Top 40 Twitch accounts for gambling advertising

[o48o]

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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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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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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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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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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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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