Does casino streamers have influence in your gambling life?

[bitterguy28]

I came across on YouTube where a gambling casino social influencer was streaming about a casinos platform.
He literally brought out his phone and was illustrating to the audiences that it is just few steps to take the winning on your games which is making choice of your predictions, choose amount to bet and also indicate his hashtag referral code and click on confirm.
Immediately you get credited directly to your account that just you won.
I just smiled but I want to ask, how many of you guys develops interests on a particular casino platform due to the influence of the casinos streamers?

Never that they did mate instead I keep blocking those sites that and the streamers that promotes gambling apps and sites specially not familiar to me or not having a thread in this forum because I mostly trust gambling that has been advertising here because I felt safer and also I felt having small chance of not being scammed .

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[Dewi Aries]

I came across on YouTube where a gambling casino social influencer was streaming about a casinos platform.
He literally brought out his phone and was illustrating to the audiences that it is just few steps to take the winning on your games which is making choice of your predictions, choose amount to bet and also indicate his hashtag referral code and click on confirm.
Immediately you get credited directly to your account that just you won.
I just smiled but I want to ask, how many of you guys develops interests on a particular casino platform due to the influence of the casinos streamers?

Never that they did mate instead I keep blocking those sites that and the streamers that promotes gambling apps and sites specially not familiar to me or not having a thread in this forum because I mostly trust gambling that has been advertising here because I felt safer and also I felt having small chance of not being scammed .

I think for ordinary people they will very easily be influenced by what the stremer does in every show they do, several other factors also influence such as maybe the financial situation is not good - fine makes people very easily tempted and follow what is suggested by the casino so obviously they will be one of the audiences who enter the stremer trap through a show that looks very tempting. But the fact is that it is nothing more than a lie, behind the scenes the casino has arranged everything so that they will easily get a big win which of course is an attraction for all viewers, especially ordinary people to follow it.

On the other hand, it seems that you already know that what the stremers are doing is a fake victory so that makes you block all the sites that are promoted or even the channels that the stremers show. Yes for the problem of choosing a casino I think it really comes back to yourself because your comfort and safety determines, you can try some of the casinos that are here like maybe stake.com or some other casinos that you see to start your involvement in gambling.

[CODE200]

If you ask me this question then my answer is that till now no such streamer has influenced me to gamble, I mean I have not been influenced by them. Initially I got acquainted with gambling from my local friends and from there I got familiarity virtually, then I came across this Bitcoin talk forum and then from this forum I did my gambling on top class cryptocurrency gambling websites.

Same with me, I just watch them because they're entertaining and I always do this when I'm watching a streamer, the moment that they do something where they force you to do something or try something for their benefit, I just get the ick from them, they're just so yucky to me now and I stop watching them so yes I don't think I have been influenced to gamble or do anything by any streamer because the moment they do what I've said, I stop being part of their community. Although I've been gambling, I don't think it's fair to say that I've been influenced by them.

[Webetcoins]

more precisely, each person has a different level of luck, even though the streamers we see look like they always win or always win large amounts, it's just someone else's luck that we can see and even though we will try several times if we are not lucky, the results will definitely be different. and on the one hand, streamers like this should only be considered as an entertaining spectacle, not considered to influence our gambling and for me, only gamblers who have no control can be influenced by these streamers. however, if someone does this occasionally in their gambling history it is very normal because they may not have experience and I myself have done the same thing but after getting this experience we will definitely know that everything the streamers do they only entertain us and they are also looking for the benefits of doing this and we as viewers will provide income for them because we have watched the broadcast.

what is certain is that we should not take everything that is broadcast on social media too seriously because sometimes it can be deceptive.

Gambling's "luck" is a deception; its probability, not fortune. Streamers, showcasing constant wins, distort this reality. Instead of becoming luckier, they're playing more or selectively advertising wins. A distorted representation, not a luck standard. Streamers should entertain, not teach gambling. They must differentiate theater from truth. Their goal is to profit from viewers' hopes and dreams. We as viewers must identify this dynamic and avoid their glamorized gambling.

And yes, gamble responsibly. In addition to luck, it tests discipline and decision-making. Bet responsibly. Set limitations, understand the risks, and dont let streamers' wins rule you. Beware that their success does not guarantee your success.

Exactly, that's what the viewers of casino streamers need to understand that what they see isn't always true and it's just a false representation of a possibility that doesn't have to be everyone's faith and it's only for entertainment purposes. Most gambling streamers give disclaimers to their viewers about these things so that they are not blamed in case a person gets addicted to gambling and loses a significant amount and then starts blaming them for it.

A sensible person would understand that what they are seeing isn't reality but it's a fabricated truth and they shouldn't follow in the footsteps of the streamer when it comes to gambling. After all, they generally show that they have large bankrolls and are always placing large bets without any worries because they know they have nothing to lose even if they lose the bets.

[bhadz]

Not all streamers are here and most of them really are not. While if you've got the idea on how these streamers do and how their attitudes are then that only means that you have an idea if they're going to influence you or not.

If the streamer had no intentions and just shared what he was doing in gambling, perhaps more people would follow him. After all, he only shares what he does and always warns of the impact of gambling. That means he cares about what other people will face and always warns them to be careful if they want to gamble. But most streamers show times when they have had big winning moments, which makes many of their followers interested and want to try their luck. That's what makes many people fall into gambling because they gamble without having good self-control.

There can gamblers that care like that but not all of them are like that. With today's familiarity of streaming, it's all about money and viewers and fame. That's all and there's no need to hide anything from the people because it's their livelihood and that's where they're getting their money to gamble.

Yes, that's what they are called for as influencers and that's why they are going to continue making videos and it is not just for affiliate links that they'll display there. But also the content that they are making because it is their way of living and they make money of their videos.

Influencers already know how to make money from their videos, which makes them increasingly create exciting videos. That way, they can get a lot of followers who will follow them to gamble. It depends on how the followers respond to what they watch from the streamers. They also don't need to follow those influencers if they can't gamble well or don't have things that can prevent them from getting too deep into gambling.

So whether they make videos or just streams, there will always be followers of them. IMO, there is not that much audience with them but the good thing about these certain gambling streamers is that they're getting real live viewers and real engagement.

[irhact]

They dont really care on what would happen into their viewers as long they are really that able to do their job then this what matter the most. Somehow as a viewer then its really that still up to you whether you would really be following them and gamble after that on which this is really that something that will really be that depending on you. You are the ones who would really be deciding to play and not to those influencers or streamers.

If you don't have a strong decision mindset they can influence you with sweet words, if you believe what they're saying you'll think those casino that they're promoting are easy to win on when you use them to gamble. Influencers or streamers are paid for their reviews therefore they won't be telling you all the truths. They'll be saying things that'll make individuals use the casino that they're promotion. After hearing what they're saying about a casino, you have to do your own research.

With your research you can verified all what they said and be sure they're not lying. Influencers are mostly liers as they'll say anything that'll make their clients get customers. If they say the casino withdrawal process is quick, don't believe them until you have seen reviews on the forum or on other trusted reviews sites that'll verify that claim of the casino having a fast withdrawal procedures.

[bayu7adi]

Coincidentally, when I watch videos like that for a longer time, I pay more attention to how the game mechanics unfold, not so much interested in the streamer's wins. I seem to understand that the wins during live streams, seen by many, are aimed at attracting customers. It's like it could be manipulated by the casino owners by creating special accounts for streamers. This is also a strategy running in my country, where streamer accounts have a better win rate than regular accounts.

Since I'm quite skeptical about such things, I can say I'm not interested in promoting through streaming or live video. The only thing that piques my curiosity is how the UI and game mechanics work, that's it. Maybe if the streamer explains how long withdrawals and deposits can be processed or discusses KYC on the related platform, that might be additional information for me.

[Mate2237]

Op I will say yes. Because the ways the streamers demonstrate how the casino work even it is not working in that way but because the advertisement method of the streamers, you will be motivated to check out to the casino. Therefore casino streamers play a major role for the influencing of the gamblers to play on the casinos but ordinarily they might not interested to play or go close the casino.

But you don't have to follow all the casino streamers you meet on the internet. Most of them are scammers and agent of the casino to scam people. So you have to check well before clicking the link.

[Mahanton]

more precisely, each person has a different level of luck, even though the streamers we see look like they always win or always win large amounts, it's just someone else's luck that we can see and even though we will try several times if we are not lucky, the results will definitely be different. and on the one hand, streamers like this should only be considered as an entertaining spectacle, not considered to influence our gambling and for me, only gamblers who have no control can be influenced by these streamers. however, if someone does this occasionally in their gambling history it is very normal because they may not have experience and I myself have done the same thing but after getting this experience we will definitely know that everything the streamers do they only entertain us and they are also looking for the benefits of doing this and we as viewers will provide income for them because we have watched the broadcast.

what is certain is that we should not take everything that is broadcast on social media too seriously because sometimes it can be deceptive.

Gambling's "luck" is a deception; its probability, not fortune. Streamers, showcasing constant wins, distort this reality. Instead of becoming luckier, they're playing more or selectively advertising wins. A distorted representation, not a luck standard. Streamers should entertain, not teach gambling. They must differentiate theater from truth. Their goal is to profit from viewers' hopes and dreams. We as viewers must identify this dynamic and avoid their glamorized gambling.

And yes, gamble responsibly. In addition to luck, it tests discipline and decision-making. Bet responsibly. Set limitations, understand the risks, and dont let streamers' wins rule you. Beware that their success does not guarantee your success.

Exactly, that's what the viewers of casino streamers need to understand that what they see isn't always true and it's just a false representation of a possibility that doesn't have to be everyone's faith and it's only for entertainment purposes. Most gambling streamers give disclaimers to their viewers about these things so that they are not blamed in case a person gets addicted to gambling and loses a significant amount and then starts blaming them for it.

A sensible person would understand that what they are seeing isn't reality but it's a fabricated truth and they shouldn't follow in the footsteps of the streamer when it comes to gambling. After all, they generally show that they have large bankrolls and are always placing large bets without any worries because they know they have nothing to lose even if they lose the bets.

Good thing if those streamers would really be giving out those disclaimers or warnings about gambling, because most of those guys that i have seen on which they dont really giving out some concern or care into their
viewers as long they would really be able to make their job done then this is what matter most to them. As long they do get paid, they dont really care on what would happen into you and this is why its not really that shocking that there would really be those streamers that has been that recommended or viewed the most because of showing some concern into its viewers on which i could say that it is really that a must thing
rather than on showing no care and concern into its viewers knowing that gambling is a risky thing and something that you cant really just that ignore and set aside those risks.

In speaking about the topic if these influencers affect me with my gambling activity or venture then its not, i dont really care these dudes been talking on which we do have our own ways on how we do gamble.
We do have our own methods and we do have that own behavior and we do have that own interest on which games we are playing into. Yes, they could give out those tips and hints
but not really that something crucial that would really be needing to mind of.

[Kavelj22]

I find it strange that most of the posts on this topic indicate the absence of the influence of streamers on their gambling practice. So, either all of the participants in this discussion are not regular gamblers, or intelligence is widespread in the gambling community.

Who watches those streamers then? And who is susceptible to them?

These streamers have channels with a huge number of real subscribers so that the streamers can get deals from the gambling platforms that they will promote in each show episode.
It is unlikely that this number of subscribers are forced to remain on the channel, or that they are all new to the field, given the number of live views. The number may reach thousands on some channels.

I find my question about “Who are the people who follow and are influenced by these channels” valid and worthy of an answer?

[Accardo]

So your idea, Uneng, on trying to change the ideas or the minds of these victims would be difficult, but achievable through patience and determination. It's all a long-term goal. Look around the internet, there've been recently some complaints flying around about the streamers not being trustworthy and using their affiliation with the casino to deceive viewers.

A lot of patience, determination and endurance can bring some results on long run, but it won't happen at all until people see others falling and losing money when following those influencers' steps, or losing money themselves. Some will learn by the example of others, while some will have to learn by their own mistakes. We can give assistance, guidance, advices and even suffer some consequences like being insulted back or receiving rage from people who are blind by their flesh idols, but you are right on the sense it's a long term goal that might worth the sacrifice and struggle on the present moment from our side.

The reputation of influencers, coaches and celebrities in general are decreasing these days, as constant scandals comes up, besides their followers being prejudiced in the process. Some lose money, others lose touch with friends and relatives, while in worst cases, people even lose their lives! All motivated by idolatry, which takes people to adopt unreasonable attitudes and decisions, prejudicing themselves in the end of the process.

In gambling it works like: "if influencer X said it's good, then it's true, therefore I should do this exactly like him", while disregarding rational and logical evaluations about the content watched, like: "why is he suddenly sharing a gambling live"?; "what are the risks this game involve?"; "why does he want me to gamble?"... These critical questions raise our awareness about potential dangers we face ahead and are necessary for our survival. Once we avoid them, we are prone to being extinguished, like sheep walking into the slaughterhouse.

Recently, Influencers are not as powerful as they were on the internet, but many new internet users still won't understand the deceitful aim of the people whom they see as role models. Some is the right word, as not all can learn from the mistakes of others, such people don't have the control to stay aware or avoid the influencer entirely. Gradually, the rate of internet users who are becoming wiser each day is impressive. A colossal amount of people now ask questions and send bad reviews to the streamers who try to lure them into gambling with no prior education on how gambling works. Yet the problem persists because of the new internet gamblers who think that what they see is true. The awareness of that is not enough to stop fresh users from watching streamers. The only way out for streamers is to begin some teachings on the importance of gambling and how to gamble responsibly. Because the idea they are using on gamblers will only destroy the casino streaming market. But, if it doesn't, then the complaints would be seen as bad publicity. Thereby still improving the market regardless of what people have to say about streamers.

A person who is addicted to watching screens or spending time on social media would watch these streamers each day and would give it a try. Since he's addicted to using phones and other gadgets, he won't be able to control his gambling moves. And as it is today, millions of people are addicted to seeing the screen, and they now stream games, as YouTube clips are becoming boring. Hence the market may continue to prosper, depending on how much money casinos want to invest in that advertisement market. While it will take a little more time, those who escaped the social engineering of the streamers can help others understand the risk of gambling without having detailed research on the casino. How it works, the payment method, and how long it takes for withdrawal to arrive. These are things most newbies don't care for, the focus is to earn like the streamer they watched in the video.

[LUCKMCFLY]

I find it strange that most of the posts on this topic indicate the absence of the influence of streamers on their gambling practice. So, either all of the participants in this discussion are not regular gamblers, or intelligence is widespread in the gambling community.

Who watches those streamers then? And who is susceptible to them?

These streamers have channels with a huge number of real subscribers so that the streamers can get deals from the gambling platforms that they will promote in each show episode.
It is unlikely that this number of subscribers are forced to remain on the channel, or that they are all new to the field, given the number of live views. The number may reach thousands on some channels.

I find my question about “Who are the people who follow and are influenced by these channels” valid and worthy of an answer?

If there is a lot of influence on novice players, in fact every novice player, before entering a casino, is almost always dependent on what the streamers tell them, it is something that will always happen, however, this is also a question of having a somewhat lazy culture, because if I want to know about casinos in my case I grab and look for a book that I see as a reliable source, but why? because I feel that the information that some people can provide is like in trading, it is because they have learned according to their experiences and they could be telling us many lies and we do not know if it is true, but when we have full knowledge of things because We have already read it in a book, under one author because things are different, and there is a different argument, things are seen in a different way and it is easier to determine if what they are telling us is true or a lie, but my point is clear. In fact, I understand this from trading.

When we compare trading and learning methods with what streamers do, there is not much difference, some traders say and do many things, they say and do not show what they do in their accounts, they do not show their real account, or something similar, there is also speculation that what some traders do or say is that they are influenced by the casinos that pay them to make them win when they do their live presentations, which obviously what they get, the casino does not give it, maybe some Partly, what matters is that the companies see that if you can win , that can be true of course, because a casino that does that and the information is leaked, I would make a very big It is the worst thing that can be done or seen, this is something that does not make any kind of sense to me, of course it is what many may focus on doing , I simply say what can be real.

[ethereumhunter]

There can gamblers that care like that but not all of them are like that. With today's familiarity of streaming, it's all about money and viewers and fame. That's all and there's no need to hide anything from the people because it's their livelihood and that's where they're getting their money to gamble.

Of course, streamers still care, but most of them only think about making money to attract more people with their other videos. That is normal, considering they work through their affiliate links to make money. They may have other sources of income that we need to learn about.

So whether they make videos or just streams, there will always be followers of them. IMO, there is not that much audience with them but the good thing about these certain gambling streamers is that they're getting real live viewers and real engagement.

If they are famous streamers, they get many real viewers watching them live. But some watch using bots to increase the number of viewers. These people are dishonest because they only want to get something using bots. Indeed, there are various streamers and we can choose the streamer we want.

[Saisher]

I just smiled but I want to ask, how many of you guys develops interests on a particular casino platform due to the influence of the casinos streamers?

Many social media influencers are lured to stream these gambling platforms majority of these are locally based because the pay is very good, some of the social media influencers are streaming these platforms, these social media influencers do it after showing their video, I just turn off the stream after the video shows the gambling platform because its deceptive and I believe its manipulated to make it appear how easy to win the casino platform they are promoting.
I like their own videos but not their casino stream I just try to understand that they want to make money because it's not easy for them to make content.

[Betwrong]

I have not been influenced by streamers because I understand they are all promoting and advertising the casino they are under so it is not really my focus that they are pushing out big profit but I concentrate on the what the casino stand for and I check the reviews on it, so if I'm cool with it then I could make my own independent decision apart from what the streamer is doing. I know streamers seldom lose in their games and the reality is different.

From what I've seen, they lose a lot too. Usually they buy a Bonus Game and then another and then another. And they are buying expensive ones for hundreds and even thousands of USD. Until they win big they lose many sometimes, few people can afford those losses. I can't imagine someone thinking "Well, I will hit that big win right away without losing so much!" What kind of logic is that?

[EluguHcman]

Okay it is all cool as everyone kicks against gamblers or audiences who are attentive and abiding to the attractions of the casino streamers.
But the challenge here is that the casino companies, the gamblers and the online influencers still need to make money depending on their potential influences.
So I believe that even if those who are against casino streamers would have a casino betting company, they would still apply the streaming strategies otherwise everyone is protecting their interests.

[Fredomago]

I just smiled but I want to ask, how many of you guys develops interests on a particular casino platform due to the influence of the casinos streamers?

Many social media influencers are lured to stream these gambling platforms majority of these are locally based because the pay is very good, some of the social media influencers are streaming these platforms, these social media influencers do it after showing their video, I just turn off the stream after the video shows the gambling platform because its deceptive and I believe its manipulated to make it appear how easy to win the casino platform they are promoting.
I like their own videos but not their casino stream I just try to understand that they want to make money because it's not easy for them to make content.

Nothing but for the sake of money,, they will try everything that will allow them to attract gamblers, or even not only gamblers, but all those who are watching their videos, people who follow them to start using the platform to give them decent benefits. We can't deny that fact that with casino ads the payment is decent, something that a streamer can't resist, so even if they will do something that easily can be distinguished as a manipulative actions, they will not be bother, and they will just continue to make sure that it will allure people to use the platform.

[len01]

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Hmm, I doubt these streamers are not playing for real. They are playing with their true money as not all streamers are being partnered with a gambling site. Most gambling streamers are playing at different casinos as part of the content. Besides, they seem to be lucky at most times because they have a large bankroll. The larger the bankroll, the more chances of winning especially in playing slots.

These streamers are capable of having such a large bankroll because streaming is their investment. They are being paid for their stream by the platform.

the bigger the bankroll, the bigger the chance of winning, and also the bigger the risk and also the bigger the loss. that's a slot game.

I never thought that streamers who use big bankrolls always win big, it's just that the value we have with that of streamers is different, for example, if we have a budget of $100, getting a win of $80 for us is already very big.
whereas a streamer who has a budget of $10k and gets a win of $1000 for him is just a small amount but for us it is a big amount so we always think that a big bankroll gives a bigger chance of winning. am I right ?

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AFAIK, there are accusations that some streamers do not use real accounts, but accounts where they will always get deposits from the casino (no need to spend their own money) and if they win, the money cannot be withdrawn. Streamers only get paid as an influencer, not the winnings on their account.

I don't know if the rumors are true or not. but since then I have been quite doubtful about the validity of the balance of streamer. Even if I watch it, at most I just see the gameplay of the slots being played.

maybe we need to get to know the streamer and ask him directly whether the accusations are true or false.

I often hear accusations like that and sometimes I also think when I see a streamer playing a slot game wearing a mask and seeing the situation in the room it looks like just an ordinary gambler but why can they get such a large budget?
well, we all don't know how the streamers behind the scenes are like and whether they have other jobs that have big salaries but I often see streamers like this in local media which I often see now and I also sometimes think maybe what you said true that using counterfeit money.

[Crypt0Gore]

Some people choose to use streamers when they are ready to find their first casino to gamble, but I call this a very bad idea because most streamers are not using the same software that will be available for gamblers when they sign up on the same casino as the streamer.

Many people have walked the same way with streamers, using their same method and also same platform and yet they don't get the same result, in fact the result is nowhere near what the streamer got, I am not saying that all of them are the same but most of them are.

Why not focus on yourself instead? There is no amount of gambling strategy that can make you win money without losing, the only choice left is risking what you can afford to lose, nothing beats this idea in gambling.

[dezoel]

It depends on the influencer. For me, I will sign up on their link if they are running some giveaways. I have done a couple of this before but it was only sad that I haven't tried winning in each of them. I'm not saying they are scam though, but it's just I'm unlucky.

There are also a random personality who does exactly like what you said there, and I find it annoying because their niche isn't about gambling at the first place. They are a bad influence to their viewers/supporters. Maybe some are doing it personally because they want to take advantage of the referral rewards. But, for those casinos who are planning to do a sponsorship, they better choose the right person for it.