Top 40 Twitch accounts for gambling advertising

[Bayan_D40]

Gambling faces limitations, so marketers are exploring new ways to promote. Social media have become one of the methods. I have already written about the top 50 Instagram & TikTok accounts for gambling advertising. But gambling is strictly regulated on these platforms. Therefore, Twitch may be a more suitable platform.

Twitch allowed streamers to share referral codes and links without restrictions for a period. Today, it is prohibited to stream sites that include slots, roulette, or dice games and aren’t licensed either in the U.S. or in other jurisdictions. But following the rules, influencers can stream various gambling sites on Twitch.

We have collected 2,505 Twitch channels related to gambling and I make the top 40 of them sorted by the number of hours watched.

idx	Name	Followers	Language	Hours Watched	Top category by HW
1	CasinoDaddy	183,033	English	707,391	Slots (99,7%)
2	SlotsMarko	32,000	English	600,621	Slots (100%)
3	SkipNhO	1,250,000	Portuguese	535,614	Virtual Casino (81%)
4	PokerStars	327,000	English	512,140	Poker (100%)
5	rachaxp7	199,000	Portuguese	382,578	Virtual Casino (79%)
6	STANISLAW89	128,000	Russian	335,639	Virtual Casino (94%)
7	ilGabbrone	545,000	Italian	320,153	Virtual Casino (89%)
8	ZLOYn	857,000	Russian	307,565	Virtual Casino (56%)
9	Andypsx	94,000	Spanish	238,293	Slots (100%)
10	egorkreed	1,160,000	Russian	233,181	Virtual Casino (70%)
11	k4t4n4	172,000	Russian	226,723	Virtual Casino (36%)
12	Slotshub	25,259	Greek	221,803	Slots (100%)
13	ROSHTEIN	1,070,000	English	218,262	Slots (100%)
14	RobbinLud	10,000	Russian	208,070	Virtual Casino (100%)
15	KhovanskyToday	105,000	Russian	199,053	Virtual Casino (53%)
16	PokerStarsEspanol	57,000	Spanish	196,284	Poker (100%)
17	Casino_Squad	68,000	Italian	194,948	Virtual Casino (100%)
18	TritonPoker	75,141	English	174,478	Poker (100%)
19	aussieslots	50,000	English	164,755	Slots (100%)
20	yuuri22	106,000	Portuguese	154,733	Virtual Casino (51%)
21	PokerStars247	173,113	English	148,791	Poker (100%)
22	symbiolive	131,922	Portuguese	138,976	Slots (58,9%)
23	Kosteze	111,000	Russian	138,509	Virtual Casino (72%)
24	SemaKingg	16,000	Russian	127,934	Virtual Casino (99%)
25	SpinlifeTV	86,000	English	125,964	Slots (100%)
26	SEINTYS	128,000	Russian	118,056	Virtual Casino (38%)
27	cellinrj	308,000	Portuguese	117,266	Virtual Casino (60%)
28	Eskhato	94,000	Russian	116,558	Virtual Casino (100%)
29	PokerStarsFrance	46,000	French	113,107	Poker (100%)
30	ADM1TR1POW	277,393	Russian	106,738	Slots (45,6%)
31	fnxLNTC	650,000	Portuguese	104,120	Virtual Casino (95%)
32	topbonusio	42,000	Spanish	103,057	Slots (100%)
33	FEDOSIK_ZANOSIK	15,309	Ukrainian	101,069	Virtual Casino (100%)
34	B4W1N	23,160	Russian	95,773	Virtual Casino (100%)
35	GALINEOS	18,000	Polish	95,302	Slots (100%)
36	Bonusheroes	15,887	German	90,417	Slots (100%)
37	DiNIceTea	117,000	Russian	89,526	Virtual Casino (46%)
38	nokainlive	68,000	Portuguese	89,102	Virtual Casino (100%)
39	SLOTAKIAS	24,000	Greek	88,981	Slots (100%)
40	ProdigyDDK	172,000	English	87,051	Slots (92%)

The information in the above top is relevant at the time of data collection. The Demo_Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023 includes the number of peak viewers, average viewers, hour watched per day, active days, and etc.

More and more businesses are turning to influencers, considering their vast audience and impact. The effectiveness of influencer advertising can be attributed to the strong bond between influencers and followers. When influencers recommend or review products, viewers perceive their opinions as highly reliable, surpassing the credibility of traditional advertising methods. Influencers offer a unique advantage in terms of targeting, allowing advertisers to concentrate on specific target audiences. That's why we have compiled 2,505 streamers into a single list - Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023, which served as the basis for this top. Considering the restrictions faced by gambling, influencer marketing on Twitch can become effective and allows companies to achieve more quality results.

[swogerino]

I think from the list here my favorite is Roshtein,they say a lot of different things,that he is paid by casino sites and that the balance is not real money from him as no crazy person on earth can spend 100.000 dollars in just a few spins and this guy does this several times,for me this is not important,what is important is that anytime I feel down or I need extra motivation before starting my gambling session I immediately go and check his videos,on Twitch but I even am happy with recorded videos on Youtube most of the times so to me these guys are pure inspiration before starting gambling.

So good job OP for collecting such things and making easier for people to find these guys.

[illmatic010101]

Interesting how much they make per casino, or how much of the winnings % stays in the streamers balance.

[Sim_card]

Influencers have taken over the advertisement job from the companies because those casinos knows that these influencers have followers who easily believe what they say and dances to their tunes. As long as it is gambling,I don't think that most of these influencers do gamble the way that they put it to their followers. As a follower,if you get yourself carried away by these influencers and believe in their words,you might end up in great loss,because gambling is a game of luck and how can you know your lucky day. Enjoy the fun I'm gambling by paying for your entertainment and don't think that any entertainment is free.

[bettercrypto]

Honestly, I don't know any of them, but here in our country there are many well-known influencers who promote casino gambling online on Facebook and Youtube apps. They have millions of followers and they have a lot of fans too.

They even have a magic word when they promote a gambling site online which is the word "this is the legit link in the description, you are sure not to lose, instead you will always win" so they are encouraged a lot and those who lose are poor.

But anyway thanks for this information

[Helena Yu]

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Twitch has a rule to prohibit their streamers to stream gambling, I don't see any reason why anyone should know the top streamers who're stream gambling. Twitch isn't supporting them, so everyone who support those streamers are definitely don't care about terms of service, maybe this is why most people always complaint about KYC when they want to withdraw.

[Cantsay]

The last thread you created for TikTok and Instagram influencers that promote gambling activities wasn't that helpful, to be sincere I doubt anyone ever went tback to those accounts because after checking a few of them and discovering that they weren't allowed to directly promote them due to some regulations.

I have a feeling that this will turn out to be the same as the previous threads, my reply is based on personal reasons others might find the thread helpful most especially those that frequent twitch. If it turns out that they can freely promote gambling activities without having to violate any regulations, then it's okay.

[rhomelmabini]

Not into Twitch but I think some of these livestreamers are sharing their videos on YouTube so I partly know one or two of them but mostly they are so new to me. Well, thanks for the list though. I think if TikTok will allow gambling on their platform it will have more reach compare to twitter, people nowadays tend to just love these short videos as long as they are informative and catching.

[ultrloa]

Interesting list to follow although I don't know majority of them and only familiar with few name in a list but atleast its good to know thag there are so many streamers to follow. So let see if they add up some good context and truly can entertain their watchers.
Since if they are just the same with the other influencers who are just into hype just to promote their casino their supporting then maybe its just a waste of time to watch them.

[Yatsan]

Interesting how much they make per casino, or how much of the winnings % stays in the streamers balance.

I doubt with the winning's percentage. They are more likely paid through an offer alone. What they do is to just boost a platform's popularity and not with its creation. But that amount would be more likely huge even if it is not on percentage.

Interesting list to follow although I don't know majority of them and only familiar with few name in a list but atleast its good to know thag there are so many streamers to follow. So let see if they add up some good context and truly can entertain their watchers.
Since if they are just the same with the other influencers who are just into hype just to promote their casino their supporting then maybe its just a waste of time to watch them.

They're basically doing it for money and that won't be surprising to know that they are just doing their job and not really gambling with initiative. I do know some as well but I only watch them whenever they are playing games on my interest to atleast give me an insight whether to actually try the game or to avoid it. They're somewhat informative on my end but there are just influencers who are not making any sense at all.

Gambling advertisement is quite on a "loose" nowadays. Whether it is a bad thing or not, most of the influencers won't mind knowing the answers.

[seoincorporation]

That's a nice list, but there are 2 streamers who have a lot of followers and I don't see them on the list, and those users are Xposed and AdinRoss. And I think they are not in the list because they stream now under kick, but that platform is growing up fast to the point that will be soon the main streamers' platform for gambling.

I don't know if those guys only made deals with stake or if we can pay them to promote other sites, but what I know is how those guys have a big affiliates farm that pays some serious money.

[bittraffic]

Twitch had already changed its policy regarding the influencers who features casino all the time on their videos. It was all over the news when they already prohibit gambling-related content, I'm not sure if the list will be helpful for companies, but most likely their twitter accounts are named the same which companies can still contact them for promotion.

Influencers need another video-sharing site that gives them more freedom, there are tons of them but the audience are often just on youtube.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Twitch had already changed its policy regarding the influencers who features casino all the time on their videos. It was all over the news when they already prohibit gambling-related content, I'm not sure if the list will be helpful for companies, but most likely their twitter accounts are named the same which companies can still contact them for promotion.

Influencers need another video-sharing site that gives them more freedom, there are tons of them but the audience are often just on youtube.

You are right, and I am also surprised to see this topic here again, when it was all over the internet last year, that twitch was going to prohibit streamers who promote gambling casinos, this prohibition was scheduled for a date which is far passed, so upon seeing topic, I wondered if they later changed their mind concerning the ban, turns out it's op who didnt do a good research before starting this thread.

[Fortify]

Gambling faces limitations, so marketers are exploring new ways to promote. Social media have become one of the methods. I have already written about the top 50 Instagram & TikTok accounts for gambling advertising. But gambling is strictly regulated on these platforms. Therefore, Twitch may be a more suitable platform.

Twitch allowed streamers to share referral codes and links without restrictions for a period. Today, it is prohibited to stream sites that include slots, roulette, or dice games and aren’t licensed either in the U.S. or in other jurisdictions. But following the rules, influencers can stream various gambling sites on Twitch.

We have collected 2,505 Twitch channels related to gambling and I make the top 40 of them sorted by the number of hours watched.

The information in the above top is relevant at the time of data collection. The Demo_Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023 includes the number of peak viewers, average viewers, hour watched per day, active days, and etc.

More and more businesses are turning to influencers, considering their vast audience and impact. The effectiveness of influencer advertising can be attributed to the strong bond between influencers and followers. When influencers recommend or review products, viewers perceive their opinions as highly reliable, surpassing the credibility of traditional advertising methods. Influencers offer a unique advantage in terms of targeting, allowing advertisers to concentrate on specific target audiences. That's why we have compiled 2,505 streamers into a single list - Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023, which served as the basis for this top. Considering the restrictions faced by gambling, influencer marketing on Twitch can become effective and allows companies to achieve more quality results.

It is fascinating to see the amount of time that people have collectively spent watching these streamers and a very interesting list that you've put together. It just goes to show how many people out there are watching this sort of content and being influenced by these streamers on a long time scale. Many of them will have sponsors, both officially disclosed and those that they partner with in secret, who might be distorting the actual win return rate of the sites they're playing on. It's very dangerous following these sort of people because they can often manipulate viewers into believing that it's possible to win long term, unless you're playing poker or clear about the risks of the entertainment you're playing - it's better to stay away.

[Slow death]

if you could get more information such as how much money each of them earns per day, per week, per month it would be good information, it would make people have a more realistic notion of the size of the importance and influence that each of these guys have in the world of gambling and it can also serve as a source of inspiration for those people who are beginners or who also want to follow the same steps as these guys, it would also be very good if you could get information on how many referrals these guys have in every casino

no doubt that this information would be very relevant, and we also have information on how much money these guys have already earned with their referrals in each casino, many casinos partner with these channels, I don't know if this is true or not because I'm not a person who's been following Twitch so I'm not 100% sure if this is true or not, just heard about it in the past with some channels where guys kept playing and people kept saying the guy was putting money that was given by the casino to play, anyway what would be good to know and how much money casinos pay to channel owners like these

[Hispo]

if you could get more information such as how much money each of them earns per day, per week, per month it would be good information, it would make people have a more realistic notion of the size of the importance and influence that each of these guys have in the world of gambling and it can also serve as a source of inspiration for those people who are beginners or who also want to follow the same steps as these guys, it would also be very good if you could get information on how many referrals these guys have in every casino

If I recall correctly, not long ago there was a massive leak from Twitch which revealed how much money all the streamers managed to earn in the last year (by the time of the leak) or so. The top streamers of the platform of course showed numbers of millions of dollars and those secondary streamers managed to get hundreds of thousands.

So, my point is that we already know that popular streamers can manage to earn a lot of money, that is not a secret and I think it is not necessary to get specific numbers to the point of invading the financial privacy of people. Let us leave that to the IRS and whatever they need to pay taxes to.
There is much inspiration out there already, mostly negative, I am afraid.

[Porfirii]

if you could get more information such as how much money each of them earns per day, per week, per month it would be good information, it would make people have a more realistic notion of the size of the importance and influence that each of these guys have in the world of gambling and it can also serve as a source of inspiration for those people who are beginners or who also want to follow the same steps as these guys, it would also be very good if you could get information on how many referrals these guys have in every casino

If I recall correctly, not long ago there was a massive leak from Twitch which revealed how much money all the streamers managed to earn in the last year (by the time of the leak) or so. The top streamers of the platform of course showed numbers of millions of dollars and those secondary streamers managed to get hundreds of thousands.

So, my point is that we already know that popular streamers can manage to earn a lot of money, that is not a secret and I think it is not necessary to get specific numbers to the point of invading the financial privacy of people. Let us leave that to the IRS and whatever they need to pay taxes to.
There is much inspiration out there already, mostly negative, I am afraid.

Good point Hispo: one thing is disclosing an estimate on how much an hour watched is worth on average, and another one how much specific streamers earn. The latter enters the realm of personal (financial) information and, unless one wants to reveal them freely, they shouldn't be disclosed to the general public.

That kind of data leaks are a disgrace for those who believe in the importance of privacy rights, but it is undeniable that gossiping can be very tempting for many too.

[Casdinyard]

Gambling faces limitations, so marketers are exploring new ways to promote. Social media have become one of the methods. I have already written about the top 50 Instagram & TikTok accounts for gambling advertising. But gambling is strictly regulated on these platforms. Therefore, Twitch may be a more suitable platform.

Twitch allowed streamers to share referral codes and links without restrictions for a period. Today, it is prohibited to stream sites that include slots, roulette, or dice games and aren’t licensed either in the U.S. or in other jurisdictions. But following the rules, influencers can stream various gambling sites on Twitch.

We have collected 2,505 Twitch channels related to gambling and I make the top 40 of them sorted by the number of hours watched.

idx	Name	Followers	Language	Hours Watched	Top category by HW
1	CasinoDaddy	183,033	English	707,391	Slots (99,7%)
2	SlotsMarko	32,000	English	600,621	Slots (100%)
3	SkipNhO	1,250,000	Portuguese	535,614	Virtual Casino (81%)
4	PokerStars	327,000	English	512,140	Poker (100%)
5	rachaxp7	199,000	Portuguese	382,578	Virtual Casino (79%)
6	STANISLAW89	128,000	Russian	335,639	Virtual Casino (94%)
7	ilGabbrone	545,000	Italian	320,153	Virtual Casino (89%)
8	ZLOYn	857,000	Russian	307,565	Virtual Casino (56%)
9	Andypsx	94,000	Spanish	238,293	Slots (100%)
10	egorkreed	1,160,000	Russian	233,181	Virtual Casino (70%)
11	k4t4n4	172,000	Russian	226,723	Virtual Casino (36%)
12	Slotshub	25,259	Greek	221,803	Slots (100%)
13	ROSHTEIN	1,070,000	English	218,262	Slots (100%)
14	RobbinLud	10,000	Russian	208,070	Virtual Casino (100%)
15	KhovanskyToday	105,000	Russian	199,053	Virtual Casino (53%)
16	PokerStarsEspanol	57,000	Spanish	196,284	Poker (100%)
17	Casino_Squad	68,000	Italian	194,948	Virtual Casino (100%)
18	TritonPoker	75,141	English	174,478	Poker (100%)
19	aussieslots	50,000	English	164,755	Slots (100%)
20	yuuri22	106,000	Portuguese	154,733	Virtual Casino (51%)
21	PokerStars247	173,113	English	148,791	Poker (100%)
22	symbiolive	131,922	Portuguese	138,976	Slots (58,9%)
23	Kosteze	111,000	Russian	138,509	Virtual Casino (72%)
24	SemaKingg	16,000	Russian	127,934	Virtual Casino (99%)
25	SpinlifeTV	86,000	English	125,964	Slots (100%)
26	SEINTYS	128,000	Russian	118,056	Virtual Casino (38%)
27	cellinrj	308,000	Portuguese	117,266	Virtual Casino (60%)
28	Eskhato	94,000	Russian	116,558	Virtual Casino (100%)
29	PokerStarsFrance	46,000	French	113,107	Poker (100%)
30	ADM1TR1POW	277,393	Russian	106,738	Slots (45,6%)
31	fnxLNTC	650,000	Portuguese	104,120	Virtual Casino (95%)
32	topbonusio	42,000	Spanish	103,057	Slots (100%)
33	FEDOSIK_ZANOSIK	15,309	Ukrainian	101,069	Virtual Casino (100%)
34	B4W1N	23,160	Russian	95,773	Virtual Casino (100%)
35	GALINEOS	18,000	Polish	95,302	Slots (100%)
36	Bonusheroes	15,887	German	90,417	Slots (100%)
37	DiNIceTea	117,000	Russian	89,526	Virtual Casino (46%)
38	nokainlive	68,000	Portuguese	89,102	Virtual Casino (100%)
39	SLOTAKIAS	24,000	Greek	88,981	Slots (100%)
40	ProdigyDDK	172,000	English	87,051	Slots (92%)

The information in the above top is relevant at the time of data collection. The Demo_Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023 includes the number of peak viewers, average viewers, hour watched per day, active days, and etc.

More and more businesses are turning to influencers, considering their vast audience and impact. The effectiveness of influencer advertising can be attributed to the strong bond between influencers and followers. When influencers recommend or review products, viewers perceive their opinions as highly reliable, surpassing the credibility of traditional advertising methods. Influencers offer a unique advantage in terms of targeting, allowing advertisers to concentrate on specific target audiences. That's why we have compiled 2,505 streamers into a single list - Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023, which served as the basis for this top. Considering the restrictions faced by gambling, influencer marketing on Twitch can become effective and allows companies to achieve more quality results.

Haven't gone to gambling twitch since their banning of anything that's gambling-related in the platform. But it's good to know that there are still streamers out there that are able to get past the ban hammer and gamble willy-nilly in front of a large audience. Furthermore, it's not really my cup of tea since I'm an experience type of person and I'd much rather do the thing myself than watch someone do it for me. It doesn't give me the same satisfaction and enjoyment per se, so streamers from gamers to gamblers aren't really my tempo.

Only guy I watched that's remotely connected to gaming and gambling at some point in their career is Moe (Yassuo), he was a famous youtuber back then turned twitch streamer and then a gambler after severe burnout from League of Legends, he got banned unfortunately from Youtube for reasons I do not know but he's trying to go back to variety streaming which is cool I guess.

[acroman08]

Twitch had already changed its policy regarding the influencers who features casino all the time on their videos. It was all over the news when they already prohibit gambling-related content, I'm not sure if the list will be helpful for companies, but most likely their twitter accounts are named the same which companies can still contact them for promotion.

as far as I know, streamers on Twitch can still stream while gambling as long as the gambling site they are playing on is registered in the United States.

Influencers need another video-sharing site that gives them more freedom, there are tons of them but the audience are often just on youtube.

I just found this out recently, did you know Eddie from stake.com has launched their own streaming platform, it's called kick.com, I found this out because one of the youtube channels I follow mentioned a streamer from Twitch called xQc is getting a $100M contract on kick.com. if you are curious you can search on Google xQc $100m kick.com contract, you'll see articles about it.

[Wexnident]

Hasn't Twitch issued a ban on all stuff related to gambling? Or was it only applying to putting out referral codes on the stream? Can't really remember, I just know that Twitch did something to limit the influence of what streamers have to spread gambling, and that in itself is already a sign that gambling isn't really going to stay in there imo. And even if there were some aspect of gambling that was still open, I reckon it wouldn't be long before they ban it again.

if you could get more information such as how much money each of them earns per day, per week, per month it would be good information, it would make people have a more realistic notion of the size of the importance and influence that each of these guys have in the world of gambling and it can also serve as a source of inspiration for those people who are beginners or who also want to follow the same steps as these guys, it would also be very good if you could get information on how many referrals these guys have in every casino

no doubt that this information would be very relevant, and we also have information on how much money these guys have already earned with their referrals in each casino, many casinos partner with these channels, I don't know if this is true or not because I'm not a person who's been following Twitch so I'm not 100% sure if this is true or not, just heard about it in the past with some channels where guys kept playing and people kept saying the guy was putting money that was given by the casino to play, anyway what would be good to know and how much money casinos pay to channel owners like these

Twitch is outside of those partnerships so payments wouldn't really be disclosed iirc. Same with the money they get, I don't think Twitch API would reveal such a thing (if OP actually got his data from something like that). Plus, money isn't really needed anymore, just the amount of views is more than enough of a metric.

[Bayan_D40]

After successfully earn two merits by creating this thread , now you want to create a similar thread in order to earn merit, correct?

I have a lot of materials that I'd like to share, even if they are on the same topic. And a large number of merits is not my ultimate goal. Bitcointalk has an average of 1,000,000 visitors every month, and my materials will definitely resonate with them, even if it appeals to just 2 people.

Twitch has a rule to prohibit their streamers to stream gambling, I don't see any reason why anyone should know the top streamers who're stream gambling. Twitch isn't supporting them, so everyone who support those streamers are definitely don't care about terms of service, maybe this is why most people always complaint about KYC when they want to withdraw.

Twitch has not banned gambling completely. Sports betting, fantasy sports, poker, etc. can still be streamed on platform. Twitch prohibits streaming slots, roulette and other games from sites that do not have a license in the United States and other countries.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Twitch had already changed its policy regarding the influencers who features casino all the time on their videos. It was all over the news when they already prohibit gambling-related content, I'm not sure if the list will be helpful for companies, but most likely their twitter accounts are named the same which companies can still contact them for promotion.

as far as I know, streamers on Twitch can still stream while gambling as long as the gambling site they are playing on is registered in the United States.

Influencers need another video-sharing site that gives them more freedom, there are tons of them but the audience are often just on youtube.

I just found this out recently, did you know Eddie from stake.com has launched their own streaming platform, it's called kick.com, I found this out because one of the youtube channels I follow mentioned a streamer from Twitch called xQc is getting a $100M contract on kick.com. if you are curious you can search on Google xQc $100m kick.com contract, you'll see articles about it.

Actually Eddie didn't found anything KICK related. Even wikipedia is wrong about that issue. He/they just bought it and now claim they reinvented streaming.

Kick existed way beyond that, just had almost no traffic. Some week Twitch banned Eddie's account because of the gambling issue and they had to find a new place for the Saturday stream, and they used kick. That was on November 5th. According to wiki and other sites Kick was founded December 1st. 



But anyway, more and more streamers go to Kick now, because of freedom of speech and the fair payment.
They are paying huge amounts to some famous streams atm, it's actually insane!

[qwertyup23]

After successfully earn two merits by creating this thread , now you want to create a similar thread in order to earn merit, correct?

Well, I think we have to give him some props when he compiled this list. This is not only informative but it also provides data on how much viewership and traction gambling advertisements affect streaming websites. Instead of questioning his decision of creating another list, we should give him some credit for it.

Twitch has a rule to prohibit their streamers to stream gambling, I don't see any reason why anyone should know the top streamers who're stream gambling. Twitch isn't supporting them, so everyone who support those streamers are definitely don't care about terms of service, maybe this is why most people always complaint about KYC when they want to withdraw.

I think it is essential to know which streamers host gambling advertisements. There are lots of twitch streamers who conceal their true purpose and at the end, they tend to focus on gambling advertisements more. Though this is not an issue to many, there are still who are genuinely concerned by it.

[mak013]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

[Coin_trader]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Many Genz has a lot of time of to kill. Most of them spending their hours watching streams, browsing net and playing games since playing outside or socializing is not a norm anymore. Watching gambling streams is pretty entertaining if you are interested on gambling and you want to see someone winning huge jackpot prize because it give satisfaction too even if you are just a spectator.

I watch some streams and highlights too of streamers' gambling games. I admit that it can kill a lot of time by just watching especially if the streamer that you are watching is very energetic and humorous like xposed.

[GigaBit]

Influencers have taken over the advertisement job from the companies because those casinos knows that these influencers have followers who easily believe what they say and dances to their tunes. As long as it is gambling,I don't think that most of these influencers do gamble the way that they put it to their followers. As a follower,if you get yourself carried away by these influencers and believe in their words,you might end up in great loss,because gambling is a game of luck and how can you know your lucky day. Enjoy the fun I'm gambling by paying for your entertainment and don't think that any entertainment is free.

Gambling usually depends on luck. So gambling based on the words of an influencer is completely foolish. But there are some gamblers who follow those influencers. They do not want to accept the reality even after understanding it. An influencer works for money on a common gambling platform. When he is paid, he discusses the positive aspects of the site. Otherwise he would never do it. No one will be influenced if they know the real fact of the influencers contributions. Naturally your knowledge and strategy can help increase your winning ratio but it is uncertain.

[SamReomo]

To be honest I don't know any of those and I don't follow those influencers. However, I must say that those influencers might be earning a lot of affiliate revenue from the casino sites. They have huge number of followers, and almost everyone from their followers will use the referral code of the influencer they are following. The Twitch is best platform for them because they are earning from Twitch and from the casinos at the same time. I really appreciate your efforts to share the list of influencers with us because such thing can be very inspirational to know. I won't follow any of them in future for sure, but I will at least try to check few of their videos so I can better understand that how those influencers are tricking their followers.

[Casdinyard]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Sometimes you just wanna chill and hang out with your virtual friends. Watching your favorite streamer gamble and enjoy themselves/mald provides the same amount of satisfaction as if you played the game yourself. That is why streaming is a big thing nowadays and people are hooked on it watching their favorite videogame players or in this case gamblers just be human, while perhaps playing a game of poker with their own circle of friends. You don't have to understand it in order to appreciate it, and even if you don't appreciate it we enthusiasts of streaming don't really care unless you rub your self-proclaimed superiority against our faces lmao.

Let people have fun and enjoy themselves basically, streaming is a great thing, and you don't have to enjoy it, cause we do.

[Johnyz]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Most probably they are gamblers too who are looking for a tips on how to play the game properly and have the same chance of winning as well, we cannot stop them from watching those gamblers playing online to advertise a site, we know how it works. Quite curious though if these content creators really gamble with their money or its just part of their agreement with the site, hard to tell though.

[so98nn]

If the casinos are not allowed stream slots and poker then how come the above-listed casinos are able to do that? I am not sure if you guys have heard this before but Roobet was getting at the edge of every mountain in the streaming industry and Twitch might have seen it as the best streamer of all time. Yet they ended up banning the casino streams in the later times and Roobet had to take down their Friday night streaming parties. I may not be updated on that front but it seems Twitch doesn't allow the casino streams anymore so that is the reason I am asking how come the above list is valid. With over 100K followers they must be killing it when it comes to earning a share of revenue from the ads that are displayed by Twitch. We have come so far in the advertising industry, to be honest.

[ethereumhunter]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Most probably they are gamblers too who are looking for a tips on how to play the game properly and have the same chance of winning as well, we cannot stop them from watching those gamblers playing online to advertise a site, we know how it works. Quite curious though if these content creators really gamble with their money or its just part of their agreement with the site, hard to tell though.

If they were gamblers looking for tips from others, maybe they would spend more time watching and studying them. But people who don't play gambling too often will just watch it without thinking about learning it. Maybe the content creator has already partnered with the casino so they can get something other than bonuses, especially when the content creator can bring more people to the casino. Those creators really know how to use their abilities to get more followers so that when they create content, there will be lots of people watching it. And that is additional income for the content creator.

[blockman]

I remember when it was like that there's the news from Twitch that they're gonna be strict with streaming channels that have content of casinos and gambling.

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

It's entertainment to those that are watching it. Like we're into poker, we will look for live games that do play poker. Otherwise, this is pure fun to watch people get to gamble whether it's a sponsored one or not.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Social media and streaming platforms are very effective for advertising casinos. Stake has become one of the most recognizable online casinos ever since some of the biggest Twitch channels started promoting them. They have also had some well known celebrities with large followings as their brand ambassadors.

[noormcs5]

Influencers have taken over the advertisement job from the companies because those casinos knows that these influencers have followers who easily believe what they say and dances to their tunes. As long as it is gambling,I don't think that most of these influencers do gamble the way that they put it to their followers. As a follower,if you get yourself carried away by these influencers and believe in their words,you might end up in great loss,because gambling is a game of luck and how can you know your lucky day. Enjoy the fun I'm gambling by paying for your entertainment and don't think that any entertainment is free.

Gambling usually depends on luck. So gambling based on the words of an influencer is completely foolish. But there are some gamblers who follow those influencers. They do not want to accept the reality even after understanding it. An influencer works for money on a common gambling platform. When he is paid, he discusses the positive aspects of the site. Otherwise he would never do it. No one will be influenced if they know the real fact of the influencers contributions. Naturally your knowledge and strategy can help increase your winning ratio but it is uncertain.

The influencers usually promote a gambling platform and the purpose of that is pure marketing. These promotions of the gabling platform on twitch's and other social media are usually paid ones where the gambling platforms pay these influencers to speak positive about their gambling platform.

The list shared by the OP may be helpful for the gambling casino if they want to promote their business. I don't see any interest in it for the gamblers unless they like to watch these streams.

[mak013]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Many Genz has a lot of time of to kill. Most of them spending their hours watching streams, browsing net and playing games since playing outside or socializing is not a norm anymore. Watching gambling streams is pretty entertaining if you are interested on gambling and you want to see someone winning huge jackpot prize because it give satisfaction too even if you are just a spectator.

I watch some streams and highlights too of streamers' gambling games. I admit that it can kill a lot of time by just watching especially if the streamer that you are watching is very energetic and humorous like xposed.

I think that it becomes a new norm, but i don`t like it. And the same time everybody can do what he wants. So, it isn`t a problem for me, just new world with new hobbies.

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Sometimes you just wanna chill and hang out with your virtual friends. Watching your favorite streamer gamble and enjoy themselves/mald provides the same amount of satisfaction as if you played the game yourself. That is why streaming is a big thing nowadays and people are hooked on it watching their favorite videogame players or in this case gamblers just be human, while perhaps playing a game of poker with their own circle of friends. You don't have to understand it in order to appreciate it, and even if you don't appreciate it we enthusiasts of streaming don't really care unless you rub your self-proclaimed superiority against our faces lmao.

Let people have fun and enjoy themselves basically, streaming is a great thing, and you don't have to enjoy it, cause we do.

I can`t say that watching how someone plays is the same as i`ll play myself. But they can do what they want. I said that i don`t understand it and have other ways to spend free time.
Everybody can do what he want and has his opinion about something, so streamers can stream, watchers can watch and i can comment.

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Most probably they are gamblers too who are looking for a tips on how to play the game properly and have the same chance of winning as well, we cannot stop them from watching those gamblers playing online to advertise a site, we know how it works. Quite curious though if these content creators really gamble with their money or its just part of their agreement with the site, hard to tell though.

This is the only thing i can agree with. Studying and improving skills.

[Eureka_07]

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How did you calculated the percentage? That would be baseless right? I know that you got that incorrect since I watch some streamers from the list you provided. They don't only plat slots, you can sometimes spot them playing roulette, poker, plinko, and even other games. I am pertaining to those you marked as 100%.

Twitch has become more strict started months ago. I don't know but recently I can see a lot of gambling streams again, like the policy has not been imposed.

Another streaming platform where streamers moved is Kick. I believe that's another site worthy of advertising.

[goaldigger]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Most probably they are gamblers too who are looking for a tips on how to play the game properly and have the same chance of winning as well, we cannot stop them from watching those gamblers playing online to advertise a site, we know how it works. Quite curious though if these content creators really gamble with their money or its just part of their agreement with the site, hard to tell though.

This is the only thing i can agree with. Studying and improving skills.

Those are not just a spectator because you will not watch them if its not your interest, so for sure they are learning from them.
I think there are some account in Twitch who say this already that their funds is came from the site, hard to tell if they are a real gambler or they are using the money of the site. But again, your focus is to learn and you can still choose other site after watching them, so it is still your choice if you will follow their gambling strategy or just watch it.

[jostorres]

Influencers have taken over the advertisement job from the companies because those casinos knows that these influencers have followers who easily believe what they say and dances to their tunes. As long as it is gambling,I don't think that most of these influencers do gamble the way that they put it to their followers. As a follower,if you get yourself carried away by these influencers and believe in their words,you might end up in great loss,because gambling is a game of luck and how can you know your lucky day. Enjoy the fun I'm gambling by paying for your entertainment and don't think that any entertainment is free.

Influencer marketing might be more effective but it's more expensive as well, so a small scale casino can't really afford to pay a influencer with good enough followers to promote their platform and it isn't really worth paying smaller streamers since that won't make much of a difference. So advertising companies or social media platforms offering ads are good for small scale casinos and businesses since they are more suitable for their budget.

And since you mentioned about being a follower of one of the influencers, one should obviously be responsible enough not to get carried away just like watching someone else gamble and try to imitate them because that isn't possible and it might not even be real.

[davis196]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

That's the entertainment industry nowadays. Many young people don't watch TV. They watch a guy or girl doing stuff on Twitch or Youtube.
Maybe this creates some kind of artificial emotional connection. Maybe it's the chat feature on Twitch and the comment feature on Youtube, which creates a sense of interaction and giving feedback.
Anyway, OP has compiled a nice list of gambling streamers, but I don't think that this list would be useful to anyone in the gambling forum.
Maybe a bunch of crypto casino owners can use this list to find and hire some influencer to promote their casino, but I don't think that this would work, since most crypto casinos don't have a gambling license in the USA.

[mak013]

This is the only thing i can agree with. Studying and improving skills.

Those are not just a spectator because you will not watch them if its not your interest, so for sure they are learning from them.
I think there are some account in Twitch who say this already that their funds is came from the site, hard to tell if they are a real gambler or they are using the money of the site. But again, your focus is to learn and you can still choose other site after watching them, so it is still your choice if you will follow their gambling strategy or just watch it.

I don`t sure that it is so. Someone study, but lots of just watching for fun. As for me it doesn`t matter who pays for them and i don`t think that these streamers do something wrong - they got the job they like. For me the most strange thing that someone don`t want to play/gamble himself and prefers to watch the others do it.

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

That's the entertainment industry nowadays. Many young people don't watch TV. They watch a guy or girl doing stuff on Twitch or Youtube.
Maybe this creates some kind of artificial emotional connection. Maybe it's the chat feature on Twitch and the comment feature on Youtube, which creates a sense of interaction and giving feedback.
Anyway, OP has compiled a nice list of gambling streamers, but I don't think that this list would be useful to anyone in the gambling forum.
Maybe a bunch of crypto casino owners can use this list to find and hire some influencer to promote their casino, but I don't think that this would work, since most crypto casinos don't have a gambling license in the USA.

I don`t watch TV too but i`m not young i think They spend their life even not for playing but just for watching how someone plays.
The list is ok, but the situation is bad as for me. A huge quantity of people just sitting and watching analogue of TV.

[Webetcoins]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

I know there was a saying something about time and I think it goes like this: " time spent well or being enjoyed, is not a time wasted". There were really people who enjoy none sense things and we will never understand those people but for us we think our time is precious to be wasted on those things.

The same thing will also be said by those people to us. They think taking life more seriously is boring and only a waste of time. You can say that there is nothing wrong in the side of the streamer because they are being paid by the gambling company to demo the game to their viewers. And many of us want's to be like them because their job seems fun and not really stressful.

[mak013]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

I know there was a saying something about time and I think it goes like this: " time spent well or being enjoyed, is not a time wasted". There were really people who enjoy none sense things and we will never understand those people but for us we think our time is precious to be wasted on those things.

The same thing will also be said by those people to us. They think taking life more seriously is boring and only a waste of time. You can say that there is nothing wrong in the side of the streamer because they are being paid by the gambling company to demo the game to their viewers. And many of us want's to be like them because their job seems fun and not really stressful.

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

[acroman08]

Actually Eddie didn't found anything KICK related. Even wikipedia is wrong about that issue. He/they just bought it and now claim they reinvented streaming.

I mean, I didn't really say they or Eddie founded kick.com, all I said was they launched it since that's what was said on the youtube video I watched. I didn't bother digging more into it since I didn't really find the news about kick.com's launch that important.

But anyway, more and more streamers go to Kick now, because of freedom of speech and the fair payment.
They are paying huge amounts to some famous streams atm, it's actually insane!

makes me wonder if there is a certain requirement they need to achieve or follow in their contract.

[lixer]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Well, technically, watching any kind of stream or videos or surfing the internet or social networks is a total waste of time but still millions of people do that, why? Because everyone has to spend some free time doing things that relaxes them or make them have a good time for at least an hour or something, that is important for one's mental health as one cannot work or study for the whole day without having any free time at all.

I understand that there are also millions of people who are absolutely free and watching these streams and videos because they have nothing else to do, but that's a different story, I personally only watch streams or videos when I feel tired and when I'm resting for a while.

[mak013]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

Well, technically, watching any kind of stream or videos or surfing the internet or social networks is a total waste of time but still millions of people do that, why? Because everyone has to spend some free time doing things that relaxes them or make them have a good time for at least an hour or something, that is important for one's mental health as one cannot work or study for the whole day without having any free time at all.

I understand that there are also millions of people who are absolutely free and watching these streams and videos because they have nothing else to do, but that's a different story, I personally only watch streams or videos when I feel tired and when I'm resting for a while.

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

[Jawhead999]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Most of young generations now are lazy, they don't know what they want to achieve, they scared with the real life reality, that's why they're only watch streamer or play video games. They also don't mind to donate those streamers with hard money they make because they just want their idol to mention their name which is totally pointless.

Sometime I wonder how many people can live like that when myself try to always become productive everyday.

[Saint-loup]

Gambling faces limitations, so marketers are exploring new ways to promote. Social media have become one of the methods. I have already written about the top 50 Instagram & TikTok accounts for gambling advertising. But gambling is strictly regulated on these platforms. Therefore, Twitch may be a more suitable platform.

Twitch allowed streamers to share referral codes and links without restrictions for a period. Today, it is prohibited to stream sites that include slots, roulette, or dice games and aren’t licensed either in the U.S. or in other jurisdictions. But following the rules, influencers can stream various gambling sites on Twitch.

We have collected 2,505 Twitch channels related to gambling and I make the top 40 of them sorted by the number of hours watched.

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Name

Followers

Language

Hours Watched

Top category by HW

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Unfortunately your list is not up-to-date because several big streamer mentioned there, don't stream anymore on Twitch. For example Egorkreed has been banned from Twitch and Roshtein don't stream there anymore. It would be interesting to have a specific list for gambling games : roulette, blackjack, poker, and sport betting because slots streamer are not very hard to find honestly.

[maydna]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Watching all day is not a good idea for us because we have things to do. But somehow, some people choose to watch that show all day, and it makes me wonder if they have nothing else to do. Even if they have a lot of free time, it is better for them to use it for something more useful. Watching all day also won't give you a chance to gain skills because to get skills, you have to practice those skills more. Watch the shows in moderation and practice skills a lot. That's what is often suggested. But perhaps for them, watching can provide new ideas or make them know what to practice.

[Z_MBFM]

Influencers have taken over the advertisement job from the companies because those casinos knows that these influencers have followers who easily believe what they say and dances to their tunes. As long as it is gambling,I don't think that most of these influencers do gamble the way that they put it to their followers. As a follower,if you get yourself carried away by these influencers and believe in their words,you might end up in great loss,because gambling is a game of luck and how can you know your lucky day. Enjoy the fun I'm gambling by paying for your entertainment and don't think that any entertainment is free.

On of the source of income for influencers is advertising. so it is natural that they will promote various projects. and they always focus on which company offers more money, they are interested in proving that they are more. Gambling sites do not hesitate to spend high money for their promotion. On the other hand, it is possible to get a large number of customers through influencers, so gambling companies are also focusing on influencers. So this list might work well for gambling companies then gamblers like us

[mak013]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Most of young generations now are lazy, they don't know what they want to achieve, they scared with the real life reality, that's why they're only watch streamer or play video games. They also don't mind to donate those streamers with hard money they make because they just want their idol to mention their name which is totally pointless.

Sometime I wonder how many people can live like that when myself try to always become productive everyday.

Become productive everyday is hard enough. It is great emotional and physical stress, so it must be some time for the rest. I tried to work hard for several years ago, without vacation, with urgent calls, etc. It was more than 7 years ago but i still disgust such style of working.
But of course it doesn`t mean that we have to lay on the sofa and watch such videos all day long.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Watching all day is not a good idea for us because we have things to do. But somehow, some people choose to watch that show all day, and it makes me wonder if they have nothing else to do. Even if they have a lot of free time, it is better for them to use it for something more useful. Watching all day also won't give you a chance to gain skills because to get skills, you have to practice those skills more. Watch the shows in moderation and practice skills a lot. That's what is often suggested. But perhaps for them, watching can provide new ideas or make them know what to practice.

     -  You know the truth is that it's not good to be facing the monitor all day or all day because it's not good to be exposed there because it has radiation that can also damage our health. Also, it's not good that you just spend your time all day watching gambling on those streamers.

It doesn't matter if somehow you will be blessed to have earnings there every day, it's just that there is nothing, instead your time will be wasted and it will just go to useless things instead of using it correctly.

[maydna]

~snip~

     -  You know the truth is that it's not good to be facing the monitor all day or all day because it's not good to be exposed there because it has radiation that can also damage our health. Also, it's not good that you just spend your time all day watching gambling on those streamers.

It doesn't matter if somehow you will be blessed to have earnings there every day, it's just that there is nothing, instead your time will be wasted and it will just go to useless things instead of using it correctly.

Yes, so we have to manage time to be in front of the monitor or watch television. Our eyes get tired quickly, and when that happens, maybe we won't feel the initial symptoms, but when we already feel severe fatigue, it can affect our vision.

For this reason, we must be able to manage our time in our activities and not waste time in vain because later, we will regret it. That's the point if we still learn to manage time for daily activities to get useful benefits for our lives.

And even if we really like our influencer or streamer, we do not have to spend too much time watching them online because we have other things to do.

[mak013]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Watching all day is not a good idea for us because we have things to do. But somehow, some people choose to watch that show all day, and it makes me wonder if they have nothing else to do. Even if they have a lot of free time, it is better for them to use it for something more useful. Watching all day also won't give you a chance to gain skills because to get skills, you have to practice those skills more. Watch the shows in moderation and practice skills a lot. That's what is often suggested. But perhaps for them, watching can provide new ideas or make them know what to practice.

     -  You know the truth is that it's not good to be facing the monitor all day or all day because it's not good to be exposed there because it has radiation that can also damage our health. Also, it's not good that you just spend your time all day watching gambling on those streamers.

It doesn't matter if somehow you will be blessed to have earnings there every day, it's just that there is nothing, instead your time will be wasted and it will just go to useless things instead of using it correctly.

I think that there is no job that is not harmful to health. So if watching the monitor is a job - i think it is normally, there are lots of other jobs that hurts you more seriously. But when you spend your time without any salary and hurts yourself - it is really strange thing for me.

[fullhdpixel]

Yep! Half an hour or an hour - it is enough for rest, but lots of people watch it all day long.
Watching for level up skills - ok, watching for rest - ok again. But watching it all day long - unclear for me. They can watch it of course, it is their decision and their life, they decide how to spend their time themselves. But for me it is just waste of time - the only resource that you can`t buy.

Watching all day is not a good idea for us because we have things to do. But somehow, some people choose to watch that show all day, and it makes me wonder if they have nothing else to do. Even if they have a lot of free time, it is better for them to use it for something more useful. Watching all day also won't give you a chance to gain skills because to get skills, you have to practice those skills more. Watch the shows in moderation and practice skills a lot. That's what is often suggested. But perhaps for them, watching can provide new ideas or make them know what to practice.

Those who sit at home and watch live streams all day long do nothing, they don't have a job, they don't study, they don't have anything to do around the house, so they sit, eat snacks and either watch live streams or play games all day long. There are people who do the works for them, they have people who earn and feed them, there are people who do the household chores, and they don't study at all, maybe because they've completed it or they are not interested at all.

But, life cannot be the same forever, those who waste their time like this while they know someone is providing for them, they will regret it badly when there will be no one to provide for them and they lack the ability to provide for themselves, that is when their whole life spins in front of their eyes.

[Bushdark]

One more thing that i can`t understand. As for me it is just a waste of time. I can`t say nothing bad about these people - they find a way of easy getting money playing for fun. And i can understand when someone watching it for 15-30 minutes for relax. But lots of spectators watching it all day long... I can`t understand it.

I know there was a saying something about time and I think it goes like this: " time spent well or being enjoyed, is not a time wasted". There were really people who enjoy none sense things and we will never understand those people but for us we think our time is precious to be wasted on those things.

The same thing will also be said by those people to us. They think taking life more seriously is boring and only a waste of time. You can say that there is nothing wrong in the side of the streamer because they are being paid by the gambling company to demo the game to their viewers. And many of us want's to be like them because their job seems fun and not really stressful.

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

Hahahaha, this is funny and I can concur to what you have written. The young ones would want to trek for some kilometers just to save some bulks but for an adult that has so many experience with time factors, they will not want to waste that time trekking for just a few dollars that can be paid to get a taxi. Everyone has there own problem and what is bothering them so if we see some persons dying hard to do some certain things because of few dollars they will gain, we can just over look that because we have passed that level and that kind of thing does not matter to us.

[mak013]

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

Hahahaha, this is funny and I can concur to what you have written. The young ones would want to trek for some kilometers just to save some bulks but for an adult that has so many experience with time factors, they will not want to waste that time trekking for just a few dollars that can be paid to get a taxi. Everyone has there own problem and what is bothering them so if we see some persons dying hard to do some certain things because of few dollars they will gain, we can just over look that because we have passed that level and that kind of thing does not matter to us.

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

[so98nn]

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

Hahahaha, this is funny and I can concur to what you have written. The young ones would want to trek for some kilometers just to save some bulks but for an adult that has so many experience with time factors, they will not want to waste that time trekking for just a few dollars that can be paid to get a taxi. Everyone has there own problem and what is bothering them so if we see some persons dying hard to do some certain things because of few dollars they will gain, we can just over look that because we have passed that level and that kind of thing does not matter to us.

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

Time is something, isn't it? It changes many things and yeah you either lose interest or you priorities the things in your lives. Every one of us is a child until the end no matter what but somehow we have to show us grown-ups when we are in the family zone and getting older.

I am not sure what time I will be playing the games, putting my money at risk on slots or crash games but sometimes it feels like I should not be stopping it anytime soon. It should keep on going until the end because it is really fun and the best pass time ever.

I learned most of the Twitch streaming stuff from a few of the casinos on the forum itself. Through their twitch competition and party invitations where one easily earn few bucks on the way if we join these streams.

[PuertoLibre]

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

Hahahaha, this is funny and I can concur to what you have written. The young ones would want to trek for some kilometers just to save some bulks but for an adult that has so many experience with time factors, they will not want to waste that time trekking for just a few dollars that can be paid to get a taxi. Everyone has there own problem and what is bothering them so if we see some persons dying hard to do some certain things because of few dollars they will gain, we can just over look that because we have passed that level and that kind of thing does not matter to us.

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

Time is something, isn't it? It changes many things and yeah you either lose interest or you priorities the things in your lives. Every one of us is a child until the end no matter what but somehow we have to show us grown-ups when we are in the family zone and getting older.

I am not sure what time I will be playing the games, putting my money at risk on slots or crash games but sometimes it feels like I should not be stopping it anytime soon. It should keep on going until the end because it is really fun and the best pass time ever.

I learned most of the Twitch streaming stuff from a few of the casinos on the forum itself. Through their twitch competition and party invitations where one easily earn few bucks on the way if we join these streams.

I have to agree, the priorities change since the development speed of the technology goes up geometrically. The restrictions brought up by Twitch moderation will have serious consequences such as popular streamers will flip over to alternative platforms such as XQC. This competition between popular streaming platforms looks deadly and each platform wanna bring users of competitors with lucrative offers.

[mak013]

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

Time is something, isn't it? It changes many things and yeah you either lose interest or you priorities the things in your lives. Every one of us is a child until the end no matter what but somehow we have to show us grown-ups when we are in the family zone and getting older.

I am not sure what time I will be playing the games, putting my money at risk on slots or crash games but sometimes it feels like I should not be stopping it anytime soon. It should keep on going until the end because it is really fun and the best pass time ever.

I learned most of the Twitch streaming stuff from a few of the casinos on the forum itself. Through their twitch competition and party invitations where one easily earn few bucks on the way if we join these streams.

Everything changes, we call it life I don`t remember how it was, but one moment i stopped playing games. I have several on my PC, most of them i downloaded when upgraded PC to test how is it now. But i`ve even start less than half of them.
The gambling still interesting for me, but for me it mostly the way to get positive emotions, i don`t need to know some secrets to win - just having fun.

[jostorres]

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

Time is something, isn't it? It changes many things and yeah you either lose interest or you priorities the things in your lives. Every one of us is a child until the end no matter what but somehow we have to show us grown-ups when we are in the family zone and getting older.

I am not sure what time I will be playing the games, putting my money at risk on slots or crash games but sometimes it feels like I should not be stopping it anytime soon. It should keep on going until the end because it is really fun and the best pass time ever.

I learned most of the Twitch streaming stuff from a few of the casinos on the forum itself. Through their twitch competition and party invitations where one easily earn few bucks on the way if we join these streams.

Well, time does change, and so are our priorities in life as you said. We might be gamers and love playing games, and when someone loves games, they also love watching others play on streams and videos and stuff, we do that all the time until we get married and have a family to take care of, that is when a full stop is added to your activities that you used to have before because you don't get enough time for yourself and your activities that you once loved.

That's how life is, it gets difficult at times but it also gives you pleasures sometimes, it's a total rollercoaster that never stops and you keep going up and down and sideways sometimes, even if you want it to stop sometimes, but the control is not really in your hand so you have no option to stop it.

[South Park]

Well, time does change, and so are our priorities in life as you said. We might be gamers and love playing games, and when someone loves games, they also love watching others play on streams and videos and stuff, we do that all the time until we get married and have a family to take care of, that is when a full stop is added to your activities that you used to have before because you don't get enough time for yourself and your activities that you once loved.

That's how life is, it gets difficult at times but it also gives you pleasures sometimes, it's a total rollercoaster that never stops and you keep going up and down and sideways sometimes, even if you want it to stop sometimes, but the control is not really in your hand so you have no option to stop it.

It is important that people learn to adjust their behaviors to their new circumstances in which they are in, gambling can be without a doubt an incredibly exciting activity, however the same can be said about raising your kids as everything they do has the potential to become a memory you will never forget, so if at some point you find yourself in a situation in which you cannot gamble anymore you must not despair, and instead accept those new challenges as they may offer you a completely different sense of excitement.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Well, time does change, and so are our priorities in life as you said. We might be gamers and love playing games, and when someone loves games, they also love watching others play on streams and videos and stuff, we do that all the time until we get married and have a family to take care of, that is when a full stop is added to your activities that you used to have before because you don't get enough time for yourself and your activities that you once loved.

That's how life is, it gets difficult at times but it also gives you pleasures sometimes, it's a total rollercoaster that never stops and you keep going up and down and sideways sometimes, even if you want it to stop sometimes, but the control is not really in your hand so you have no option to stop it.

It is important that people learn to adjust their behaviors to their new circumstances in which they are in, gambling can be without a doubt an incredibly exciting activity, however the same can be said about raising your kids as everything they do has the potential to become a memory you will never forget, so if at some point you find yourself in a situation in which you cannot gamble anymore you must not despair, and instead accept those new challenges as they may offer you a completely different sense of excitement.

Very well spoken my dear friend, first, I will like to address this, being a father of two myself, I can tell you with a guarantee that, the excitement of gambling can not be compared to that if raising kids, raising kids is more exciting for me, at least, most of the time..

The excitement derived from gambling very much depends on the situation of the game and the mindset of he gambler,  some one who while gambling, have centered his or her mind to winning alone, it's hard for such person to be excited while in loss and hoping for a win.

And again, yeah, one must not force him or her self into gambling when and if they really don't feel like it, the negative emotion already from not feeling like to gamble can lead to losses if the gambler forces him or her self.

[mak013]

Well, time does change, and so are our priorities in life as you said. We might be gamers and love playing games, and when someone loves games, they also love watching others play on streams and videos and stuff, we do that all the time until we get married and have a family to take care of, that is when a full stop is added to your activities that you used to have before because you don't get enough time for yourself and your activities that you once loved.

That's how life is, it gets difficult at times but it also gives you pleasures sometimes, it's a total rollercoaster that never stops and you keep going up and down and sideways sometimes, even if you want it to stop sometimes, but the control is not really in your hand so you have no option to stop it.

It is important that people learn to adjust their behaviors to their new circumstances in which they are in, gambling can be without a doubt an incredibly exciting activity, however the same can be said about raising your kids as everything they do has the potential to become a memory you will never forget, so if at some point you find yourself in a situation in which you cannot gamble anymore you must not despair, and instead accept those new challenges as they may offer you a completely different sense of excitement.

I think that the most time the life makes you change your habits. But the same time you get another ones. So you don`t lose your hobbies but only replace them. And when you become an old one - you have some fun to remember. But i can`t say that it is interesting thing to remember how you watched someone`s gambling.

[BTCDestiny]

it looks like slotsMarko has been banned from Twitch fwiw

It would appear that the top streamer of the month SlotsMarko was banned by Twitch for breaking the platform’s newly revised terms of service.

via USA-Casino.com's June 2023 Twitch Stats Analysis

[LUCKMCFLY]

May be you`re right. It is their own business how to spend their time. For me it is just waste of time, for them some of my hobbies can be the same waste of time.
PS. When i was young, i was ready to walk several kilometers to save $1, now i prefer to pay $10 to save 30 minutes using the taxi.

Hahahaha, this is funny and I can concur to what you have written. The young ones would want to trek for some kilometers just to save some bulks but for an adult that has so many experience with time factors, they will not want to waste that time trekking for just a few dollars that can be paid to get a taxi. Everyone has there own problem and what is bothering them so if we see some persons dying hard to do some certain things because of few dollars they will gain, we can just over look that because we have passed that level and that kind of thing does not matter to us.

I was fond of games until 30-35 years old as i remeber. No one stopped me, no one said that it is bad, i just lost interest in the process. Work, family, friends, hobbies - everything is interesting and need my attention and time of course. One moment it becomes more interesting than games. But even when i played games i watched other gamers only to level up my skills, find some moments in their gaming that i can use.

That's a very interesting point, but why didn't you follow through? I know that obligations make you stay away from casinos, sports games and so on, but I think that sometimes you have to make exceptions, for example on a Sunday you can take it and deposit like 10usd to your favorite casino, and you play something to de-stress, I always play slots, yes, I enter with the purpose of not looking for profit but to have fun, and, the fact of listening to the music of the slots, of being in contact with that emotion that produces cheering up one even if one comes out good combination, you won't believe me, but that de-stresses, and it is very necessary.

My method is very mine, because it is not that when I enter a casino I try not to win, because that would be a lie, in dice, or in poker, in any of the games that are presented in a casino I try to win, only that for slots I don't think so, and I think it's better because there are many people who bet large amounts of money on slots and lose everything, which I don't think is very good, for me I see slots as a service I pay where my fun is the one that wins, I do not deny that sometimes I win something, but when it is not a lot of money I leave it there, since that is useful for another day of fun, this type of thing is good.

People should apply this, first have fun, obviously you spend money but not that much, and apart from this, what you can achieve is a balance of tastes and avoiding addiction, which is a pretty strong problem.

[South Park]

Well, time does change, and so are our priorities in life as you said. We might be gamers and love playing games, and when someone loves games, they also love watching others play on streams and videos and stuff, we do that all the time until we get married and have a family to take care of, that is when a full stop is added to your activities that you used to have before because you don't get enough time for yourself and your activities that you once loved.

That's how life is, it gets difficult at times but it also gives you pleasures sometimes, it's a total rollercoaster that never stops and you keep going up and down and sideways sometimes, even if you want it to stop sometimes, but the control is not really in your hand so you have no option to stop it.

It is important that people learn to adjust their behaviors to their new circumstances in which they are in, gambling can be without a doubt an incredibly exciting activity, however the same can be said about raising your kids as everything they do has the potential to become a memory you will never forget, so if at some point you find yourself in a situation in which you cannot gamble anymore you must not despair, and instead accept those new challenges as they may offer you a completely different sense of excitement.

I think that the most time the life makes you change your habits. But the same time you get another ones. So you don`t lose your hobbies but only replace them. And when you become an old one - you have some fun to remember. But i can`t say that it is interesting thing to remember how you watched someone`s gambling.

I know what you mean but a great deal of the content that you can find these days on those websites is content to be consumed right now, but that overall has no value at all when you think about it from a long term perspective, in a way this is similar to junk food, healthy food will have a good effect over your health and many other aspects of your life, but junk food is available everywhere and it may taste better but over the long term it is bad for you.

[SirLancelot]

I know that obligations make you stay away from casinos, sports games and so on, but I think that sometimes you have to make exceptions, for example on a Sunday you can take it and deposit like 10usd to your favorite casino, and you play something to de-stress, I always play slots, yes, I enter with the purpose of not looking for profit but to have fun, and, the fact of listening to the music of the slots, of being in contact with that emotion that produces cheering up one even if one comes out good combination, you won't believe me, but that de-stresses, and it is very necessary.

My method is very mine, because it is not that when I enter a casino I try not to win, because that would be a lie, in dice, or in poker, in any of the games that are presented in a casino I try to win, only that for slots I don't think so, and I think it's better because there are many people who bet large amounts of money on slots and lose everything, which I don't think is very good, for me I see slots as a service I pay where my fun is the one that wins, I do not deny that sometimes I win something, but when it is not a lot of money I leave it there, since that is useful for another day of fun, this type of thing is good.

People should apply this, first have fun, obviously you spend money but not that much, and apart from this, what you can achieve is a balance of tastes and avoiding addiction, which is a pretty strong problem.

A lot of people play video games or gamble when they are free from work and had a tiring day and also don't have a very fresh mood, maybe had some arguments here and there, and a person generally gets too irritated very quickly when they are tired, so to avoid all these things, one wants to spend some time either playing video games so that his mood can refresh and he can have some quality time, and some go for gambling just to have some fun.

Those who like gambling tend to watch streamers on Twitch or YouTube that either upload or live stream their gambling sessions, I have watched a lot of such videos and they are pretty interested, especially if you are a gambler yourself, not an addicted one but you do gamble sometimes.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I know that obligations make you stay away from casinos, sports games and so on, but I think that sometimes you have to make exceptions, for example on a Sunday you can take it and deposit like 10usd to your favorite casino, and you play something to de-stress, I always play slots, yes, I enter with the purpose of not looking for profit but to have fun, and, the fact of listening to the music of the slots, of being in contact with that emotion that produces cheering up one even if one comes out good combination, you won't believe me, but that de-stresses, and it is very necessary.

My method is very mine, because it is not that when I enter a casino I try not to win, because that would be a lie, in dice, or in poker, in any of the games that are presented in a casino I try to win, only that for slots I don't think so, and I think it's better because there are many people who bet large amounts of money on slots and lose everything, which I don't think is very good, for me I see slots as a service I pay where my fun is the one that wins, I do not deny that sometimes I win something, but when it is not a lot of money I leave it there, since that is useful for another day of fun, this type of thing is good.

People should apply this, first have fun, obviously you spend money but not that much, and apart from this, what you can achieve is a balance of tastes and avoiding addiction, which is a pretty strong problem.

A lot of people play video games or gamble when they are free from work and had a tiring day and also don't have a very fresh mood, maybe had some arguments here and there, and a person generally gets too irritated very quickly when they are tired, so to avoid all these things, one wants to spend some time either playing video games so that his mood can refresh and he can have some quality time, and some go for gambling just to have some fun.

Those who like gambling tend to watch streamers on Twitch or YouTube that either upload or live stream their gambling sessions, I have watched a lot of such videos and they are pretty interested, especially if you are a gambler yourself, not an addicted one but you do gamble sometimes.

Yes, it's true, sometimes when we're very stressed, or tired from some kind of difficult activity, we can take the option of playing in a video game, which isn't really a bet, but sometimes it kind of relaxes a bit. play, it doesn't matter what game it is, just do it to do something different, maybe seeing things how they develop in the games is something that helps a lot, personally I want to be a little calmer when playing, sometimes we If we are in a casino and we are stressed, that can make us lose a lot of money, but otherwise if the person takes it as something therapeutic, even more things can be achieved.

I am a person who likes to watch Twitch a lot, it is something that also relaxes me, some twitch players bet very hard, that is something that sometimes seems exaggerated to me, but at the same time entertains, these things when combined with a good drink or something like that you can learn many things, and that is the important thing that in any eventuality you can take out an arrest, on Twitch when the NFT games were in full swing it was when I liked to participate the most, other I remember that they were Scholarships and everything that had to do with Axie were fashionable, and despite the fact that they were games that gave money at that time, there was nothing and it was fun to be there watching how they played and how they did many things, how strategies were applied and how They could sometimes win with a team from Axies, in the case of the scholarship holders they had those scholarships

[slapper]

~snip~

Yes, it's true, sometimes when we're very stressed, or tired from some kind of difficult activity, we can take the option of playing in a video game, which isn't really a bet, but sometimes it kind of relaxes a bit. play, it doesn't matter what game it is, just do it to do something different, maybe seeing things how they develop in the games is something that helps a lot, personally I want to be a little calmer when playing, sometimes we If we are in a casino and we are stressed, that can make us lose a lot of money, but otherwise if the person takes it as something therapeutic, even more things can be achieved.

I am a person who likes to watch Twitch a lot, it is something that also relaxes me, some twitch players bet very hard, that is something that sometimes seems exaggerated to me, but at the same time entertains, these things when combined with a good drink or something like that you can learn many things, and that is the important thing that in any eventuality you can take out an arrest, on Twitch when the NFT games were in full swing it was when I liked to participate the most, other I remember that they were Scholarships and everything that had to do with Axie were fashionable, and despite the fact that they were games that gave money at that time, there was nothing and it was fun to be there watching how they played and how they did many things, how strategies were applied and how They could sometimes win with a team from Axies, in the case of the scholarship holders they had those scholarships

You're showing how tension and leisure, work and recreation, go together. Gaming makes a lot of people feel better. When life is hectic, we find serenity in virtual realms

Now, Twitch! It's like a Wall Street-style reality program. It's thrilling and hazardous, as you mentioned

I'm intrigued with NFT games and Axie grants. They were also popular. But I think happiness clouds our view when these things happen. They can be profitable, but like any investment, they have dangers and should be handled with suspicion

[leonair]

It is very hard to check the influencers account Because you didn’t add there profile link. Those who constantly promote gambling sites have a very low ROI because gamblers do not change gambling sites frequently.  But influencers who promote only good and trusted sites over a long period of time get much better ROI.  So targeting regular gambling site influencers for promotion is unwise.  A new site needs to adopt a different marketing strategy if they want to be able to move into a better position in the market

[maydna]

It is very hard to check the influencers account Because you didn’t add there profile link. Those who constantly promote gambling sites have a very low ROI because gamblers do not change gambling sites frequently.  But influencers who promote only good and trusted sites over a long period of time get much better ROI.  So targeting regular gambling site influencers for promotion is unwise.  A new site needs to adopt a different marketing strategy if they want to be able to move into a better position in the market

And those experienced influencers already know how to promote new sites, so they will use different ways than the ones they are used to promoting. Influencers can give their followers what they want so that influencers can get referrals from their followers, especially if the influencer doesn't give fake reviews so that his followers will follow the influencer to play gambling. Here there is reciprocity between the influencer and his followers where the influencer provides a trusted casino site while his followers register for the trusted casino site using the referral link provided by the influencer.

[Taskford]

It is very hard to check the influencers account Because you didn’t add there profile link. Those who constantly promote gambling sites have a very low ROI because gamblers do not change gambling sites frequently.  But influencers who promote only good and trusted sites over a long period of time get much better ROI.  So targeting regular gambling site influencers for promotion is unwise.  A new site needs to adopt a different marketing strategy if they want to be able to move into a better position in the market

And those experienced influencers already know how to promote new sites, so they will use different ways than the ones they are used to promoting. Influencers can give their followers what they want so that influencers can get referrals from their followers, especially if the influencer doesn't give fake reviews so that his followers will follow the influencer to play gambling. Here there is reciprocity between the influencer and his followers where the influencer provides a trusted casino site while his followers register for the trusted casino site using the referral link provided by the influencer.

I guess that's not happening especially if that influencer is well paid since if he have contract that he can only promote one casino which is mostly happen on big influencers and he breached that then maybe he will encounter a problem. And they might not promote other casino on other methods since its a waste if time for them to do so since they cannot use their influence if they promote other casino anonymously so they might struggle to get referrals with that if that is their target.

[South Park]

It is very hard to check the influencers account Because you didn’t add there profile link. Those who constantly promote gambling sites have a very low ROI because gamblers do not change gambling sites frequently.  But influencers who promote only good and trusted sites over a long period of time get much better ROI.  So targeting regular gambling site influencers for promotion is unwise.  A new site needs to adopt a different marketing strategy if they want to be able to move into a better position in the market

Correct, an influencer that concentrates most of their efforts on creating gambling content will attract users that are interested in gambling, but the majority of those users will have accounts at several casinos already, so it is going to be difficult to convince them to join the casino that the influencer is promoting, however if casinos instead make use of influencers that have nothing to do with gambling then their conversion rate will be low but they will have way higher chances of promoting themselves to people that may not have a casino account, and as such it will be way easier to convince them to open an account with them once they decide they want to gamble.

[dezoel]

sometimes when we're very stressed, or tired from some kind of difficult activity, we can take the option of playing in a video game, which isn't really a bet, but sometimes it kind of relaxes a bit. play, it doesn't matter what game it is, just do it to do something different, maybe seeing things how they develop in the games is something that helps a lot, personally I want to be a little calmer when playing, sometimes we If we are in a casino and we are stressed, that can make us lose a lot of money, but otherwise if the person takes it as something therapeutic, even more things can be achieved.

I am a person who likes to watch Twitch a lot, it is something that also relaxes me, some twitch players bet very hard, that is something that sometimes seems exaggerated to me, but at the same time entertains, these things when combined with a good drink or something like that you can learn many things, and that is the important thing that in any eventuality you can take out an arrest, on Twitch when the NFT games were in full swing it was when I liked to participate the most, other I remember that they were Scholarships and everything that had to do with Axie were fashionable, and despite the fact that they were games that gave money at that time, there was nothing and it was fun to be there watching how they played and how they did many things, how strategies were applied and how They could sometimes win with a team from Axies, in the case of the scholarship holders they had those scholarships

Whether it's a cryptocurrency/NFT related game or just a video game that you like, when you are stressed and tired, you really enjoy both watching and playing those games because it relaxes you and you start feeling better. I myself enjoy playing games a lot when I'm either sad, stressed, alone, or bored, and I also watch streamers a lot, not a lot on Twitch but on YouTube, but the point is that I enjoy the streams whether it's about gambling or any other game that I like.

I really love videos and streams where streamers play slots because it is fun to watch someone else play with high bets as you enjoy the experience and see how much they manage to win or lose, I specifically love it when they play Sweet Bonanza and buy free spins, it sometimes make them win a lot and sometimes they lose the money spent.

[maydna]

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I guess that's not happening especially if that influencer is well paid since if he have contract that he can only promote one casino which is mostly happen on big influencers and he breached that then maybe he will encounter a problem. And they might not promote other casino on other methods since its a waste if time for them to do so since they cannot use their influence if they promote other casino anonymously so they might struggle to get referrals with that if that is their target.

Even though the influencer was only paid at one casino to promote his casino, that was more than enough because usually, the casino would pay him more than enough, and it is true that the influencer will indeed promote one casino until the contract is finished. They will look for other casinos to make new offers if it is not renewed. And if the influencer is already very well known, he will easily find other casinos he wants to assist so that the influencer will help the maximum.

[FanEagle]

Whether it's a cryptocurrency/NFT related game or just a video game that you like, when you are stressed and tired, you really enjoy both watching and playing those games because it relaxes you and you start feeling better. I myself enjoy playing games a lot when I'm either sad, stressed, alone, or bored, and I also watch streamers a lot, not a lot on Twitch but on YouTube, but the point is that I enjoy the streams whether it's about gambling or any other game that I like.

I really love videos and streams where streamers play slots because it is fun to watch someone else play with high bets as you enjoy the experience and see how much they manage to win or lose, I specifically love it when they play Sweet Bonanza and buy free spins, it sometimes make them win a lot and sometimes they lose the money spent.

I feel like there is this "community" feeling there that people are missing out as well. For example I do watch some streamers, and I am not there to actually watch him, I am there to watch him with "friends".

Obviously you are not really that close with those people, at least not commonly, but you could be in their discord as well and chat with the community without even watching, like when the streamer is not online. That's the important thing for me because I end up with both watching, relaxing, and connecting with the world as well. Most people do not like to go outside and have a few drinks with friends to chat, some people like staying at home, and you get to be able to have some human interactions thanks to this.

[babygun]

I feel like there is this "community" feeling there that people are missing out as well. For example I do watch some streamers, and I am not there to actually watch him, I am there to watch him with "friends".

Obviously you are not really that close with those people, at least not commonly, but you could be in their discord as well and chat with the community without even watching, like when the streamer is not online. That's the important thing for me because I end up with both watching, relaxing, and connecting with the world as well. Most people do not like to go outside and have a few drinks with friends to chat, some people like staying at home, and you get to be able to have some human interactions thanks to this.

That is one of the benefits indeed as it always nice to chat with people that share the same interests as you. I talk to all my friends about investing in stocks and cryptocurrency but nobody is really interested so than it is nice to have people who have the same mindset. I never really chat when I am watching streamers; it is just entertaining to watch for me and you can learn about new casino games also.

[yahoo62278]

May need to change the topic to top Kick streamers. Twitch recently added 2 more casinos to the ban list which makes it 6 total casinos banned on the platform. All the top streamers have already moved to kick and you mostly only see poker streamers on twitch now.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

May need to change the topic to top Kick streamers. Twitch recently added 2 more casinos to the ban list which makes it 6 total casinos banned on the platform. All the top streamers have already moved to kick and you mostly only see poker streamers on twitch now.

Not only do they leave because of the bans, but also because Kick is offering them lucrative contracts to stream on their site.

Twitch did the right thing, advertising gambling to often young people is not a good thing, I 100% agree with that. Business wise they did the wrong thing because they are losing a lot of traffic now, which is sad because doing the right thing gets punished. 
Maybe kick will get banned in countries where advertising gambling is illegal now, more and more countries pass those laws. I certainly hope there will be something like a ban, because I don't like Eddie and those money hungry stake clowns. 

On the other hand, Twitch's revenue splits with streamers have been really bad compared to Kick, that's why any streamer would move to a new place without hesitation I think.

[Webetcoins]

It is very hard to check the influencers account Because you didn’t add there profile link. Those who constantly promote gambling sites have a very low ROI because gamblers do not change gambling sites frequently.  But influencers who promote only good and trusted sites over a long period of time get much better ROI.  So targeting regular gambling site influencers for promotion is unwise.  A new site needs to adopt a different marketing strategy if they want to be able to move into a better position in the market

Correct, an influencer that concentrates most of their efforts on creating gambling content will attract users that are interested in gambling, but the majority of those users will have accounts at several casinos already, so it is going to be difficult to convince them to join the casino that the influencer is promoting, however if casinos instead make use of influencers that have nothing to do with gambling then their conversion rate will be low but they will have way higher chances of promoting themselves to people that may not have a casino account, and as such it will be way easier to convince them to open an account with them once they decide they want to gamble.

I think it depends on the strategy that is being used by the casino and the influencers since they are in direct contact with the casino marketing team and getting guidance as to what things they need to focus mainly when streaming. So if a casino is new in the market and want to attract gamblers to their platform, they will most probably announce new and intriguing bonuses and make the influencers promote those bonuses so that gamblers can see them.

Believe me, most of the gamblers would always jump in for a good bonus even if it has a lot of requirements or whatever, they won't leave an opportunity to get a good and high bonus that they can use to try their luck and maybe hit some high multipliers that will give them something even after completing the wagering requirement and losing some of it back.

[o48o]

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I would love to see some internet detective to do a list of how many of these vievers are paid viewers or bots. I've been a part of a team that did that, i mean commented on streams, followed and engaged for money, just to get algorithms picked up these streamers on top of list.

And after that, algorithms take care that traffic brings more traffic, because algorithms thin it's worth watching. Crowds will bring more crowds, That brings referral money, and money brings more money, as some casinos start to promote them to view their casino in the stream. It's a weird world out there and weird opportunities to make money.

[LUCKMCFLY]

sometimes when we're very stressed, or tired from some kind of difficult activity, we can take the option of playing in a video game, which isn't really a bet, but sometimes it kind of relaxes a bit. play, it doesn't matter what game it is, just do it to do something different, maybe seeing things how they develop in the games is something that helps a lot, personally I want to be a little calmer when playing, sometimes we If we are in a casino and we are stressed, that can make us lose a lot of money, but otherwise if the person takes it as something therapeutic, even more things can be achieved.

I am a person who likes to watch Twitch a lot, it is something that also relaxes me, some twitch players bet very hard, that is something that sometimes seems exaggerated to me, but at the same time entertains, these things when combined with a good drink or something like that you can learn many things, and that is the important thing that in any eventuality you can take out an arrest, on Twitch when the NFT games were in full swing it was when I liked to participate the most, other I remember that they were Scholarships and everything that had to do with Axie were fashionable, and despite the fact that they were games that gave money at that time, there was nothing and it was fun to be there watching how they played and how they did many things, how strategies were applied and how They could sometimes win with a team from Axies, in the case of the scholarship holders they had those scholarships

Whether it's a cryptocurrency/NFT related game or just a video game that you like, when you are stressed and tired, you really enjoy both watching and playing those games because it relaxes you and you start feeling better. I myself enjoy playing games a lot when I'm either sad, stressed, alone, or bored, and I also watch streamers a lot, not a lot on Twitch but on YouTube, but the point is that I enjoy the streams whether it's about gambling or any other game that I like.

I really love videos and streams where streamers play slots because it is fun to watch someone else play with high bets as you enjoy the experience and see how much they manage to win or lose, I specifically love it when they play Sweet Bonanza and buy free spins, it sometimes make them win a lot and sometimes they lose the money spent.

Yes , I also like to watch them , of course one wants to have all that balance to be able to do things like them, but the thing is that the streamers make very big bets, when I'm stressed or something I haven't tried watching the streamers , maybe They make him change his temper,  because the bets are always something that keeps you in Suspense and totally Excited.

When placing bets on ruleta, I cannot deny that Drake is the best in his live broadcasts playing at stake.com, Drake is an influencer who bets with Everything , he does not keep anything , he is a player who Wows his bets I admire him a lot , and the best thing is that Sometimes he doesn't stop or doesn't give much importance to the money he risks, because what he bets always comes back, and the sports bets he makes are on another level.

Of course I can't compare Drake with normal streamers, because the others make bets with much less money, it's obvious, but even so , with slots I would like to see their techniques, because when they play slots I'm not much of a fan be making strategies to win, I am one of those who sit down and start to give and hit, then at one point I decide to put a little more money in it and if I win well, if not I continue playing with the minimum bet , and I know that streamers are not like that They are always Putting in more money.

What I want to see is if one of those streamers only puts in money to get more Followers or because he really likes to play, because it's quick that one realizes that the player likes what he does, at least I always try to last as long as possible more than I can to see every detail of the game, now, there are people who really like poker, I also find it interesting , poker is much Better to play in PVP mode, but if there isn't one, I also like it when it's against the casino, because It is clearly seen what strategies the player uses, and it is always good to see how other Players play to Learn some tactics , Anything to learn is Welcome for me.

[traderethereum]

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I would love to see some internet detective to do a list of how many of these vievers are paid viewers or bots. I've been a part of a team that did that, i mean commented on streams, followed and engaged for money, just to get algorithms picked up these streamers on top of list.

And after that, algorithms take care that traffic brings more traffic, because algorithms thin it's worth watching. Crowds will bring more crowds, That brings referral money, and money brings more money, as some casinos start to promote them to view their casino in the stream. It's a weird world out there and weird opportunities to make money.

There will definitely be paid viewers or even bots but sadly, we don't know the exact number but maybe the original number of viewers won't be as much as paid viewers or bots.
The algorithm will be replaced or updated if bots or paid viewers are found because the competition will not be healthy.
Those with money could pay for them all, while those who relied on genuine viewers could only keep trying to earn them.
And even though it's a strange world, many people have benefited from videos like that and will continue to make more videos because that's where the money will flow.

[Webetcoins]

There will definitely be paid viewers or even bots but sadly, we don't know the exact number but maybe the original number of viewers won't be as much as paid viewers or bots.
The algorithm will be replaced or updated if bots or paid viewers are found because the competition will not be healthy.
Those with money could pay for them all, while those who relied on genuine viewers could only keep trying to earn them.
And even though it's a strange world, many people have benefited from videos like that and will continue to make more videos because that's where the money will flow.

People that are providing those fake and paid views and bots will always make sure that they are undetectable, and even if the algorithms will be changed or updated, they will still find a way to do this as they get paid for it and humans always find a way to keep doing what they've been doing regardless of any changes in the system. Also, algorithms won't go beyond a specific limit and that is the reason why they can't detect them after some activities done by the workers behind them.

However, people that get genuine viewers, likes, followers, and interactions tend to have a stronger channel since they won't have the fear of their fake and paid stuff getting exposed and them losing credibility or the ability to get viral because sometimes when an algorithms find something suspicious, they will simply flag a video or the channel itself.

[traderethereum]

There will definitely be paid viewers or even bots but sadly, we don't know the exact number but maybe the original number of viewers won't be as much as paid viewers or bots.
The algorithm will be replaced or updated if bots or paid viewers are found because the competition will not be healthy.
Those with money could pay for them all, while those who relied on genuine viewers could only keep trying to earn them.
And even though it's a strange world, many people have benefited from videos like that and will continue to make more videos because that's where the money will flow.

People that are providing those fake and paid views and bots will always make sure that they are undetectable, and even if the algorithms will be changed or updated, they will still find a way to do this as they get paid for it and humans always find a way to keep doing what they've been doing regardless of any changes in the system. Also, algorithms won't go beyond a specific limit and that is the reason why they can't detect them after some activities done by the workers behind them.

However, people that get genuine viewers, likes, followers, and interactions tend to have a stronger channel since they won't have the fear of their fake and paid stuff getting exposed and them losing credibility or the ability to get viral because sometimes when an algorithms find something suspicious, they will simply flag a video or the channel itself.

And the people who use those fake, paid bots may only be able to get what they want for a short period and will only be online for a short period.
The process will not deceive the results, so the people who really exert their abilities to give the best to their followers will get good results.
Other people may change people and do the same thing as before but with a different application.
This distinguishes between people who work earnestly to provide something useful for others and people who only want money for a short time.

[South Park]

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I would love to see some internet detective to do a list of how many of these vievers are paid viewers or bots. I've been a part of a team that did that, i mean commented on streams, followed and engaged for money, just to get algorithms picked up these streamers on top of list.

And after that, algorithms take care that traffic brings more traffic, because algorithms thin it's worth watching. Crowds will bring more crowds, That brings referral money, and money brings more money, as some casinos start to promote them to view their casino in the stream. It's a weird world out there and weird opportunities to make money.

It may seem odd but this is a process that even happens in the real world all the time, the bigger something is the more of it brings regardless of what that may be, so in the case of viewers if there is a slight increase of viewers for a particular video then algorithms will pick this up and show that video to people with similar preferences, which will watch the video, increase its popularity and then the video will be shown to even more people.

[fullhdpixel]

I would love to see some internet detective to do a list of how many of these vievers are paid viewers or bots. I've been a part of a team that did that, i mean commented on streams, followed and engaged for money, just to get algorithms picked up these streamers on top of list.

And after that, algorithms take care that traffic brings more traffic, because algorithms thin it's worth watching. Crowds will bring more crowds, That brings referral money, and money brings more money, as some casinos start to promote them to view their casino in the stream. It's a weird world out there and weird opportunities to make money.

It may seem odd but this is a process that even happens in the real world all the time, the bigger something is the more of it brings regardless of what that may be, so in the case of viewers if there is a slight increase of viewers for a particular video then algorithms will pick this up and show that video to people with similar preferences, which will watch the video, increase its popularity and then the video will be shown to even more people.

That is basically the reason why a lot of YouTubers tend to either buy views and interactions or try getting a lot of fake views and interactions from free websites providing such services, it sometimes works for them but most of the time the hype dies very soon and their channel gets a hard decline which they barely be able to recover from. That is the reason why it is important for someone to first learn doing SEO and optimizing their videos well.

A lot of successful YouTubers never used a wrong way of accumulating viewership and they are pretty successful today because they've worked really hard. There is basically no shortcut to success and if you want success, you will have to spend a lot of time and show a lot of dedication to achieve it.

[iv4n]

I am not active on Twitch... like many others. But there are people who are active there and not here. That's why there is marketing, and if it's good it covers all the relevant points.

I am not sure who is following these casino streamers and for what reason. Most of us know the casino pays them to do that, and I don't see any excitement in watching someone spinning crazy amounts on slots. I would rather watch someone I know or I will do it myself...

[abel1337]

I am not active on Twitch... like many others. But there are people who are active there and not here. That's why there is marketing, and if it's good it covers all the relevant points.

I am not sure who is following these casino streamers and for what reason. Most of us know the casino pays them to do that, and I don't see any excitement in watching someone spinning crazy amounts on slots. I would rather watch someone I know or I will do it myself...

There are people who actually enjoy someone doing risky things like gambling. I guess that there followers are mixed with gamblers and normal people who just want to watch them do gambles. Streamers try to entertain people as much as they can so that their viewers won't leave their stream and of course for them to donate to the streamer. There are bunch of entertaining streams on twitch not only on gambling but commonly on gaming. It was long ago when the last time I watch a gamble stream but I remember that the streamer let the viewers control his gambling stream by performing the recommendation of viewers. Viewers are making the streamer do weird odds and bets and I find it entertaining.

[Onyeeze]

I am not active on Twitch... like many others. But there are people who are active there and not here. That's why there is marketing, and if it's good it covers all the relevant points.

I am not sure who is following these casino streamers and for what reason. Most of us know the casino pays them to do that, and I don't see any excitement in watching someone spinning crazy amounts on slots. I would rather watch someone I know or I will do it myself...

There are people who actually enjoy someone doing risky things like gambling. I guess that there followers are mixed with gamblers and normal people who just want to watch them do gambles. Streamers try to entertain people as much as they can so that their viewers won't leave their stream and of course for them to donate to the streamer. There are bunch of entertaining streams on twitch not only on gambling but commonly on gaming. It was long ago when the last time I watch a gamble stream but I remember that the streamer let the viewers control his gambling stream by performing the recommendation of viewers. Viewers are making the streamer do weird odds and bets and I find it entertaining.

I'm part of people who like risky in gambling and I believe that a risk takers is the one that likely win in any thing they participate, but people condemn to take risk, but why risk takers are the most successful people we know in the world, I don't know why people do not like to take risk, so I believe that  gambling before you win anything in gambling you most be a risk taker, so gambling is a game of no trust and a gambling is not reliable

[Fortify]

Gambling faces limitations, so marketers are exploring new ways to promote. Social media have become one of the methods. I have already written about the top 50 Instagram & TikTok accounts for gambling advertising. But gambling is strictly regulated on these platforms. Therefore, Twitch may be a more suitable platform.

Twitch allowed streamers to share referral codes and links without restrictions for a period. Today, it is prohibited to stream sites that include slots, roulette, or dice games and aren’t licensed either in the U.S. or in other jurisdictions. But following the rules, influencers can stream various gambling sites on Twitch.

We have collected 2,505 Twitch channels related to gambling and I make the top 40 of them sorted by the number of hours watched.

The information in the above top is relevant at the time of data collection. The Demo_Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023 includes the number of peak viewers, average viewers, hour watched per day, active days, and etc.

More and more businesses are turning to influencers, considering their vast audience and impact. The effectiveness of influencer advertising can be attributed to the strong bond between influencers and followers. When influencers recommend or review products, viewers perceive their opinions as highly reliable, surpassing the credibility of traditional advertising methods. Influencers offer a unique advantage in terms of targeting, allowing advertisers to concentrate on specific target audiences. That's why we have compiled 2,505 streamers into a single list - Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023, which served as the basis for this top. Considering the restrictions faced by gambling, influencer marketing on Twitch can become effective and allows companies to achieve more quality results.

It actually baffles me how people end up watching these sort of streams, because unless it is rigged or these streamers have a lot of money to waste, then they are simply pouring money into a dead end. I guess that is the attraction, people get to see someone fritter away vast amounts of money and see all the fancy graphics light up the screen with wins. However those deposits either come from 1) super rich kids, who are given allowances from their parents and build a following which might become self sustaining or 2) added by the casinos themselves, who likely also rig the win rate for certain accounts or otherwise give the illusion that winning is more common to people who might be watching.

[iv4n]

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There are people who actually enjoy someone doing risky things like gambling. I guess that there followers are mixed with gamblers and normal people who just want to watch them do gambles. Streamers try to entertain people as much as they can so that their viewers won't leave their stream and of course for them to donate to the streamer. There are bunch of entertaining streams on twitch not only on gambling but commonly on gaming. It was long ago when the last time I watch a gamble stream but I remember that the streamer let the viewers control his gambling stream by performing the recommendation of viewers. Viewers are making the streamer do weird odds and bets and I find it entertaining.

I think you are right, some people find watching casino streamers fun for the reasons you stated. But we forgot that these streamers usually give money in some way... rains, tips, drops, quizzes, raffles, etc. And maybe that's the real reason why some streamers are more popular than others and why so many people follow them.

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I'm part of people who like risky in gambling and I believe that a risk takers is the one that likely win in any thing they participate, but people condemn to take risk, but why risk takers are the most successful people we know in the world, I don't know why people do not like to take risk, so I believe that  gambling before you win anything in gambling you most be a risk taker, so gambling is a game of no trust and a gambling is not reliable

I like to take risks in gambling...  and many, many times I busted my amount just like that. Risking can pay off, or not... it's more important to know what and how much we are risking. Don't allow yourself to risk more than you can afford to lose whatever you are doing, especially if you are planning to gamble! Good Luck!

[btc_angela]

Wow this is as long list, thanks to the OP and I might have seen/followed some of those streamers or youtubers or whatever platform they used. And I will say that sometimes I try to replicate those guys, but we all know that's very different so I got a not so good results in my end specially on slots machines.

But there could also be individuals who just watch it for fun and entertain to see big wins by this big guy and not try to emulate them because obviously they have big and deeper pockets than most of us here.

[Solosanz]

But there could also be individuals who just watch it for fun and entertain to see big wins by this big guy and not try to emulate them because obviously they have big and deeper pockets than most of us here.

There's a chance if those streamers are using gifted money by the casino they promoted, so they're not losing anything and just want to entertain people who watch them. The main reason why they're become gambling streamers are making money, they wouldn't just gamble everyday and bet crazy amount of money.

Maybe there's a very rich streamer that just live for fun, but it's only few streamers among them.

[Gozie51]

But there could also be individuals who just watch it for fun and entertain to see big wins by this big guy and not try to emulate them because obviously they have big and deeper pockets than most of us here.

There's a chance if those streamers are using gifted money by the casino they promoted, so they're not losing anything and just want to entertain people who watch them. The main reason why they're become gambling streamers are making money, they wouldn't just gamble everyday and bet crazy amount of money.

Maybe there's a very rich streamer that just live for fun, but it's only few streamers among them.

They may be earning in both ways like they could have financial arrangement with the casino company and they can also earn from the subscription of those watching them from the social media platforms. Like you know, the numbers of followership can determine traffic to whoever they are streaming for but for real I believe they don't bet such huge amount for themselves without some sort of arrangement that we may not know about.

[mak013]

I think that the most time the life makes you change your habits. But the same time you get another ones. So you don`t lose your hobbies but only replace them. And when you become an old one - you have some fun to remember. But i can`t say that it is interesting thing to remember how you watched someone`s gambling.

I know what you mean but a great deal of the content that you can find these days on those websites is content to be consumed right now, but that overall has no value at all when you think about it from a long term perspective, in a way this is similar to junk food, healthy food will have a good effect over your health and many other aspects of your life, but junk food is available everywhere and it may taste better but over the long term it is bad for you.

It is interesting to eat some junk food sometimes. But it doesn`t mean that we can eat it every day. The same is with the streamers - i don`t think that it is a problem if you watch it sometimes(i watch different bloggers on youtube but it takes about 1-2 hours per week and mostly when i`m eating). The problem when you can`t stop watching it. Of course everyone can do what he wants, but i don`t understand how someone can spend so much time for nothing.

[o48o]

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The information in the above top is relevant at the time of data collection. The Demo_Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023 includes the number of peak viewers, average viewers, hour watched per day, active days, and etc.

More and more businesses are turning to influencers, considering their vast audience and impact. The effectiveness of influencer advertising can be attributed to the strong bond between influencers and followers. When influencers recommend or review products, viewers perceive their opinions as highly reliable, surpassing the credibility of traditional advertising methods. Influencers offer a unique advantage in terms of targeting, allowing advertisers to concentrate on specific target audiences. That's why we have compiled 2,505 streamers into a single list - Gambling/iGaming Twitch Marketing Inventory List 2023, which served as the basis for this top. Considering the restrictions faced by gambling, influencer marketing on Twitch can become effective and allows companies to achieve more quality results.

Thanks, i've been working with one obscure unnamed casino, to hire influencers for them and i get a cut from each influencer working for them, and since i don't follow twitch at all, this whole influencer game is an unfamiliar scene to me and you just made my work a lot easier as i can just contact to everyone on that list.

[Sandra_hakeem]

online ads doesn't produce any impact if the audience and traffic isn't appreciable like the ones on the accounts you've mentioned...
I'm still tryna understand why you enlisted this accounts honestly - apart from the fact that it's really informative and could help enhance any casino, especially at this cryptographical status quo.. I also wanna feel you need everyone to be careful of whatever these celebrities advertise too... For the fact that this celebrities are paid to run ads shouldn't guarantee their followers dependability; it's really awful to distrust someone that has a public recognition.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

[South Park]

They may be earning in both ways like they could have financial arrangement with the casino company and they can also earn from the subscription of those watching them from the social media platforms. Like you know, the numbers of followership can determine traffic to whoever they are streaming for but for real I believe they don't bet such huge amount for themselves without some sort of arrangement that we may not know about.

There is really no other way, I mean if someone was using their own money to try to get referrals and earn money this way, then the amount of money they could use on each bet will need to be very low in order to have any chance to become profitable, however if they do that it is difficult believe they will achieve their goals, as who is going to follow a streamer that at best earns a few dollars every time they get a ‘huge win’? Instead they will prefer to follow the streamers that supposedly earn thousands of dollars, even if that amount is fake and it cannot ever be withdrawn from the casino.

[Bayan_D40]

online ads doesn't produce any impact if the audience and traffic isn't appreciable like the ones on the accounts you've mentioned...
I'm still tryna understand why you enlisted this accounts honestly - apart from the fact that it's really informative and could help enhance any casino, especially at this cryptographical status quo.. I also wanna feel you need everyone to be careful of whatever these celebrities advertise too... For the fact that this celebrities are paid to run ads shouldn't guarantee their followers dependability; it's really awful to distrust someone that has a public recognition.

Sandra 🧑‍🦰

I understand your concern about online advertising and the influencers who promote it. The reason I listed these accounts is primarily because they may be of interest to gambling marketing specialists or casino owners. However, you mentioned a very important point that most influencers are paid to promote gambling and it is important for players to understand that gambling is not a way to make money, but only entertainment

[xLays]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

[cafter]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

yes, Promoting a casino is very good for celebrities financially.Partnering with reputable casino is good for the platform and also for celebrity, But I seen some celebrities they just promote the gambling sites without telling the warning about gambling.
I seen some good celebrities they promote it like a entertainment platform, and give warning about gambling that everyone will lose in gambling.

[goldkingcoiner]

Honestly, I do not know any of those "Influencers" on your list, nor do I think it is a smart idea to listen to social media personalities when it comes to your money and income strategies.

When speaking of income, it is their main prerogative to sell something to you. Most of the time they are trying to sell referrals for sign ups.

They would even go as far as to build up a fake life by renting an expensive car and making it seem like they own it in the videos or pretending to have more money than they actually own.

Either way the viewer is meant to be tempted into buying something. In the case of gambling, such advertising could be very harmful to our mental and financial health.

[bettercrypto]

Honestly, I don't really know any influencers there, but of course, if you are one of the many followers and someone contacts you through a casino, it is an advantage for the influencer so that he can make a profit from it even if he is not a gambler.

That's really because influencers also earn a lot when they have a lot of followers, and the market that casino owners look at in an influencer is the amount of followers and views that they get from every piece of content they make.

[bayu7adi]

At first, I thought Twitch was just for gaming, and I only recently found out it's used for promoting gambling too. I usually watch live streams on Twitch for FPS games like PUBG or Valorant, but I never came across any gambling promos.

Since this thread has been around for a while, it seems Twitch has updated its rules regarding gambling on the platform. The news titled 'Twitch bans streamers from promoting skin gambling sites' came out in August 2023, but it looks like it's only restricting things like weapon skins in games like CSGO. As for live gambling promos, they're still going strong, and many are still active.

https://www.twitch.tv/directory/tags/71265475-e0b0-411e-a0cf-b93c33848b2b << Gambling Category on Twitch
it seems like the Slot and Virtual Casino category is pulling in more visitors than poker or other games. Twitch seems super chill, not putting many restrictions on streamers doing their live thing.

https://www.gamesindustry.biz/twitch-bans-streamers-from-promoting-skin-gambling-sites

[rodskee]

Honestly, I don't really know any influencers there, but of course, if you are one of the many followers and someone contacts you through a casino, it is an advantage for the influencer so that he can make a profit from it even if he is not a gambler.

That's really because influencers also earn a lot when they have a lot of followers, and the market that casino owners look at in an influencer is the amount of followers and views that they get from every piece of content they make.

That is the strategy in social media mate, the more followers is the more chance to earn
as long as your followers are organic and not just a farming followers that gathers from
Bot because we knew that there are so much offers to earn instant followers just to cover
the obligation to have that amount of followers,and also in twitch it is best if your followers
 are gamblers to because they are your main target and that is why the casino will pay you
in that kind of service.

[Josefjix]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

Promotion of gambling advertising are for the top influencer because they're the only onesthat have good probability of drawing attention of the public and that brand or projects generates more traffics, for illustration a celebrity like Drake that anticipates in gambling will improves and boosts the traffic engagement thread of the brand. Celebrities are only interested in a project only if they stand good sites on producing gigantic figures from them, accumulating massive profits are their plans in every project they're able to lay their hands on.

[lixer]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

It depends on the level of recognition the celebrity or the influencer has whether they would agree to partner up with a casino platform or not because a person who has a lot of recognition and value in the society would barely care about money because they know they can get better opportunities where they won't need to promote gambling. It is just small or medium scale influencers and celebrities that would accept any sponsorship or partnership that they get for money because they have to.

Some influencers or celebrities might even reject such partnerships or sponsorships because of their personal views and ethical values because they know what they are promoting can become the reason for harm for their followers and they wouldn't want that to happen since a celebrity becomes a celebrity only because of those followers.

[iv4n]

Honestly, I don't really know any influencers there, but of course, if you are one of the many followers and someone contacts you through a casino, it is an advantage for the influencer so that he can make a profit from it even if he is not a gambler.

That's really because influencers also earn a lot when they have a lot of followers, and the market that casino owners look at in an influencer is the amount of followers and views that they get from every piece of content they make.

Well, Twitch is becoming less popular for gambling streamers. Kick is the "new best place" as I can see from some advertising on Twitter, but it's just my thinking. Maybe I am wrong, but with regulations, Twitch is taking the new course, and that move is opening the door for some new services. Gambling advertising is here to stay, the only question is where it will be the most.

[fullhdpixel]

Well, Twitch is becoming less popular for gambling streamers. Kick is the "new best place" as I can see from some advertising on Twitter, but it's just my thinking. Maybe I am wrong, but with regulations, Twitch is taking the new course, and that move is opening the door for some new services. Gambling advertising is here to stay, the only question is where it will be the most.

Their policies are strict for gambling and that is probably the reason why streamers that gamble on their streams are looking for alternative services and streaming platforms. Most streamers will migrate either to YouTube or Kick, and I've heard that YouTube takes a very large percentage of the total revenue of streamers which is probably the reason why some might be going to Kick, I'm not sure about the percentage and policies of Kick regarding revenue share.

However, with all these things happening, I believe if a service or a platform is created that will specifically be for gambling streamers, it might gain some popularity among the gambling community as streamers will not have any problems with their streams and they will also bring their audiences with them.

[spacecowboy077]

So I once worked for a company where I reached out to streamers what I know is that there are three models they work with.

A. Paid promotion which is essentially like a small video/script they talk in their video + commission share on their link
B. You pay them video fees, they take some balance in a locked account to play & depending on their fame they take some % + commission share on their link
C. You directly add $$ to their account which they wager on stream + commission share on their link

They take anywhere from $100-$1000 this is for micro to small influencers, say maybe upto 50K subs. No idea what happens above that. They mostly very genuine people who care about their community.

[dezoel]

So I once worked for a company where I reached out to streamers what I know is that there are three models they work with.

A. Paid promotion which is essentially like a small video/script they talk in their video + commission share on their link
B. You pay them video fees, they take some balance in a locked account to play & depending on their fame they take some % + commission share on their link
C. You directly add $$ to their account which they wager on stream + commission share on their link

They take anywhere from $100-$1000 this is for micro to small influencers, say maybe upto 50K subs. No idea what happens above that. They mostly very genuine people who care about their community.

I believe the commission share you are talking about is the referral commission? If yes, then the referral commissions would obviously be theirs even if they are not collaborating with the casino or running a promotion for them and just add their link during the stream so that they can get some active referrals and earn commission on that. The main thing is the payment and other stuff that they receive from the casino platforms asking them for promotion.

So, based on that, a streamer or a content creator with more than 500K followers or subscribers must earn a great amount for each stream of video that they create for their partnering casino, and those who have more than a million must be charging more than $10k per stream for sure which is huge.

[LUCKMCFLY]

So I once worked for a company where I reached out to streamers what I know is that there are three models they work with.

A. Paid promotion which is essentially like a small video/script they talk in their video + commission share on their link
B. You pay them video fees, they take some balance in a locked account to play & depending on their fame they take some % + commission share on their link
C. You directly add $$ to their account which they wager on stream + commission share on their link

They take anywhere from $100-$1000 this is for micro to small influencers, say maybe upto 50K subs. No idea what happens above that. They mostly very genuine people who care about their community.

I believe the commission share you are talking about is the referral commission? If yes, then the referral commissions would obviously be theirs even if they are not collaborating with the casino or running a promotion for them and just add their link during the stream so that they can get some active referrals and earn commission on that. The main thing is the payment and other stuff that they receive from the casino platforms asking them for promotion.

So, based on that, a streamer or a content creator with more than 500K followers or subscribers must earn a great amount for each stream of video that they create for their partnering casino, and those who have more than a million must be charging more than $10k per stream for sure which is huge.

This is something common, I have always said that being an influencer Translates into good money, it is something that I really admire that work, and especially for those who are already in a privileged position, that is, they have already created their Audience and their community, apart from the fact that with the additional work they can do for a casino , they will attract the community that can become a fan of the streamer, and this will cause more expansion in their community, because they will get many more people, more followers. , more people to their social media profile, and that at the same time causes a lot of money because they are people who find it easier to reach others, as long as the streamer does not lend themselves to dirty tricks, where they deceive or start supporting the casino, Projects that are Fraudulent, or scam, that is the risk that influencers have, that is why they have to study very well the company for which they will also do work.

This thing about influencers and their work to Determine which Companies to work with, I see it as campaign managers who always do everything possible to do things very well and study their contractors very well, because many can turn out to be fraudulent and Retain that Abilit. to see which company is worth working with or not, so in this order of ideas we are people who have to see that, I have seen a streamer who in the NFT games in 2021 sold their ethics by promoting a project that was totally scam and That damaged their reputation, so how difficult is it to be an influencer to throw away all that work for a few dollars, then what's that worth? The money runs out, and the reputation to raise it? It is very difficult, so it is better to do things with a lot of ethics , Protecting the people who trust their word, that is what you have to see, but in fact the people who are always like that, can generate enough comfort to have that job where they only trust that person.

[LuckySea]

Thanks for the list! It helps a lot for us new casino to find relevant and well-known streamers.

[borovichok]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

Reputations are build by the standards of impact changed on a celebrities. Promotions of projects are done by solid team that specify in good road maps in the system. We have different levels of Celebrities and it's important we know the criteria these Celebrities deal on. For Celebrities that have to do with football, they're mostly entertained by watching football or they're even the footballers themselves so the whole thing is totally understandable. Celebrities will only work entirely and promote projects as long they're given the specified agree sums.

[wiss19]

This is something common, I have always said that being an influencer Translates into good money, it is something that I really admire that work, and especially for those who are already in a privileged position, that is, they have already created their Audience and their community, apart from the fact that with the additional work they can do for a casino , they will attract the community that can become a fan of the streamer, and this will cause more expansion in their community, because they will get many more people, more followers. , more people to their social media profile, and that at the same time causes a lot of money because they are people who find it easier to reach others, as long as the streamer does not lend themselves to dirty tricks, where they deceive or start supporting the casino, Projects that are Fraudulent, or scam, that is the risk that influencers have, that is why they have to study very well the company for which they will also do work.

To be honest, a lot of content creators don't care about what they are promoting as long as it's not something that is either against the laws of their country or it directly hurts the sentiments of a particular group of people. If they get a good offer, they would go ahead and promote the service or product without thinking a lot about the well-being of their audience, they would promote scam projects or casinos or might even advertise harmful products sometimes, with a precautionary text or line.

However, it's not the case with every content creator. There are a lot of content creators who are very genuine with their audience, they care for them and love them so much that they would never promote things that directly or indirectly harm them in any way because a content creator or a celebrity, they are created by their audience, they are nothing without fans and followers.

[Yaunfitda]

This is something common, I have always said that being an influencer Translates into good money, it is something that I really admire that work, and especially for those who are already in a privileged position, that is, they have already created their Audience and their community, apart from the fact that with the additional work they can do for a casino , they will attract the community that can become a fan of the streamer, and this will cause more expansion in their community, because they will get many more people, more followers. , more people to their social media profile, and that at the same time causes a lot of money because they are people who find it easier to reach others, as long as the streamer does not lend themselves to dirty tricks, where they deceive or start supporting the casino, Projects that are Fraudulent, or scam, that is the risk that influencers have, that is why they have to study very well the company for which they will also do work.

To be honest, a lot of content creators don't care about what they are promoting as long as it's not something that is either against the laws of their country or it directly hurts the sentiments of a particular group of people. If they get a good offer, they would go ahead and promote the service or product without thinking a lot about the well-being of their audience, they would promote scam projects or casinos or might even advertise harmful products sometimes, with a precautionary text or line.

However, it's not the case with every content creator. There are a lot of content creators who are very genuine with their audience, they care for them and love them so much that they would never promote things that directly or indirectly harm them in any way because a content creator or a celebrity, they are created by their audience, they are nothing without fans and followers.

Yes, that's what going on live streaming services, if the content creator can get good money and offers for gambling advertisement, then they will do it. There are some steamers though that are going to be controversial as compare to others, or they could exaggerate their winnings and like shouting in front of their camera if they win big, but that is promotion I guess.

For one I see one famous streamers, and he is giving so much to his fans. Because when he had streams, he will draw something, like $20k to be like a winning for his fans and for his followers. No wonder though he can beat $1 million in just one spin in a roulette. Perhaps the casinos that he is promoting is giving him more.

[LUCKMCFLY]

This is something common, I have always said that being an influencer Translates into good money, it is something that I really admire that work, and especially for those who are already in a privileged position, that is, they have already created their Audience and their community, apart from the fact that with the additional work they can do for a casino , they will attract the community that can become a fan of the streamer, and this will cause more expansion in their community, because they will get many more people, more followers. , more people to their social media profile, and that at the same time causes a lot of money because they are people who find it easier to reach others, as long as the streamer does not lend themselves to dirty tricks, where they deceive or start supporting the casino, Projects that are Fraudulent, or scam, that is the risk that influencers have, that is why they have to study very well the company for which they will also do work.

To be honest, a lot of content creators don't care about what they are promoting as long as it's not something that is either against the laws of their country or it directly hurts the sentiments of a particular group of people. If they get a good offer, they would go ahead and promote the service or product without thinking a lot about the well-being of their audience, they would promote scam projects or casinos or might even advertise harmful products sometimes, with a precautionary text or line.

However, it's not the case with every content creator. There are a lot of content creators who are very genuine with their audience, they care for them and love them so much that they would never promote things that directly or indirectly harm them in any way because a content creator or a celebrity, they are created by their audience, they are nothing without fans and followers.

Yes, there is no doubt about that, things can happen like that, I personally say it because at that time in 2021 I focused well on seeing the potential of NFTs and of course I needed a lot of information, the information I got the most was in Twitch , and on YouTube , of course things when it comes to Getting information the best thing was to read the whitepapers, it was the best for that time, like every project, however the NFT game projects that came out were quite big, because things always I saw them that way because it seemed faster to me, obviously where people read a little more, including me, because one would see the deficiencies in the project , and that was something that had to be done and it was something very notable, but still an influencer, You have to do that job , in fact if it is your job you have to do it well, because it Involves money , and anything that involves money is absolutely Delicate , because the investors did not put in any amount of money, I managed to see that some even put in $15-$20k and well that's what many had.

This type of thing has to be done with great tact, and then what was seen was a debauchery of NFT games, anyone released a game, they put it on a decentralized exchange and that was it, that was enough to be able to have a better option to make more money like this , sometimes they did not give so much importance to that, but to the smart contracts where they had to make deposits to buy the token, of course , at the beginning those who Bought the tokens cheap because they had every option to win and take advantage of the fast trading that was happening, but that was something very volatile, there were even some influencers who talked about this Business and yes, they did it, they recommended it and they recommended money, but Nevertheless in this type of business sometimes the money It blinds the person and puts ethics aside and then they do things wrong.

[Bushdark]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

Maybe op do not know what he really means by celebrities do no like associating themselves with casinos. This can not be true because I know so many celebrities that would be interesting to promote casinos and gambling platform because there is no much things to consider. Whatever we are doing we need to ensure that we bet on Casinos that has reputation especially the ones that has celebrities influencing them.

[Webetcoins]

I disagree with the idea that not many celebrities want to work or collab with casinos due to concerns about reputation. In fact some celebrities actively collaborate with casinos for different reasons such as brand partnerships, events, or promotions for the sake of getting bags. The decision often depends on the individual celebrity values and the nature of the collaboration rather than unwillingness based on the casino's reputation.

Maybe op do not know what he really means by celebrities do no like associating themselves with casinos. This can not be true because I know so many celebrities that would be interesting to promote casinos and gambling platform because there is no much things to consider. Whatever we are doing we need to ensure that we bet on Casinos that has reputation especially the ones that has celebrities influencing them.

Some celebrities, and when I say some, I mean only a few, might refuse to collaborate or work with gambling or casino companies because of moral and ethical values since they believe they will also be one of the reasons why people will lose money because if they are promoting a certain gambling platform and their fans and followers are using that platform and losing their hard-earned money, it's basically because of them as they are the one who advertised it to them.

However, we live in a world where money is very much important, we need money for almost everything, and that being the situation of the world, most celebrities wouldn't hesitate taking the deals as long as they are getting hefty amounts of cash in return for the collaborations and partnerships.

[Peanutswar]

If you come to our country theres a lot of small content creators keeping an advertisement with the gambling casino which is not reputable the casinos keep offering them a paid advertisement because its cheap unlike the large content creators, they don't care at all if the player got scammed, by that casino as long as they get paid with it they will easily promote this. Only big casinos will afford the large names in the industry of social media, and most likely gaming industry. Reason why today I don't really trust casinos promoting by the celebrities or well known people unless there's a thread here in our community for verification.