What slots streamers do you watch and why?

[gunhell16]

I have no idea about slot streamers, to be honest, but I can't deny that I once watched a slot streamer that I just couldn't remember the name of that streamer. But in fairness to his stream, he shows how he wins the jackpot amount by playing the slots game.

What I see is just a combo, then the size of the amount he estimates is already low, 500$ was per bet, then when he hits the slots in a row, it is the size of the winnings he gets in the slots games; he also loses but often wins. I can't help but feel like it's just a demo account that's being used to gain a lot of viewers.

[bakasabo]

I usually dont watch people gamble online, I prefer more to watch people gamble offline (blackjack or poker), but few times I have seen mellstroy and once youtube shorts showed me such streamer as vitus (витyc in Russian). I think those two are or were popular among Russian viewers only, but the way they act in front of camera and while playing slots is disgusting. Two crazy dudes, that gamble very risky, throw money around, and most important, drink lots of alcohol during streaming. Recommended to watch them only to see how low people can go for money.

[Peanutswar]

I do not watch other country streamers or remember their name but most likely when I see in a different platform someone is playing a sweet bonanza I take a small time to watch because this game is so interesting to me another factor is quite prohibited to our country and I saw them tons of multiplier hitting with a combo and gives a huge amount of profit, recently other casino came up here in my country and now offering this game so I didn't watch too much instead I join to play. Some streamers are quite boring when they play and sometimes they are using a demo account and just doing an act they win a huge amount just for paid promotions and not using their funds.

[Accardo]

Previously I followed a lot of streamers who publish short videos and promote casinos on Instagram, but I never watched them on their official streaming channels. However, they share appealing contents, yet, I'm not always alright with the amount of money streamers claim to have won, just to promote a specific casino.

[viljy]

I don't watch any slot streamers. Because I don't like slots. This is a thing in which nothing depends on the player at all. I would even say that slots are worse than roulette in this sense. In roulette, if you want, you can imagine the illusion of a certain system. Nothing like that is possible in slots. That's why I find slots boring. However, this is only a private opinion. After all, some people are interested in slots on the contrary.

[Kelward]

I honestly couldn’t imagine spending my time watching someone else gamble online. I wonder who enjoys this sort of thing. On Stake you can literally play games for free yourself, so it is odd to choose to pay to watch someone else (if you support them). I guess maybe it’s a good way to learn how to play a new game…

I'm also not into watching streamers, I guess it's not my thing and ofcourse I have other fun things that I occupy my free times with. I'd rather play games by myself or in the company of friends if I feel like gambling or engaging in gamble related activities. Considering that a lot of people subscribe to gamble streaming that means that it's huge and entertaining but like you i don't spend my time watching them or prioritize a time for them. Gambling is more fun and thrilling for me when I'm directly involved with my own money.

[nullama]

I find it so interesting that there are multiple companies earning a lot of money by showing other people play or gamble.

I mean, things like twitch are a bit crazy to me, just a platform where you see someone else do stuff...

But I guess it's similar to reality TV, which is also very popular.

It seems that there is a trend of making things "passive". Basically you watch someone else do the thing instead of doing the thing. That's been a growing thing in the last decade or two.

[danherbias07]

Previously I followed a lot of streamers who publish short videos and promote casinos on Instagram, but I never watched them on their official streaming channels. However, they share appealing contents, yet, I'm not always alright with the amount of money streamers claim to have won, just to promote a specific casino.

What I do is always think of them as playing the demo mode because that is how it is when you are a promoter of a gambling site or a slot provider. They probably have tinkered something in the system to change the algorithm and that gives them the advantage to win high multipliers. And yes, their money is real but they do not have it or can have it. Those are just numbers in their accounts and they will never be turned into cash unless the gambling site owner says so.
There's also one guy that I loved watching before but I just forgot his name. It's not the money he won that made me intrigued at watching him but it's his reaction that looks like he truly won something.

[TribalBob]

I don't have a viewing channel like you, but with you giving references it seems interesting to watch, even if I can't do it often, at least I can get entertainment and see the tricks of how they play.

[kingvirtus09]

Like others, I also don't like watching streamers who promote gambling online, because for me it's better for me to play gambling than to be influenced by others who can't control themselves when they experience winning; eventually they will become addicted to gambling.

It seems that I don't want to be a tool in the destruction of others because of their addiction to gambling because I was the way they ended up playing gambling in the casino, which I say if I have something that I shared with others. Also, the streamers are mostly there, or all of them are paid by the casino they are promoting because they will not stream if they are not paid.

[sompitonov]

Like others, I also don't like watching streamers who promote gambling online, because for me it's better for me to play gambling than to be influenced by others who can't control themselves when they experience winning; eventually they will become addicted to gambling.

It seems that I don't want to be a tool in the destruction of others because of their addiction to gambling because I was the way they ended up playing gambling in the casino, which I say if I have something that I shared with others. Also, the streamers are mostly there, or all of them are paid by the casino they are promoting because they will not stream if they are not paid.

In fact, not everything is so clear, although I agree with many words. I am not interested in watching someone spin the slots and I do not care whether he wins or loses, because I know that in slots, luck plays the main role. It turns out that you can sit anyone and the player will press the spin button, it is terribly boring. Another thing is if the streamer plays blackjack or poker at a professional level, in which luck does not play the most important role and if you play professionally, you can win in the long run. I am primarily interested in such streamers from whom I can learn something in the game.

But so far, of all the streamers that I can watch, and then very rarely, this is a professional poker player innerpsy87. He has been earning money online poker at high limits in a cash game for more than 10 years.

[Dewi Aries]

Honestly, I never add streamer channels to my favorite list, but I only occasionally accidentally see them streaming slot games when I'm scrolling through the screen on one of the social media, sometimes I see them until they finish their streaming session and also sometimes I miss the moment.
But of course I also watch the show happily because it is quite entertaining to watch, usually the amount of winnings they get is really very large and at first glance it seems very easy for them to win every game they play, but on the other hand I know that they are actually promotional agents who work with the casino to market the casino site, so I know the reason why it is quite easy for them to get the big win.
On the other hand, there is something that I am quite worried about, which is that when ordinary people accidentally see the show, there is a possibility for them to fall into it because they are motivated by the big win they see, but that is indeed the purpose of streaming by most streamers.