Fake casino streamers! Why such streamers are very popular?

[danherbias07]

I don't believe such things like this and I will never be.
Play the games and you will see for yourself how awful the number of multiwin is being given in a series of bets. Sometimes bonuses won't even occur in thousands of bets and I have seen it. And there are also times when I check my graph where the red mark downward is falling sharply which should not happen if RTP is real.
Just yesterday I left my game running with an amount that could cover 2000 auto bets and when I came home I saw how the graph is steep down without a single resistance. So these streamers are mostly fake, either demos or they are part of the promotion of the gambling site and I look at them as just simulations of how a game will work. I don't rely on them or try to mimic them thinking I will hit the same amount as they did. That's impossible. Casino games and slot games have a house edge that is unthinkable to defeat unless you get it by a lucky chance and then withdraw.

[Hirose UK]

A streamer gets paid quite lot for every promotion he carries out

They do, based on the number of followers or subscribers they have because the effectiveness of the promotion will depend on how much their reach is which is what promoters look for.

That why many streamers actively broadcast what they do in gambling and provide reference links that can be used by all their followers, and when they don't have enough followers it is impossible to broadcast gambling sessions because it will only be in vain and too consuming many losses.
In the sense that streamers who already have lot of followers are streamers who can make bigger profits in various places.

and do we know that the account used is a real account that requires depositing money if you want to play? No.

Obviously not, you will barely find a streamer who is promoting a casino and using their own money for their gambling activities, the casino that is paying them for the stream gives them balance to play with as well which is just so that people stay engaged and don't get bored because small bets on a stream would obviously make you bored.

Yes, that what I mean the casino has prepared everything from the account to the capital used for betting.
After all, streamers do it to make a profit so it impossible for them to have to spend more money than the profits they can get, and what more, 80% of a streamer gaming session is win whereas when gambling normally it impossible to get up to an 80% chance of winning.

I wouldn't trust a streamer and they are just people with big followers and use all of that to make money, after all the social media they use like YouTube will also give them big payouts.

There is basically no matter of trust here, a streamer is an entertainer, and they do things only to entertain their audience and that is what they do in this case as well.

I think it not about entertaining the audience but rather to attract the audience interest and curiosity so that they want to register and play by accessing the site from the link that has been provided.
Everything is about money everything is related to business so they don't do it as if they were just entertainers.

[Davidvictorson]

Twitch streamers with very large following are sponsored by several casinos. This is something that I have strongly believed for a long time. Another belief about streamers with large following is that the money they use to bet is not theirs so even when they lose they win because one of the casinos who sponsor them pays them so they may get ad revenue.

Another reason why they are popular is that they win a lot of money. They do something like a Q&A which attracts newbies and their popularity increases.

[Silberman]

Twitch streamers with very large following are sponsored by several casinos. This is something that I have strongly believed for a long time. Another belief about streamers with large following is that the money they use to bet is not theirs so even when they lose they win because one of the casinos who sponsor them pays them so they may get ad revenue.

Another reason why they are popular is that they win a lot of money. They do something like a Q&A which attracts newbies and their popularity increases.

It makes sense for casinos to sponsor those influencers as they can reach an audience that they cannot, so influencers can bring them a lot of customers they may have not gotten otherwise, but at the same time it seems to me some influencers do this in a way that is not correct, as they promote gambling by saying a bunch of things they know cannot be true, and people believing on their words start to gamble and they feel cheated when they find out that what they were told were a bunch of lies.

[Crypt0Gore]

Streamers are just doing their jobs, they get paid doing this and they don't even need to invest in whatever they are feeding the public and they don't have to gamble on any exchange to make them drop their true experience, when money is involved they will talk good things about the platform, you should never take their words very serious because they are getting paid.

You will never come across any casino spending money on their advertisement and telling the audience that they need to gamble once in a while or when they have the money they can afford to lose, that's why in their adverts it's always about someone hitting the jackpot and winning, people need to wake up, that's just for the advert purpose, it's possible to win but the chances of getting the same experience you saw in streamers is very low.

They all know this but telling the world will make many people to reconsider gambling, or probably limit the amount that they are risking on gambling, it has to look like glittering heaven so that people can give it a try, but not all that glitters are made of gold, be careful with gambling, there is no real shortcut to make life changing money.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Twitch streamers with very large following are sponsored by several casinos. This is something that I have strongly believed for a long time. Another belief about streamers with large following is that the money they use to bet is not theirs so even when they lose they win because one of the casinos who sponsor them pays them so they may get ad revenue.

Another reason why they are popular is that they win a lot of money. They do something like a Q&A which attracts newbies and their popularity increases.

It makes sense for casinos to sponsor those influencers as they can reach an audience that they cannot, so influencers can bring them a lot of customers they may have not gotten otherwise, but at the same time it seems to me some influencers do this in a way that is not correct, as they promote gambling by saying a bunch of things they know cannot be true, and people believing on their words start to gamble and they feel cheated when they find out that what they were told were a bunch of lies.

And that's why they are called influencers and this is the job for the many individuals now specially with the advent of social media. These so called influencer is not known in the beginning, but as they become famous and reaching far wide audience, sooner or later a casino will approach them with a good offer to promote them in their streams. And with that it's a dream come true for influencers as they could be making tons of money and at the same time still enjoying what they are doing even if it is fake money. And as long as the casino is benefiting from them, they will continue with that kind of partnership, so win-win. Hopefully, there will be gamblers that can easily spot which one is fake and whether they want to continue to watch those streams or believed in them.

[coupable]

I think it's easy to spot fake streamers because they won't post a gambling stake without showing that they're making big profits in order to encourage people to use the platform they're promoting. As far as I know, this is what most streamers do in coordination with the platform, because it would be useless for streamers to display their gambling in which they will lose or in which they lose more than they win.
Gambling platforms are among the biggest beneficiaries of these services because it is an easy and effective way for them to hire people to promote them instead of paying huge sums of money in advertising to introduce their platform.

[Fatunad]

Twitch streamers with very large following are sponsored by several casinos. This is something that I have strongly believed for a long time. Another belief about streamers with large following is that the money they use to bet is not theirs so even when they lose they win because one of the casinos who sponsor them pays them so they may get ad revenue.

Another reason why they are popular is that they win a lot of money. They do something like a Q&A which attracts newbies and their popularity increases.

It makes sense for casinos to sponsor those influencers as they can reach an audience that they cannot, so influencers can bring them a lot of customers they may have not gotten otherwise, but at the same time it seems to me some influencers do this in a way that is not correct, as they promote gambling by saying a bunch of things they know cannot be true, and people believing on their words start to gamble and they feel cheated when they find out that what they were told were a bunch of lies.

And that's why they are called influencers and this is the job for the many individuals now specially with the advent of social media. These so called influencer is not known in the beginning, but as they become famous and reaching far wide audience, sooner or later a casino will approach them with a good offer to promote them in their streams. And with that it's a dream come true for influencers as they could be making tons of money and at the same time still enjoying what they are doing even if it is fake money. And as long as the casino is benefiting from them, they will continue with that kind of partnership, so win-win. Hopefully, there will be gamblers that can easily spot which one is fake and whether they want to continue to watch those streams or believed in them.

You wouldn't really be called an influencer if you do really just have a small amount number of followers or even getting your first one. You would really be called an influencer on the time that you have that corresponding numbers and i doubt that they would really be doing such foolishness on trying out to take advantage into their followers and showing up some or advertising or recommending some scam sites.
Getting that kind of title or getting such job wont really be that so easy, so its really that a foolish thing that you would really be just wasting all of those hard work or efforts for some mere amounts.
Also its never been ethical on doing it on the first place.

This is why as a gambler it would really be that better that you shouldnt really be making yourself a fan on watching out these streams. Legit or fake, it doesnt matter.
It is really just that simply out of my scope of interest which we know that majority of us wont really be having that care
on the things that they've been streaming. For noobs then yes but veteran ones then they would just simply be ignored.

[Pierre 2]

I think casino streamers on twitch are generally generating great amount of money to casinos which sponsor them. I remember watching many different things they do on stream like, drops or just regular card games. Rewards always seem sort of fake but as I explained they win a lot and pull people to casino businesses.

[Silberman]

I think casino streamers on twitch are generally generating great amount of money to casinos which sponsor them. I remember watching many different things they do on stream like, drops or just regular card games. Rewards always seem sort of fake but as I explained they win a lot and pull people to casino businesses.

Since the pandemic we have seen a strong increase on the interest people have to gamble online, while at the same time the influence of social media stars has gotten way stronger as well, so casinos have found the perfect way to increase their customer base for a reasonable price, however I wonder how long will this last? Because as we know AI has been breaking new ground and there are already AI generated influencers which could replace human influencers on the future.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Twitch streamers with very large following are sponsored by several casinos. This is something that I have strongly believed for a long time. Another belief about streamers with large following is that the money they use to bet is not theirs so even when they lose they win because one of the casinos who sponsor them pays them so they may get ad revenue.

Another reason why they are popular is that they win a lot of money. They do something like a Q&A which attracts newbies and their popularity increases.

It makes sense for casinos to sponsor those influencers as they can reach an audience that they cannot, so influencers can bring them a lot of customers they may have not gotten otherwise, but at the same time it seems to me some influencers do this in a way that is not correct, as they promote gambling by saying a bunch of things they know cannot be true, and people believing on their words start to gamble and they feel cheated when they find out that what they were told were a bunch of lies.

Well, you could say that yes, you are very right in what you say, in a while I hardly watched streamers again, because I also thought that, that they are people who have a lot of hearing and that they no longer care about telling lies, just with having a lot more money in their pockets, but I think this is an issue of ethics because when things are like this you Cannot establish any type of validity, I would not trust a person who tells me lies and is an influencer, of course. In fact, the best example of this is what happened in 2021 with the famous NFTs where many people were deceived, they were scammed, some lost a lot of money, I even saw that some influencers on YouTube were also deceived, so I saw many Youtubers who were actually quite reckless. to put any project only because they were given some money, and that cannot be like that, because who is going to rely on the information they give? who? If things are quite clear there.


I saw a Spanish Youtuber who never showed his face, but who talked and talked about his investments, but always when he was there it was something funny, because one of the things he said was that those NFT gaming projects looked like they were crazy , he gave them money for the projects he took out, it's actually something very crazy that he said, but if we base it on the fact that the projects when they are small or at the beginning they start to earn and the money that invests a lot could withdraw, well I think that was what he He said , take an incoming project, knowing that it will not come in the future, put some money into it and then withdraw it after 2 days, and that happens, as he did something like that and it went well, but even so he gets better out of it because it is something that is not I see bad, but it is something very risky, for example I know that there are people who can afford that luxury and if they lose money then it Doesn't matter, but I don't, I do take care of my money and a person who knows like that, how can you trust me? This was a Youtuber on Twitch, I don't want to Imagine.

[alegotardo]

We as gamers love following top digital influencers who keep us updated with the latest tips, strategies, information, events, tournaments and many other details every day. This groundwork done by them motivates you to perform better at online casinos. But the biggest problem is; that some casino streamers are really authentic and believe in sustaining their channel by providing necessary content to users, while others are fake.

Fake casino streamers never care about the viewer's emotions and financial condition; Instead, they go for live streaming to earn some money through different mediums.

[topbitcoin]

We as gamers love following top digital influencers who keep us updated with the latest tips, strategies, information, events, tournaments and many other details every day. This groundwork done by them motivates you to perform better at online casinos. But the biggest problem is; that some casino streamers are really authentic and believe in sustaining their channel by providing necessary content to users, while others are fake.

Fake casino streamers never care about the viewer's emotions and financial condition; Instead, they go for live streaming to earn some money through different mediums.

And the fake streamers that I often find are slot gambling streamers. They really try to trick their viewers and continuously suggest gambling on the same platform. And this is mostly motivated by illegal gambling sites, they really use streamers to promote their gambling platforms. And this of course, to a small extent, will be dangerous and detrimental to the viewers.

And even though this has resulted in harsh action in the form of sanctions and punishments from law enforcement officials against illegal gambling streamers, this still does not deter them, which on the contrary is increasingly rampant and difficult to control.

[Oasisman]

Fake casino streamers! Why such streamers are very popular?

Why are these streamers became popular? Well, they have funded these streamers enough money to be on your suggestions list visible for everyone when you visit the platform. Then, they will pay a streamer who's already popular to do fake reviews and fake game trials to entice his followers to play on that certain casino.
I didn't read the article though, but I'm quite positive this stuff has been mentioned and discussed in this matter.
A lot of annoying Youtubers and influencers are actually advertising casinos nowadays, so you already know they are paid and these streamers, YouTubers, and influencers doesn't care whether or not the casino has bad reputation as long as they earn tons of money from it.

[Silberman]

Fake casino streamers! Why such streamers are very popular?

Why are these streamers became popular? Well, they have funded these streamers enough money to be on your suggestions list visible for everyone when you visit the platform. Then, they will pay a streamer who's already popular to do fake reviews and fake game trials to entice his followers to play on that certain casino.
I didn't read the article though, but I'm quite positive this stuff has been mentioned and discussed in this matter.
A lot of annoying Youtubers and influencers are actually advertising casinos nowadays, so you already know they are paid and these streamers, YouTubers, and influencers doesn't care whether or not the casino has bad reputation as long as they earn tons of money from it.

And this is something that bothers me terribly about this situation, if influencers want to promote a casino that is fine, as I understand they need to use their fame to sustain themselves, but if they are going to do that then they should promote good casinos that will not scam their customers, but instead they are willing to take as much money as possible without caring about the legitimacy of the casino or the experience their viewers can get out of it, and that is intolerable to me.