Top 40 Twitch accounts for gambling advertising

[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.

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[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.