Fake casino streamers! Why such streamers are very popular?

[iv4n]

Streamers (also the fake kind) are popular both with the casinos/sportsbooks as well as the viewership. They advertise a platform and its games, and play there with fake money or cash the casinos gave them. That's marketing. When they win, those watching their streams want to replicate their success and play there as well. That's the gambling mindset. If one person won, that means I could as well. The more gamblers are watching those streams, the greater the chance that some of them will sign up or continue playing at the advertised casinos looking for their next big win. 

You are right... after watching big winners (real or fake) we would like (or we think it's our turn) to achieve a similar thing, to get those max wins, or at least very high multipliers. But the odds are against us, the reality is that big wins don't happen that often...

But that's gambling... it's on us to try it and test our luck! If we don't try it and risk some money then we don't have any chances, simple as that. So we try and try, and sometimes, some people win... but just some people!

[KiaKia]

There was so much casino advertisement online in 2020 when there was lock down around the world, these bastards still find ways to get money out of people when they are not working, I don't blame them much as people also need ways to survive financially during the locked down period.

Today this have reduced greatly compare to then, I don't even look at streamers for me to be motivated enough to start gambling, I just do it and most times I regret doing so, I almost became a gambling addict in that locked down period but someone close to me opened my eye.

It's not a source of income she said, and I limited myself from gambling for other fun things, later I realize that you must not have some money hope in gambling, it's better to just gamble for fun with amount that are small or something you can afford to lose.

[Odusko]

The reason is that most of those streamers are fake and do not play the real games all is being acted, It is a script just like the movies, don't take them seriously because they will only mislead you into believing in something that doesn't exist and that is too much of a risk to take at some point.
Don't get me wrong, we may have a few streamers who may be legit in they approach but then the rate of those that get their legit shit on are few compared to the acted ones.

[dezoel]

I think there's nothing new in that, anyone who spends some time within the industry would come to know that all those streamers gambling with surprisingly high bets are basically either using fake money or sponsored money since no one with the right mindset would start betting with a base bet of $1,000 unless they are millionaires and don't care about losing a few hundred thousand dollars every month in gambling which also doesn't sound realistic.

They are popular because people love watching gamblers gambling with high bets just to see the outcomes of each bet and how much they manage to win and lose at the end of the session. The reason why they do this is that they get paid for it, it's what they do for a living, they find sponsors for their streams and do what they ask them to do and get paid for it.

[Oilacris]

I think there's nothing new in that, anyone who spends some time within the industry would come to know that all those streamers gambling with surprisingly high bets are basically either using fake money or sponsored money since no one with the right mindset would start betting with a base bet of $1,000 unless they are millionaires and don't care about losing a few hundred thousand dollars every month in gambling which also doesn't sound realistic.

They are popular because people love watching gamblers gambling with high bets just to see the outcomes of each bet and how much they manage to win and lose at the end of the session. The reason why they do this is that they get paid for it, it's what they do for a living, they find sponsors for their streams and do what they ask them to do and get paid for it.

With having those kind of normal approach which had been applied with some common sense then you would really be mainly thinking that these streamers are really just that working for money or something that make them money and dealing up with gambling is really that totally opposing on what they are trying to do. Its true that once they do make out those thousand base bet on their wager then it would really be just that easy to assume out that they are whether have funded or those balances are really just that not a real money. THere's no way on telling it out not unless if they do make out that on point withdrawal but well it isnt really still a solid proof that they are really earning that money.

This is why it would really be ideal that you should really not make yourself that getting involved on watching up these clowns and just tending to hype you up
and make out some deposits on the site that they are really that advertising. Stick into your sense on which this would really be the key.

[Saint-loup]

I came across a very interesting article about fake streamers https://www.ltccasino.com/fake-streamers-exposed

Some facts and arguments struck me as very curious. I had never really thought about why nowadays the Twitch and Kick platforms have become so full of people streaming online casinos there.

Having little experience playing at online casinos, I can't be sure that everything written in this article is true. What do you think about it?

It's very interesting to hear the opinion of experienced players and people who are versed in this subject.

There is no gambling streamers on Twitch anymore because Twitch has namely banned several big casinos Stake, Rollbit, Duelbits and Roobet last year, along with Blaze and Gamdom added this summer, and now only allows casinos not namely banned which are not "unlicensed in the U.S. or other jurisdictions that offer consumer protections like deposit limits, waiting periods, and age verification systems."
Nowadays, the only big casino I see on Twitch is BC.GAME and the only gambling streamer I follow is Mandy.  

https://safety.twitch.tv/s/article/Prohibiting-Unsafe-Slots-Roulette-and-Dice-Gambling-Sites

[Vaculin]

I came across a very interesting article about fake streamers https://www.ltccasino.com/fake-streamers-exposed

Some facts and arguments struck me as very curious. I had never really thought about why nowadays the Twitch and Kick platforms have become so full of people streaming online casinos there.

Having little experience playing at online casinos, I can't be sure that everything written in this article is true. What do you think about it?

It's very interesting to hear the opinion of experienced players and people who are versed in this subject.

Casino streaming has been very in demand these days to the point that a lot of fake streamers are coming out. And for me, they're not causing me any harm since I don't easily fall on their fake testimonies. Well, we can actually take some time listening to them but it's up to us if we will agree with them or not. At the end of the day, we play our own games using our own strategies and not adopting theirs.

Just put it on your mind that these casino streamers are nothing but are only doing their job since they received good compensation from doing it. And they are not actually helping us, but they are just helping their own casino that become their sponsors.

[lionheart78]

The reason is that most of those streamers are fake and do not play the real games all is being acted, It is a script just like the movies, don't take them seriously because they will only mislead you into believing in something that doesn't exist and that is too much of a risk to take at some point.
Don't get me wrong, we may have a few streamers who may be legit in they approach but then the rate of those that get their legit shit on are few compared to the acted ones.

Well streamers are streaming because they wanted to make profit of their streams.  There is no doubt that many streams are scripted, even the famous youtubers create a scripted videos and upload them, so these gambling streamers maybe not different from them.

The fact that they are playing with sponsored money and reacting all happily shouting and jumping is obviously all an act.  Many of them are even overly exaggerating.  So we must really not believe everything that we watch on social media platform.  Most of them are orchestrated.

[Wiwo]

I don't know about this article what to think as we have some real streamers and some other guys trying to copy what they do,it is difficult to distinguish yet if you see streamers playing at popular casinos it means they are sponsored by them and as such I consider them true streamers while people playing on not at all well known platforms I consider them not true as my distinction between true and false streamers,this for me have worked well as when I want to see a true streamer I immediately see at which casino he is playing,if he is playing in really big well known casinos I watch him, if not I don't.

Just like in every space of life,  once there is an original,  there sure be fake and when it comes to online a lot of things that we see online are not real don't that depending solely on information that we get from online such as streamers and other promotional shows,  shouldn't be taken seriously.

There are gambles so as that you have to approach them the best way possible this is because by so doing you avoid getting into avoidable troubles that the misinformation could have cost you.

[dansus021]

Kick owned by the same owner of Stake.com maybe they let one or two stream slip hahhah. You can actually just report them bro because usually streaming service dont allow the streamer play casino and when you report it they will banned, so when you found just report them. Fake casino or fake trading usually comes everywhere even on facebook and youtube because they paid for doing so, Report and forget.

[slapper]

I think there's nothing new in that, anyone who spends some time within the industry would come to know that all those streamers gambling with surprisingly high bets are basically either using fake money or sponsored money since no one with the right mindset would start betting with a base bet of $1,000 unless they are millionaires and don't care about losing a few hundred thousand dollars every month in gambling which also doesn't sound realistic.

They are popular because people love watching gamblers gambling with high bets just to see the outcomes of each bet and how much they manage to win and lose at the end of the session. The reason why they do this is that they get paid for it, it's what they do for a living, they find sponsors for their streams and do what they ask them to do and get paid for it.

With having those kind of normal approach which had been applied with some common sense then you would really be mainly thinking that these streamers are really just that working for money or something that make them money and dealing up with gambling is really that totally opposing on what they are trying to do. Its true that once they do make out those thousand base bet on their wager then it would really be just that easy to assume out that they are whether have funded or those balances are really just that not a real money. THere's no way on telling it out not unless if they do make out that on point withdrawal but well it isnt really still a solid proof that they are really earning that money.

This is why it would really be ideal that you should really not make yourself that getting involved on watching up these clowns and just tending to hype you up
and make out some deposits on the site that they are really that advertising. Stick into your sense on which this would really be the key.

Streamers are in it for the money, particularly those in the wagering niche. Isn't everything about the money? And let's be honest: when they're placing such enormous wagers, it's easy, so easy, to believe that maybe, just maybe, it's not their money. It could be advertising. Maybe it's just for show. Who knows?!

But here's the problem, and I've seen this, I've seen this a lot: even if they show a withdrawal, even if they show that massive win, can we really, truly believe it's real? It is extremely difficult to say. And this is why, gentlemen and ladies, you must be so intelligent. Avoid falling for the hoopla. Do not allow them to entice you. Hold fast to your convictions and common reason. This is the key, the actual key. And remember, play secure at all times. The outside world is treacherous, but you have the intelligence to survive

[Lanatsa]

I think there's nothing new in that, anyone who spends some time within the industry would come to know that all those streamers gambling with surprisingly high bets are basically either using fake money or sponsored money since no one with the right mindset would start betting with a base bet of $1,000 unless they are millionaires and don't care about losing a few hundred thousand dollars every month in gambling which also doesn't sound realistic.

They are popular because people love watching gamblers gambling with high bets just to see the outcomes of each bet and how much they manage to win and lose at the end of the session. The reason why they do this is that they get paid for it, it's what they do for a living, they find sponsors for their streams and do what they ask them to do and get paid for it.

With having those kind of normal approach which had been applied with some common sense then you would really be mainly thinking that these streamers are really just that working for money or something that make them money and dealing up with gambling is really that totally opposing on what they are trying to do. Its true that once they do make out those thousand base bet on their wager then it would really be just that easy to assume out that they are whether have funded or those balances are really just that not a real money. THere's no way on telling it out not unless if they do make out that on point withdrawal but well it isnt really still a solid proof that they are really earning that money.

This is why it would really be ideal that you should really not make yourself that getting involved on watching up these clowns and just tending to hype you up
and make out some deposits on the site that they are really that advertising. Stick into your sense on which this would really be the key.

Streamers are in it for the money, particularly those in the wagering niche. Isn't everything about the money? And let's be honest: when they're placing such enormous wagers, it's easy, so easy, to believe that maybe, just maybe, it's not their money. It could be advertising. Maybe it's just for show. Who knows?!

But here's the problem, and I've seen this, I've seen this a lot: even if they show a withdrawal, even if they show that massive win, can we really, truly believe it's real? It is extremely difficult to say. And this is why, gentlemen and ladies, you must be so intelligent. Avoid falling for the hoopla. Do not allow them to entice you. Hold fast to your convictions and common reason. This is the key, the actual key. And remember, play secure at all times. The outside world is treacherous, but you have the intelligence to survive

Its obvious that it isnt their money because if we do really just realistically be thinking up that they are basically just doing this for the sake of money or paycheck then its obvious that they cant really just that make those huge stakes or bets on which it would really be that pretty darn obvious that they are really that being funded because we know that if they are really just basically that depositing their own money then for sure it wont really be something as big on what we are commonly seeing which funds are really that extremely that big or something that unrealistic for an influencer to have or not to look below or that low
about their income which they cant really that that afford on spending it on gambling.

The possibilities about manipulated or rigged game results could really be there also, which it is really that hard to tell whether you are dealing with a fair site or not. If we do tend to look into those
streams then we would really be usually having that kind of observation or impression that those influencers are really that ended up on profitable or simply be able to
get huge profits or hit which it would be normally be able to make out that kind of interest and boost up and this is where their job is done well or this is something
that will really be that getting paid.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

I don't know about this article what to think as we have some real streamers and some other guys trying to copy what they do,it is difficult to distinguish yet if you see streamers playing at popular casinos it means they are sponsored by them and as such I consider them true streamers while people playing on not at all well known platforms I consider them not true as my distinction between true and false streamers,this for me have worked well as when I want to see a true streamer I immediately see at which casino he is playing,if he is playing in really big well known casinos I watch him, if not I don't.

Just like in every space of life,  once there is an original,  there sure be fake and when it comes to online a lot of things that we see online are not real don't that depending solely on information that we get from online such as streamers and other promotional shows,  shouldn't be taken seriously.

There are gambles so as that you have to approach them the best way possible this is because by so doing you avoid getting into avoidable troubles that the misinformation could have cost you.

Totally agree with you, everything original has its fake version, though like i have said before, i don't usually engage myself in watching streams most especially, if it's something to do with casinos or gambling, since because at the end of the day, most of the games i play will still be almost 100 percent based on luck, so i do not see the necessity in wasting time and data on such event.

And like i said in my previous comment, the streaming industry is a very big one when it comes to money, so it is only normal that some people who has not what it takes will still want to have their way by trying to grab and eat a piece of the cake, in the end, we all need money, and there are many who don't care how they make the money, as long as money is made at the end of the day.

[Sunderland]

I don't know about this article what to think as we have some real streamers and some other guys trying to copy what they do,it is difficult to distinguish yet if you see streamers playing at popular casinos it means they are sponsored by them and as such I consider them true streamers while people playing on not at all well known platforms I consider them not true as my distinction between true and false streamers,this for me have worked well as when I want to see a true streamer I immediately see at which casino he is playing,if he is playing in really big well known casinos I watch him,if not I don't.

Most of streamers playing with a special deposit bonus, lets say they deposit $10k and the site will give them 10x or 20x bonus or more from their initial deposit with different wagering requirement including min and max bet amount depends on their followers and their popularity.

Also usually the site who pays for the giveaways, not the streamer.
Many of them using scripted bots to make their channel looks alive or close friends who will win the giveaways.

Not all streamers are bad or fake, some of them are real gamblers either and they are the same with us, just looking for profits with a special deposit bonus and gain popularity to make more money from it.

[Eternad]

Most of streamers playing with a special deposit bonus, lets say they deposit $10k and the site will give them 10x or 20x bonus or more from their initial deposit with different wagering requirement including min and max bet amount depends on their followers and their popularity.

Also usually the site who pays for the giveaways, not the streamer.
Many of them using scripted bots to make their channel looks alive or close friends who will win the giveaways.

Most of the popular streamer doesn’t claim bonuses because have partnership money from the casino they are promoting plus the referral commission from all the viewer who will sign up using their referral link.

I agree that most of their giveaway is just fake especially if the reward will come from their pocket but some streamers is genuinely giving away since one of my friend manage to win on one of the casino streamers giveaway although the amount is not high since the streamer he is watching is not that extremely popular.

[Yatsan]

I don't know about this article what to think as we have some real streamers and some other guys trying to copy what they do,it is difficult to distinguish yet if you see streamers playing at popular casinos it means they are sponsored by them and as such I consider them true streamers while people playing on not at all well known platforms I consider them not true as my distinction between true and false streamers,this for me have worked well as when I want to see a true streamer I immediately see at which casino he is playing,if he is playing in really big well known casinos I watch him,if not I don't.

Most of streamers playing with a special deposit bonus, lets say they deposit $10k and the site will give them 10x or 20x bonus or more from their initial deposit with different wagering requirement including min and max bet amount depends on their followers and their popularity.

Also usually the site who pays for the giveaways, not the streamer.
Many of them using scripted bots to make their channel looks alive or close friends who will win the giveaways.

Not all streamers are bad or fake, some of them are real gamblers either and they are the same with us, just looking for profits with a special deposit bonus and gain popularity to make more money from it.

Most of the streamers who are promoting gambling platforms are just doing their job to earn money and there’s no problem with that as long as minors won’t be allowed to get involved. Those who are streaming platforms are not required to be as passionate as us for this industry. Their goal is to just promote a platform and if he happens to be really a gambler for that platform then that would be better. Some streamers are just making use of their popularity to pronote anything they are being paid for and that’s just fine for me. If they are not really a gambler then for sure they won’t be loved in such title as it is now; they play other games as well for sure which keeps their audiences still there.

[Oilacris]

I don't know about this article what to think as we have some real streamers and some other guys trying to copy what they do,it is difficult to distinguish yet if you see streamers playing at popular casinos it means they are sponsored by them and as such I consider them true streamers while people playing on not at all well known platforms I consider them not true as my distinction between true and false streamers,this for me have worked well as when I want to see a true streamer I immediately see at which casino he is playing,if he is playing in really big well known casinos I watch him,if not I don't.

Most of streamers playing with a special deposit bonus, lets say they deposit $10k and the site will give them 10x or 20x bonus or more from their initial deposit with different wagering requirement including min and max bet amount depends on their followers and their popularity.

Also usually the site who pays for the giveaways, not the streamer.
Many of them using scripted bots to make their channel looks alive or close friends who will win the giveaways.

Not all streamers are bad or fake, some of them are real gamblers either and they are the same with us, just looking for profits with a special deposit bonus and gain popularity to make more money from it.

Most of the streamers who are promoting gambling platforms are just doing their job to earn money and there’s no problem with that as long as minors won’t be allowed to get involved. Those who are streaming platforms are not required to be as passionate as us for this industry. Their goal is to just promote a platform and if he happens to be really a gambler for that platform then that would be better. Some streamers are just making use of their popularity to pronote anything they are being paid for and that’s just fine for me. If they are not really a gambler then for sure they won’t be loved in such title as it is now; they play other games as well for sure which keeps their audiences still there.

But trying out to filter on the age of your viewers on said streaming platforms is almost that impossible or would really be that hard on which you cant really know on whose really behind those monitors and even if you do put up some disclaimer then there's no guarantee or assurance that there's no minor on which seeing your stream on which chances that there would really be those young minds that have seen with those things. This is what makes it hard but since you are really just that simply doing your job then it would really be that your least concern in this regard.

We know that in todays era or years where accessibility is already that too easy on spreading or market out services or companies or products that you are really that having.Hiring
up with those influencers with so much followers will really be fastening up the job and we are really that paying for that one.So its normal that their job would
really be giving out recommendations on the companies that they are promoting.As a viewer then we should really be that careful on choosing on whose the one we are really that following on.

[goinmerry]

Having little experience playing at online casinos, I can't be sure that everything written in this article is true. What do you think about it?

It's very interesting to hear the opinion of experienced players and people who are versed in this subject.

You should have your own way of determining if what you watch is crap or not.

Having a little experience playing at a casino shouldn't be a reason why that subject should be a big issue for you. It's not wrong to watch those streams but we all have common sense if what we really watch does make sense or is worth our time. Others just watch it for entertainment as it supposed to be.

Obviously, there are popular streamers, rising ones, and newbie streamers. Most of these streamers are on purpose of gathering lots of subscribers and views that's why they are hired or not by gambling sites, it doesn't matter as their revenue will come from the number of views per stream.

[paxmao]

These platforms should remove such videos or place an age restriction on those containing online casino content to ensure the safety of their young viewers.

Yeah. That isn't happening anytime soon because these are the same platforms that allow viewers of all ages to watch game streams where real money can be used for various benefits such as FIFA packs, CS skins etc.

Their families are the only ones who can make sure that they don't get obsessed with any of that stuff basically.

I do not yet get why people collect things in general, it is just something that does not really click on me - I mean, other than collecting money  But certainly I know people who will go through pains to find things like a carpenter's plane or certain physical items. What I mean is that if physical collections do not click with me, I won't even tell you about collecting digital items (other than art I guess).

[Hispo]

Question for all you guys who consider yourselves to be veterans within the gambling world.
Do you think you would be able to spot a fake gambling  streamer from an actual streamer who would be wagering their money in a casino (no sponsorships or fake credits of any kind) ?

To be honest, I do not think I could spot the difference, though I would try to find over-exaggerated reactions to losses and unnatural underwhelming reactions to wins. But a good actor could always fool someone like me, who is not used to watching streamers for hours and hours in a row.

What you guys think?
Would you be willing to bet on you spotting the fakers?