Casino Slot Streamers

[qwertyup23]

While these streamers may earn a good amount of money through streaming, they sometimes may become inspirational to the gamblers which may lead the normal gamblers to gamble more or become addicted too in some cases.

Thoughts

Well, personally, I do not watch any streamers that currently stream their gambling venture but it is not that bad to see it from their perspective.

I have this bias towards most streamers that when they are streaming their gambling ventures, such company is paying them to advertise it, thus altering the rates to their advantage. I have this experience where a YouTuber was streaming opening CSGO crates and I was actually influenced by it when he won around $1,000 by betting only around $20. Unfortunately, I lost my $50 bet and I had this bias towards anyone who streams on a designated gambling website.

Though my experience may be considered as an isolated case, it is still relatively better for everyone to watch these streams so they get to view the realities of gambling; HOPEFULLY by someone who is not sponsored by these companies to show the actual rates.

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[maydna]

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To learn card gambling, I prefer to study with people who are more skilled than learning via video streaming. I do this so that I can understand better about how to play and the tricks to win the game. Apart from that, by studying directly we can find out that he is indeed an expert at gambling.

If around where I live, there is someone who can play poker well, I'll want to learn. But the problem is that no one around me has good poker playing skills, and they just play carelessly. Perhaps I'd better learn via video streaming later to figure out how to play poker correctly.

~snip~

Even though, games like poker require some effort to learn and play efficiently, it can be more rewarding to know that you are winning not only because of luck but because you have managed to master your own skills to deceive your foe on how good or bad your hand is.

It is one of the reasons I would like to continue playing again when I have some spare time and not only burn time rolling dices once and again and again.

Also the magic of poker is getting to meet with friends and share some drinks while playing, the social part of poker and card games in general.  

You are right because by having the ability to play poker and often playing with different people, we can get to know them and learn the skills to play poker. This will obviously increase our ability to play poker; slowly, we can have sufficient skills and maybe win poker games.

[AbuBhakar]

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To learn card gambling, I prefer to study with people who are more skilled than learning via video streaming. I do this so that I can understand better about how to play and the tricks to win the game. Apart from that, by studying directly we can find out that he is indeed an expert at gambling.

If around where I live, there is someone who can play poker well, I'll want to learn. But the problem is that no one around me has good poker playing skills, and they just play carelessly. Perhaps I'd better learn via video streaming later to figure out how to play poker correctly.

Try to enroll on poker courses if you are really interested on enhancing your skills because that’s the best way to learn from expert instead of watching random video tutorials online because they don’t proper flow of learning unlike courses that guide you properly.

I’m using Pokerstar application to practice poker skills. I agree that most players play recklessly but you will find a decent opponent once you enter high level table.

[Hispo]

~snip~

To learn card gambling, I prefer to study with people who are more skilled than learning via video streaming. I do this so that I can understand better about how to play and the tricks to win the game. Apart from that, by studying directly we can find out that he is indeed an expert at gambling.

If around where I live, there is someone who can play poker well, I'll want to learn. But the problem is that no one around me has good poker playing skills, and they just play carelessly. Perhaps I'd better learn via video streaming later to figure out how to play poker correctly.

~snip~

Even though, games like poker require some effort to learn and play efficiently, it can be more rewarding to know that you are winning not only because of luck but because you have managed to master your own skills to deceive your foe on how good or bad your hand is.

It is one of the reasons I would like to continue playing again when I have some spare time and not only burn time rolling dices once and again and again.

Also the magic of poker is getting to meet with friends and share some drinks while playing, the social part of poker and card games in general.  

You are right because by having the ability to play poker and often playing with different people, we can get to know them and learn the skills to play poker. This will obviously increase our ability to play poker; slowly, we can have sufficient skills and maybe win poker games.

I think playing poker and being able to learn how to win goes a little bit beyond of knowing specifical people you can play with. It is more about noticing the physical cues, expressions and reactions your foes may have.

Sure thing, one can play against someone you know very frequently, and eventually read his expressions and reactions, but it is different when you face strangers in a tournament. That is the importance of not only knowing the theory of poker, but also the different kind of things people do when they are anxious, eager to wager, etc.

It is not so exaggerate like some movies make it look like, but such cues indeed exist.

[MAAManda]

Do you guys follow the casino streamers and are they fun to watch? Or do you think that playing casino slots yourself is more fun?

I don't follow any slot livestreamers on the list you provided, but I do follow local slot streamers. Honestly, it's really fun watching them play, we seem to get inspiration from the game patterns they present on their livestream, but of course it would be more fun if we played with our own money.

one thing I don't like about the livestreamers is that they seem to be playing with real money, no matter what they say I won't believe them if they are playing with their own money. Then when they get a big win, they seem to be happy even though their real reaction is normal.

[ralle14]

Do you guys follow the casino streamers and are they fun to watch? Or do you think that playing casino slots yourself is more fun?

While these streamers may earn a good amount of money through streaming, they sometimes may become inspirational to the gamblers which may lead the normal gamblers to gamble more or become addicted too in some cases.

Thoughts

I don't follow them anymore after they've moved to Kick, but I used to follow and watch some of them when they were still regularly streaming on Twitch. I always see them spin thousands of times and replenish their balance like it's demo mode. For me it's the opposite, i'm more discouraged to play slots because of the losses they've accumulated throughout the stream. I could still see others being inspired if they watch the stream at the right time because there are moments when a streamer would suddenly get a big win.

[Davidvictorson]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

[wxa7115]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

Without a doubt they are not being completely honest with their activities, after all if they are being given money to gamble and they are not risking their own money when doing so then this should be made as clear as possible, if not then they are clearly deceiving anyone which is watching their content.

However I think that their abuses are getting so out of hand that heavy regulations regarding any kind of gambling advertising are coming, and when this happens some of them will receive heavy fines due to the content they are generating.

[maydna]

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Try to enroll on poker courses if you are really interested on enhancing your skills because that’s the best way to learn from expert instead of watching random video tutorials online because they don’t proper flow of learning unlike courses that guide you properly.

I’m using Pokerstar application to practice poker skills. I agree that most players play recklessly but you will find a decent opponent once you enter high level table.

Thank You. I'll try it later when I have free time. But if the poker course fees are too high, I may reconsider enrolling in the course.

I'm just worried that if I learn poker later, I will spend my time just learning because I'm the type of person who is curious about something I don't know yet

But it's a great idea to try the Pokerstar app. Is the app for mobile or computer?

I think playing poker and being able to learn how to win goes a little bit beyond of knowing specifical people you can play with. It is more about noticing the physical cues, expressions and reactions your foes may have.

Sure thing, one can play against someone you know very frequently, and eventually read his expressions and reactions, but it is different when you face strangers in a tournament. That is the importance of not only knowing the theory of poker, but also the different kind of things people do when they are anxious, eager to wager, etc.

It is not so exaggerate like some movies make it look like, but such cues indeed exist.

It might apply to poker games in offline casinos, but if it is tried in online casinos, I'm afraid it won't be easy because we can't pay attention to all the cues. And that might make us confused and can only guess.

I seem to have noticed some of those cues in movies but don't quite understand them. Sometimes the cues are so subtle that they can confuse or even misinterpret them.

Paying attention to cues from opponents is a difficult thing to do because they sometimes just distract us. And if we don't have much experience, maybe it's hard to beat them.


Apart from everything, watching streamers to get entertainment from them might also entertain us when we don't feel like gambling. Or maybe we can watch it when we're free. It can eliminate boredom because we will see many things from them. But we don't need to follow what they do.

[bitbollo]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

I understand your point of view very well.
Here in Italy, the advertising of gambling sites is prohibited and you can see the difference after a few years with less banners and promotion posted everywhere.
I understand there is a lot of interest in seeing streamers but seeing someone play a slot machine (and I never know if they are playing for real money or bonus money) is a type of entertainment that doesn't excite me.

[topbitcoin]

You are right because by having the ability to play poker and often playing with different people, we can get to know them and learn the skills to play poker. This will obviously increase our ability to play poker; slowly, we can have sufficient skills and maybe win poker games.

Sometimes it's easier for us to understand something when we learn from experience. playing poker with different people in this way can form mentality and personal character in gambling, in land casino games mental strength is needed which when facing each opponent can provide different tension, especially if we know that our opponent has gambled often to win, which where this can make us give up before starting the game. However, you can only get this sensation at land-based casinos because at online casinos we are not dealing directly with our opponents.

Because of the great impression in gambling, apart from making big bets, we also face opponents who are superior to us and we can win the game. it was a great feat in gambling.

[Cling18]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

I understand your point of view very well.
Here in Italy, the advertising of gambling sites is prohibited and you can see the difference after a few years with less banners and promotion posted everywhere.
I understand there is a lot of interest in seeing streamers but seeing someone play a slot machine (and I never know if they are playing for real money or bonus money) is a type of entertainment that doesn't excite me.

Yes, for others, watching gambling streamers is entertaining especially if we're enjoying their choice of gambling. However, it can also have a negative effect to some innocent viewets who aren't too aware of gambling risks. They could also fall into their trap and might also fall into gambling addiction if they get deceived and fooled by flowery words from streamers.
Gambling streamers focus on earning and making money and that's something that we should be mindful of. We should be careful not to believe in everything that they say.

[Casdinyard]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

I understand your point of view very well.
Here in Italy, the advertising of gambling sites is prohibited and you can see the difference after a few years with less banners and promotion posted everywhere.
I understand there is a lot of interest in seeing streamers but seeing someone play a slot machine (and I never know if they are playing for real money or bonus money) is a type of entertainment that doesn't excite me.

Yes, for others, watching gambling streamers is entertaining especially if we're enjoying their choice of gambling. However, it can also have a negative effect to some innocent viewets who aren't too aware of gambling risks. They could also fall into their trap and might also fall into gambling addiction if they get deceived and fooled by flowery words from streamers.
Gambling streamers focus on earning and making money and that's something that we should be mindful of. We should be careful not to believe in everything that they say.

Most gambling streamers, even when sponsored aren't really that keen on putting the casino/game they're gambling with on a pedestal, so at the very least we can guarantee that the integrity of these gambling streamers are at least intact, although it's not that much when you consider the fact that most of these streamers, especially the ones that are sponsored oftentimes use demo accounts that automatically get massive wins and a credit that they can use to their heart's content. So far the only gambling/variety streamer that I feel is genuine is Trick2g, and he's not even that big on gambling. He only ever plays poker in the middle of League of Legends matches, he loses and all that, he plays still but at the end of the day he drives the point that gambling is only meant for entertainment.

[Hispo]

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Try to enroll on poker courses if you are really interested on enhancing your skills because that’s the best way to learn from expert instead of watching random video tutorials online because they don’t proper flow of learning unlike courses that guide you properly.

I’m using Pokerstar application to practice poker skills. I agree that most players play recklessly but you will find a decent opponent once you enter high level table.

Thank You. I'll try it later when I have free time. But if the poker course fees are too high, I may reconsider enrolling in the course.

I'm just worried that if I learn poker later, I will spend my time just learning because I'm the type of person who is curious about something I don't know yet

But it's a great idea to try the Pokerstar app. Is the app for mobile or computer?

I think playing poker and being able to learn how to win goes a little bit beyond of knowing specifical people you can play with. It is more about noticing the physical cues, expressions and reactions your foes may have.

Sure thing, one can play against someone you know very frequently, and eventually read his expressions and reactions, but it is different when you face strangers in a tournament. That is the importance of not only knowing the theory of poker, but also the different kind of things people do when they are anxious, eager to wager, etc.

It is not so exaggerate like some movies make it look like, but such cues indeed exist.

It might apply to poker games in offline casinos, but if it is tried in online casinos, I'm afraid it won't be easy because we can't pay attention to all the cues. And that might make us confused and can only guess.

I seem to have noticed some of those cues in movies but don't quite understand them. Sometimes the cues are so subtle that they can confuse or even misinterpret them.

Paying attention to cues from opponents is a difficult thing to do because they sometimes just distract us. And if we don't have much experience, maybe it's hard to beat them.


Apart from everything, watching streamers to get entertainment from them might also entertain us when we don't feel like gambling. Or maybe we can watch it when we're free. It can eliminate boredom because we will see many things from them. But we don't need to follow what they do.

Obviously, in offline casinos there is nothing to do if we intend to try to guess the hand of our foe.

It can be difficult, but it is not impossible and  rather than a distraction, I think it can be an advantage if done right, specially if one is playing against people who are at our same level of skill. There are people who just can't help and react to good things or bad things.

It is like when you are asking something to a child and you can tell they are lying because how they talk, move or the fact they are looking away, avoiding to directly look at your eyes, as they grow up and become adults, some cannot get rid of those patterns.

[maydna]

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Sometimes it's easier for us to understand something when we learn from experience. playing poker with different people in this way can form mentality and personal character in gambling, in land casino games mental strength is needed which when facing each opponent can provide different tension, especially if we know that our opponent has gambled often to win, which where this can make us give up before starting the game. However, you can only get this sensation at land-based casinos because at online casinos we are not dealing directly with our opponents.

Because of the great impression in gambling, apart from making big bets, we also face opponents who are superior to us and we can win the game. it was a great feat in gambling.

We can get more lessons from playing poker in land-based casinos than in online casinos because by meeting and against other poker players, we can see each other and how they play. And after the game is over, we can evaluate the results of our game to find out how far it has progressed. Or we can learn from someone we know and are in our environment which will be useful to us when we play poker with other friends.

Yes, it feels good to win a poker game, especially if we beat opponents who are superior to us. There is a feeling of happiness at that time; what is important is that we can get useful lessons for developing our poker game.
feels good

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Obviously, in offline casinos there is nothing to do if we intend to try to guess the hand of our foe.

It can be difficult, but it is not impossible and  rather than a distraction, I think it can be an advantage if done right, specially if one is playing against people who are at our same level of skill. There are people who just can't help and react to good things or bad things.

It is like when you are asking something to a child and you can tell they are lying because how they talk, move or the fact they are looking away, avoiding to directly look at your eyes, as they grow up and become adults, some cannot get rid of those patterns.

At least we can also learn patterns that opponents often use so we can try to use them. It might work when we use it against other opponents, which means we can take lessons while playing poker. But learning well takes practice and time and will take time. People who are skilled at playing poker also need time to become an expert at playing poker.

Looking into their eyes can also be helpful because eyes don't lie but that's difficult because we have to know how other body movements are. Of course, to be able to master the game of poker properly, requires a lot of practice, and being able to get opponents to practice can help us master poker.

[Betwrong]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

Well, it's your right to think so. But I have the right to disagree, don't I? So, I strongly disagree with you, @Davidvictorson.

I wouldn't call them "scammers and deceivers". Read my previous post to see why. They don't gamble with their own money, it's true, and everyone knows that. But "lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction"? WTF is that supposed to mean? They are just doing their job, earning some money, same as you, promoting vbet. Do you think you too lead your readers "astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction"?

[masulum]

I do not like online casino streamers. They are scammers and deceivers. I signed a petition some months ago for online gambling streamers to be banned. These folks which include but not limited to the list the OP has provided make a lot of easy money from every other thing other than gambling. They lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction. First, the do not gamble with their own money so, they don't even know the real risk involved. I doubt that they even talk about bankroll management. Second, they are paid by the casinos to promote their platforms and they also get paid through affiliate marketing. This is my viewpoint and opinion on the topic.

Well, it's your right to think so. But I have the right to disagree, don't I? So, I strongly disagree with you, @Davidvictorson.

I wouldn't call them "scammers and deceivers". Read my previous post to see why. They don't gamble with their own money, it's true, and everyone knows that. But "lead their young viewers astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction"? WTF is that supposed to mean? They are just doing their job, earning some money, same as you, promoting vbet. Do you think you too lead your readers "astray deep in to the dungeon of gambling addiction"?

I agree with you, Whether they play with their own money or not, streamers not scammed their subscribers or viewers. Scammers are people who take money from us either directly or indirectly. As far as streamers not asking for money from their viewers and than run away, it can't be called as scammers. In case their viewers lose while gambling, it's not because the streamer is a scammer, but the users are unlucky. Unless the streamer is promoting a gambling scam website, maybe we can assume he is in the wrong partnership, because it traps its users on gambling scam providers.

[swogerino]

One guy I like from this streamers is called Random Michael (I am in no way affiliated with him) but I love the way he feels every single spin and it looks to me that it is not paid by the casino although he also the first thing starting the videos ask for subscription and promo codes.Maybe I like him because he plays a lot my favorite slot which is Big Bass Amazon extreme and he has gone even for max win one time after playing it several times or very near the max win with a relevant substantial bet.

[Westinhome]

One guy I like from this streamers is called Random Michael (I am in no way affiliated with him) but I love the way he feels every single spin and it looks to me that it is not paid by the casino although he also the first thing starting the videos ask for subscription and promo codes.Maybe I like him because he plays a lot my favorite slot which is Big Bass Amazon extreme and he has gone even for max win one time after playing it several times or very near the max win with a relevant substantial bet.

The gambling is based on the interest by the gamblers,the foremost reason for the sustain of the gambling over a period of time.This was the reason most people stay attached to the gambling.As like the Michael all should enjoy every spins of the slot games.When you are lucky as like him,we can earn some free money from the gambling.Which can be used by every gamblers to make use for the entertainment.Big Bass Amazon extreme had huge slot game and used by the Michael for the slot game,you should also play that slot game to experience the same feeling of the Michael on the game.When you play the same game different time then you will became the master of that game,it was the key to the success of many gamblers.

[Beparanf]

One guy I like from this streamers is called Random Michael (I am in no way affiliated with him) but I love the way he feels every single spin and it looks to me that it is not paid by the casino although he also the first thing starting the videos ask for subscription and promo codes.Maybe I like him because he plays a lot my favorite slot which is Big Bass Amazon extreme and he has gone even for max win one time after playing it several times or very near the max win with a relevant substantial bet.

Are you referring to this guy https://youtu.be/By7duFHbgpE? How can I unheard his voice become he sounds like super mario and it’s a little bit irritating when he keeps repeating same statement when he gets excited.  

I believe his game is legit since he started from small and slowly increases his bankroll right after he hits max win. His emotion is very legit even with just small amount jackpot unlike other streamers that winning million dollars. His voice keeps running now in my head.