Top 50 gambling Instagram & TikTok accounts

[Bayan_D40]

I have compiled the top 50 influencers on Instagram and TikTok. And I have included influencers who create videos on various topics, ranging from entertainment to sports. They may not gamble, but they promote gambling,

idx	Name	Platform	Followers
1	barstoolsports	TikTok	27 300 000
5	egorkreed	TikTok	12 500 000

You just made me waste my data watching more than 10 videos each on the 2 tiktok accounts you provided above and yet couldn't find a single gambling related video. Because to me, in as much as a channel do not create a gambling related contents but only promote gambling for earning sake, I don't think such is qualified to be classified as a gambling channel even though it has a hundred or million followers.
However, I just made my personal research and I think the only tiktok accounts that can be classified under gambling are these 2 given below, as they offer rich & valuable gambling related contents.

idx	Name	Platform	Followers
1	barstoolgambling	TikTok	590,300
2	Betr	TikTok	526,000

I can't correct the title, but I have added a note stating that it was clickbait and I should have been more precise in the description. Thank you for noticing

[ethereumhunter]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

[arwin100]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

Those influencer can earn thru views and also they can earn on referrals so don't get surprise for those influencer to be more eager to make their community big because this is how they earn. I also forgot that they can earn by donations so expect that they always share good things and avoid posting negatives since it can ruin their career or maybe their other recruits will doubt on them because they became suspicious on their intentions.

[paxmao]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

Those influencer can earn thru views and also they can earn on referrals so don't get surprise for those influencer to be more eager to make their community big because this is how they earn. I also forgot that they can earn by donations so expect that they always share good things and avoid posting negatives since it can ruin their career or maybe their other recruits will doubt on them because they became suspicious on their intentions.

I guess that's the influencer's dilemma. If you want to earn, you need to grow your community and also propose good products that make sense. If you start promoting crap, people unfollow. I think that is precisely what people are looking for, someone who has an stake on actually being right in their appraisals. My guess is that really big celebrities actually care LESS than mid-rankers.

[noormcs5]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

Those influencer can earn thru views and also they can earn on referrals so don't get surprise for those influencer to be more eager to make their community big because this is how they earn. I also forgot that they can earn by donations so expect that they always share good things and avoid posting negatives since it can ruin their career or maybe their other recruits will doubt on them because they became suspicious on their intentions.

I guess that's the influencer's dilemma. If you want to earn, you need to grow your community and also propose good products that make sense. If you start promoting crap, people unfollow. I think that is precisely what people are looking for, someone who has an stake on actually being right in their appraisals. My guess is that really big celebrities actually care LESS than mid-rankers.

Famous celebrities and influencer's are different and we should not compare between the two. When it comes to celebrity's, they will charge you a lot for promotion of your product, ad or gambling site. Also we cannot become celebrities ourself.

On the other hand, influencer's can also help in promotion of the site however they may charge way less than the celebrities.
Also, if you to have presence on social media platforms, you can try and become an influencer yourself too. All you need is a community and community will come to you automatically if you offer a good service or education on social media.

[Negotiation]

It is true that if you provide a good service or education on social media about gambling then this credibility will increase. Social media influencers who rely on publishers for their content may earn more for a few months, but at the expense of fans and engagement, and ultimately because of their ongoing ability to generate more value, they also try to outdo themselves. Influencers usually grow their audience and increase audience engagement. This increases their value to partners willing to pay for audience access social media promotion is very good for them as they can improve the skills with which they can improve their site easily.

[Cling18]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

Those influencer can earn thru views and also they can earn on referrals so don't get surprise for those influencer to be more eager to make their community big because this is how they earn. I also forgot that they can earn by donations so expect that they always share good things and avoid posting negatives since it can ruin their career or maybe their other recruits will doubt on them because they became suspicious on their intentions.

I guess that's the influencer's dilemma. If you want to earn, you need to grow your community and also propose good products that make sense. If you start promoting crap, people unfollow. I think that is precisely what people are looking for, someone who has an stake on actually being right in their appraisals. My guess is that really big celebrities actually care LESS than mid-rankers.

Famous celebrities and influencer's are different and we should not compare between the two. When it comes to celebrity's, they will charge you a lot for promotion of your product, ad or gambling site. Also we cannot become celebrities ourself.

On the other hand, influencer's can also help in promotion of the site however they may charge way less than the celebrities.
Also, if you to have presence on social media platforms, you can try and become an influencer yourself too. All you need is a community and community will come to you automatically if you offer a good service or education on social media.

There are now lots of new strategies for influencers to grow their social media accounts and gain more followers. They can easily hire social media experts to help them gain more followers but that doesn't increase their credibility when it comes to the reliable services or legit promotions that they provide. The number of followers nowadays could easily be faked so it is hard to rely on that but rather on the reputation that these influencers have established.
Famous celebrities on the other hand can easily reach out to their viewers to gain followers so growing their community isn't as hard as ordinary people. They can ask for support based on the number of their fans and supporters so they can easily earn better when it comes to referral programs since they already know how to gain the trust of their followers.
There are actually underrated influencers nowadays that provide reliable and informative contents. As for me, it is better to rely on the content rather than the number of followers.

[ethereumhunter]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Or maybe these influencer followers just want to know how to get people to join to earn commissions. There are many reasons for these influencer followers to follow them on their social media and it's true, not all of them are gambling because maybe they want to make friends and support each other in creating content. And the number of their followers can indeed be very large and this is what we have to find out how they can have that many followers. Maybe if we can have it, we can spread something useful to them.

Those influencer can earn thru views and also they can earn on referrals so don't get surprise for those influencer to be more eager to make their community big because this is how they earn. I also forgot that they can earn by donations so expect that they always share good things and avoid posting negatives since it can ruin their career or maybe their other recruits will doubt on them because they became suspicious on their intentions.

That makes many people want to become influencers because they see many influencers who have succeeded in becoming influencers and can earn income. But most influencers are still in the learning stage and looking for experience in creating content that attracts many people; on average, they create content about tutorials. And those influencers who already have a lot of followers get a lot of income from viewing their videos and also, sometimes, they share referral threads so that it will be an additional income for them if someone joins under them.

[jostorres]

Famous celebrities and influencer's are different and we should not compare between the two. When it comes to celebrity's, they will charge you a lot for promotion of your product, ad or gambling site. Also we cannot become celebrities ourself.

On the other hand, influencer's can also help in promotion of the site however they may charge way less than the celebrities.
Also, if you to have presence on social media platforms, you can try and become an influencer yourself too. All you need is a community and community will come to you automatically if you offer a good service or education on social media.

Well, it is not always the same, some influencers manage to become more famous and popular than some celebrities and they charge a lot of money even for a 10-second Instagram story, they get a lot of fans and followers and actually have some influence around the community, most of such influencers are gamers and because gaming industry keeps growing over time, these influencers manage to get more fame as well.

And, I don't think it's as easy as you say to become an influencer, if anyone could become an influences, I'm sure everyone would try it because there is a lot of money that can be earned as an influencer if you know how to do and manage things.

[Bayan_D40]

crazy numbers... did we know if these are "all" real followers? How many bots/fakes/etc are there?

I don't use any of these social networks so they all accounts listed above by OP sound like complete strangers to me.

I think that as a gambling-themed influencer, It should be also mentioned Drake. His posts about his (crazy) bets on Stakes are very famous ... ok they are sponsored posts, ok it's not his main activity ( ) but if I know him, I guess he's really famous in this activity and probably deserve a place on this list...

These numbers do not reflect the actual number of real followers. The collection of information includes only the visual aspect, that is, it describes the number of subscribers specified in the profiles.

[DoublerHunter]

crazy numbers... did we know if these are "all" real followers? How many bots/fakes/etc are there?

I don't use any of these social networks so they all accounts listed above by OP sound like complete strangers to me.

I think that as a gambling-themed influencer, It should be also mentioned Drake. His posts about his (crazy) bets on Stakes are very famous ... ok they are sponsored posts, ok it's not his main activity ( ) but if I know him, I guess he's really famous in this activity and probably deserve a place on this list...

These numbers do not reflect the actual number of real followers. The collection of information includes only the visual aspect, that is, it describes the number of subscribers specified in the profiles.

^That is a crazy number of followers, you posted this on June 6 and now, I tried to check the Tiktok account of Barstool Sport on the top it's 27.3 million but now it's 29.3 million, how come that fast it has grown to 2 million in just 6 days.
As I see, influencers did not focus only on gambling and probably they actually gamble but for video content only for their vlogs.
However, that is a great list that you had. I only have a TikTok account than Instagram, let me see who are those on your list and if they are really interesting to follow.

[Bayan_D40]

crazy numbers... did we know if these are "all" real followers? How many bots/fakes/etc are there?

I don't use any of these social networks so they all accounts listed above by OP sound like complete strangers to me.

I think that as a gambling-themed influencer, It should be also mentioned Drake. His posts about his (crazy) bets on Stakes are very famous ... ok they are sponsored posts, ok it's not his main activity ( ) but if I know him, I guess he's really famous in this activity and probably deserve a place on this list...

These numbers do not reflect the actual number of real followers. The collection of information includes only the visual aspect, that is, it describes the number of subscribers specified in the profiles.

^That is a crazy number of followers, you posted this on June 6 and now, I tried to check the Tiktok account of Barstool Sport on the top it's 27.3 million but now it's 29.3 million, how come that fast it has grown to 2 million in just 6 days.
As I see, influencers did not focus only on gambling and probably they actually gamble but for video content only for their vlogs.
However, that is a great list that you had. I only have a TikTok account than Instagram, let me see who are those on your list and if they are really interesting to follow.

These numbers reflect the amount of subscribers not as of June 6, the data was collected earlier. I only relied on the content of the datasets.

As for the content, as I wrote in the post, these accounts are not completely dedicated to gambling, these are profiles where gambling can advertise.

[piebeyb]

It is true that if you provide a good service or education on social media about gambling then this credibility will increase. Social media influencers who rely on publishers for their content may earn more for a few months, but at the expense of fans and engagement, and ultimately because of their ongoing ability to generate more value, they also try to outdo themselves. Influencers usually grow their audience and increase audience engagement. This increases their value to partners willing to pay for audience access social media promotion is very good for them as they can improve the skills with which they can improve their site easily.

Yes, that's right, so it's not just spreading links or banners on social media accounts, there must be content such as video or live directly for education to guide followers who see them to play gambling properly to increase interaction as well as the audience playing gambling, sometimes what I see and encounter is There are many places where people who are paid by gambling sites spread spam links in the comments column on social media such as Instagram or other places and that is clearly a dirty promotion method.

I think education is also important, for example for influencers as well to prevent gamblers from becoming heavy addicts so that they play can control themselves while gambling and not exceed their limits, that is the important role of influencers who have many followers, especially social media that promotes gambling on Instagram or on tik tok.

[fullhdpixel]

These numbers reflect the amount of subscribers not as of June 6, the data was collected earlier. I only relied on the content of the datasets.

As for the content, as I wrote in the post, these accounts are not completely dedicated to gambling, these are profiles where gambling can advertise.

Most content creators don't always focus on one thing especially if they are not on YouTube because only YouTube content creators tend to stick to a single genre of content because they have an audience that like only that sort of content and that is probably the reason why they've subscribed to him, but when it comes to other platforms such as TikTok and any other, content creators on such platforms tend to do all sorts of things.

They usually do this so that they can attract all sorts of brands towards their accounts and get endorsements from them and earn money because if they are focusing on one genre, marketers from other genres wouldn't choose them to advertise their platforms or services.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

I have compiled the top 50 influencers on Instagram and TikTok. And I have included influencers who create videos on various topics, ranging from entertainment to sports. They may not gamble, but they promote gambling,

idx	Name	Platform	Followers
1	barstoolsports	TikTok	27 300 000
5	egorkreed	TikTok	12 500 000

You just made me waste my data watching more than 10 videos each on the 2 tiktok accounts you provided above and yet couldn't find a single gambling related video. Because to me, in as much as a channel do not create a gambling related contents but only promote gambling for earning sake, I don't think such is qualified to be classified as a gambling channel even though it has a hundred or million followers.
However, I just made my personal research and I think the only tiktok accounts that can be classified under gambling are these 2 given below, as they offer rich & valuable gambling related contents.

idx	Name	Platform	Followers
1	barstoolgambling	TikTok	590,300
2	Betr	TikTok	526,000

I can't correct the title, but I have added a note stating that it was clickbait and I should have been more precise in the description. Thank you for noticing

You can re-edit the title, but unless if you don't want to, because though the contents of the article might have been a clickbait, but I expected you to have verified it before bringing such contents on to this forum, because if a newbie happens to come across this article now, they will think those channels do have something to offer about gambling, not knowing it's contents are pure entertainment videos. So please, though "clickbait" is not against the rules on this forum, please let's try not to encourage such next time.

[Bayan_D40]

Tiktok is against promoting gambling on their platforms these accounts may be showing gambling-related videos but if they are promoting casinos openly they will get their account banned that is why we seldom see casino operators hiring Tiktokers to promote their platform, they know the risk and influencers run the risk of getting ban.
There are a lot of kinds of stuff that Tiktok do not allow on their platform and they have humans to check these ads or promotions.

TikTok is not the only platform where gambling advertisements are prohibited. However, gambling is advertised everywhere. When I mention "gambling advertising", I don't mean direct promotion like "A guy won a $100,000 jackpot, want to win the same? Play roulette, here's the link to the website." There are many ways to bypass bans and restrictions.

No one can completely ban gambling advertising. As long as social media bring traffic, casinos, bookmakers, and others will buy advertisements. Marketers use not only influencer marketing, but also purchase contextual and targeted advertising. From this perspective, gambling advertising is important to the social media platforms themselves. Why? Because gambling advertising is one of the most expensive per click. As a result, advertisers get traffic, platforms where this advertising is shown get a percentage of each click, and everyone else gets information.

[famososMuertos]

Top 50 Instagram and TikTok accounts that are suitable for gambling advertising

... They may not gamble, but they promote gambling, and the audience here is positive about such advertising.
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Oh! so, they mean they don't bet, lol

Look, I added five guys here from the forum, some are the best guys I know who bet and give good related posts, I not only consider them people who know.

Then, I even though I don't know them in person, his words/post in a general concept make them integral individuals, which is what an influencer should be, not only to show that he is an individual who bets but a coherent type in the sense of an integral life.

Take a walk around the forum and you will find these guys, they are out there, they is make replys to Topic/post.

[leonair]

All these tiktok and instagram accounts work as influencers and they take money for that so the sites they promote are not fully trusted because they never gamble on them they only promote them for money. these may be necessary for the gambling platform because they can promote their site there but it is not right for any gambler to choose these tiktok and instagram accounts as source of gambling site.  Because they can have high risk.

[Bayan_D40]

     -   Maybe not all of those influencers' followers follow them on the gambling advertisements they promote on the social media platform. Because we know that most of their followers only support them with the content they make on any social media platform like Instagram or Twitter.

And if anyone follows them, these followers are also gamblers for sure. But in fairness to these influencers, the number of their followers is actually staggering.

Even if people follow influencers for other reasons, they tend to use the products and services they promote because followers trust them. I think that's the essence of influencer marketing. Influencers influence people's choices, and brands that are promoted by influencers benefit from this influence. That's why we can see various advertisements from clothing stores to gambling from an influencer who creates, for example lifestyle content

[Porfirii]

The best influencer for me are those reviewers because they can tell the whole story and they are knowledgeable about casinos and games, compared to Instagram and Tiktok which only posted clips, short videos, and images these influencers are not what you called experts in the field of the gambling industry, they are making money promoting platforms that pay them to post, I am not a follower of any of these gambling Tiktokers they are for entertainment purposes only not serious reviewers.

The same happens with cryptocurrencies in general: the information you can get from most "influencers" will never be enough to make informed decisions, because it will be partial and biased. And that's why I find this forum a blessing, because you can see here the whole story, as you said, not only in the case of Bitcoin which is the main topic here, but in the case of gambling also. Because, while some shitposters will keep spamming here, like everywhere else, many veteran members wouldn't even consider giving a dishonest opinion.