin or purchasing 50k bonus buy .

Even if there is a list like that somewhere, what are the chances of it being true ?

If you do say that the whole video is sponsored then you have to understand the fact that they will try to hide it as much as they can, which might mean we can never trust anyone regarding anything of that sort.

What we can do right now is, see small channels on YouTube and other sites and from there you can very easily sort out, which things are sponsored and which are not, most people will loose a lot and it would be natural 😂in contrast to these people winning ten folds.

[danherbias07]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?


Feedback : was hoping that for website like Stake actually do show that the streamer is playing with 'Sponsored' Money / own money , as sometime it quite confusing people was rolling 1k++ per spin or purchasing 50k bonus buy .

Will it still be fun to watch if at the back of your mind you know the gambling site is just sponsoring their bets? They won't even need to act happy when they win or sad when they lose. They will just look stupid by doing that if in their screen it's already showed they are betting sponsored money/unreal.
About the list, I don't think this is the right forum for that. Stake.com has a forum too and you want to check there or create a thread in their support to give you a hint which players they are funding for that type of advertisement.
Just curious, why do you want to know? Is it to avoid them?

[ryzaadit]

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Because some people are want to watch they're actually betting with real money, to get the same experience while you are losing the same as the audience.

@OP, If you want to watch some streamer with reasonable balance. Maybe you can try to watch "Let'sGiveItsSpin" this streamer always started to balance around 1000-2000 Euro. Sometimes take a bonus deposit wagering! a long time ago he show the audience he withdraws and deposit by skrill but get attempted brute force.

[izsara]

The streamer also needs to qualify as one of the promoters at the casino he wants to include in the video. If you have popularity and a loyal following in every session, bet immediately and gain influence after. may be a reference for the casino to be able to work with streamers who take advantage of the content on their YouTube channel.

[Silberman]

In Casino Ground, they accepted some user wining to be included on some video complication for the highest winning. Is hard to track sponsor money, because not all of them give some information they using sponsor money

This. Even if some streamers aren't sponsored it's hard to take their word for it so might as well assume it's sponsored.

And this is the main problem with reviews, in an ideal world people would give reviews based on their own experiences with the product and service that they're using, however we know that companies see this and see a way to advertise themselves and this is really problematic because how can we be sure that the review is fair if the person that is making the review is actually being paid for it and it was given free money in order to test that website? And the truth is we don't know and as such it is difficult to trust in those reviews.

[AhmadM]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?

I think it's kinda easy to identify in case the streamers using sponsored money or their own money, particularly on the youtube platform since they usually reveal this matter to the viewer inside the video or video's description. Such as "Kuang", he often reveals the source of his gambling funds in the early of each video.

[dustboy]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?

I think it's kinda easy to identify in case the streamers using sponsored money or their own money, particularly on the youtube platform since they usually reveal this matter to the viewer inside the video or video's description. Such as "Kuang", he often reveals the source of his gambling funds in the early of each video.

It is not that easy, we do not know the fact because some streamers may not tell you the fact about the money. Even if the streamers tell me the source of their gambling funds, I would not trust it easily.

Overall, I do not really care where the money comes from because I take those streamers as entertainer only. It is fun to watch people win big on gambling regardless they use sponsored money or their own money.

[finaleshot2016]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?

I think it's kinda easy to identify in case the streamers using sponsored money or their own money, particularly on the youtube platform since they usually reveal this matter to the viewer inside the video or video's description. Such as "Kuang", he often reveals the source of his gambling funds in the early of each video.

It is not that easy, we do not know the fact because some streamers may not tell you the fact about the money. Even if the streamers tell me the source of their gambling funds, I would not trust it easily.

Overall, I do not really care where the money comes from because I take those streamers as entertainer only. It is fun to watch people win big on gambling regardless they use sponsored money or their own money.

Sponsored streamers don't always reveal where their money comes from, and I'm sure they make a lot of money through sponsorship.

Yeah, it's not simple to tell who's using their own money or the money of sponsors, and it doesn't matter because what counts to us is how beneficial the platform where they play is, and, of course, their reputation.

Entertainers/streamers will do everything on their power to get more money, will lie if they can since it's their job.

[AhmadM]

Do you have the list that which twitch/youtuber are sponsored by certain gambling website ?

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It is not that easy, we do not know the fact because some streamers may not tell you the fact about the money. Even if the streamers tell me the source of their gambling funds, I would not trust it easily.

Overall, I do not really care where the money comes from because I take those streamers as entertainer only. It is fun to watch people win big on gambling regardless they use sponsored money or their own money.

Sponsored streamers don't always reveal where their money comes from, and I'm sure they make a lot of money through sponsorship.

Yeah, it's not simple to tell who's using their own money or the money of sponsors, and it doesn't matter because what counts to us is how beneficial the platform where they play is, and, of course, their reputation.

Entertainers/streamers will do everything on their power to get more money, will lie if they can since it's their job.

Yeah, there's a chance that some of them would be lying about the source of their funds.
In case you couldn't take the streamer's words then just assume the funds are sponsored, treat what the streamer did as merely entertainment, and do your gambling habit as usual. I think people are not that so fool until would follow everything that streamers did.