Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic

[bakasabo]

And even if videos are real and are only compilation of large wins, people would easily believe that such things happens all the time, and join gambling. I can lose 90 times and win 10 out of 100 tries, show only 10, and people would fall into that. Sometimes you dont even have to do anything and write «I win all the time, join my referral link», without giving any proof, and people will fall for that.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

And even if videos are real and are only compilation of large wins, people would easily believe that such things happens all the time, and join gambling. I can lose 90 times and win 10 out of 100 tries, show only 10, and people would fall into that. Sometimes you dont even have to do anything and write «I win all the time, join my referral link», without giving any proof, and people will fall for that.

That's true, another thing that those video creators do is that they could be given a free account by the casino owner and they (content makers) will use that account to place some bets that will only hit the big multipliers multiple times and on the video they will show viewers how easy and simple it is to hit the big multipliers, which will be so captivating to the viewers and before you know it, they are already betting and experiencing losses that they didn't expect.

[delfastTions]

And even if videos are real and are only compilation of large wins, people would easily believe that such things happens all the time, and join gambling. I can lose 90 times and win 10 out of 100 tries, show only 10, and people would fall into that. Sometimes you dont even have to do anything and write «I win all the time, join my referral link», without giving any proof, and people will fall for that.

That's true, another thing that those video creators do is that they could be given a free account by the casino owner and they (content makers) will use that account to place some bets that will only hit the big multipliers multiple times and on the video they will show viewers how easy and simple it is to hit the big multipliers, which will be so captivating to the viewers and before you know it, they are already betting and experiencing losses that they didn't expect.

But you must admit that watching a series of interesting wins of a lucky streamer is much more interesting than watching his losses. This is partly due to the fact that in any game, and gambling, almost all third-party observers of the game want the player to win, and the casino, accordingly, to lose. And this, in turn, is due to the fact that all players are still a little hostile and biased towards the casino itself because it is a powerful opponent in any game and it most likely has some privileges in the form of programmable and secret deviations from provable honesty algorithms and there are also some hidden or even open commissions that initially increase the income of such a powerful opponent as a casino.

[348Judah]

The purpose for doing all these is what we don't take time to know, if they don't go that such way, how will it be fascinating on their targets traffic to get interest in giving a try, most of these online and social media advertisments are with the hope of getting new users through the influence they create on making adverts, knowing well that such counts for them to achieve what they have already mapped out for plan, we should also not consider all these streams not to be real, though some may be fake, but not all, YouTube amongst others don't regulate for scam.

[delfastTions]

The purpose for doing all these is what we don't take time to know, if they don't go that such way, how will it be fascinating on their targets traffic to get interest in giving a try, most of these online and social media advertisments are with the hope of getting new users through the influence they create on making adverts, knowing well that such counts for them to achieve what they have already mapped out for plan, we should also not consider all these streams not to be real, though some may be fake, but not all, YouTube amongst others don't regulate for scam.

The key aspect of any advertising is multiple repetition and this helps the brain remember the slogan or name of the casino or something else associated with a specific advertisement. And if you look at the issue that is discussed in this topic from the point of view of the benefit for the casino, it becomes clear that advertising acts in two directions - the actual advertising of gambling in general, as a tool for easy money (which of course is a fake for obvious reasons) and advertising of that site, a specific casino, which orders such advertising from specialists in the production of advertising content, including taking into account some other methods of hidden advertising too.

[Mahanton]

And even if videos are real and are only compilation of large wins, people would easily believe that such things happens all the time, and join gambling. I can lose 90 times and win 10 out of 100 tries, show only 10, and people would fall into that. Sometimes you dont even have to do anything and write «I win all the time, join my referral link», without giving any proof, and people will fall for that.

That's true, another thing that those video creators do is that they could be given a free account by the casino owner and they (content makers) will use that account to place some bets that will only hit the big multipliers multiple times and on the video they will show viewers how easy and simple it is to hit the big multipliers, which will be so captivating to the viewers and before you know it, they are already betting and experiencing losses that they didn't expect.

But you must admit that watching a series of interesting wins of a lucky streamer is much more interesting than watching his losses. This is partly due to the fact that in any game, and gambling, almost all third-party observers of the game want the player to win, and the casino, accordingly, to lose. And this, in turn, is due to the fact that all players are still a little hostile and biased towards the casino itself because it is a powerful opponent in any game and it most likely has some privileges in the form of programmable and secret deviations from provable honesty algorithms and there are also some hidden or even open commissions that initially increase the income of such a powerful opponent as a casino.

Whenever we do see some live streams then you wont really be able to notice out with those loses on which you would really be focusing too much about winnings on which you wont really be that much caring about into those loses and since these streamers does have that huge amount of bankroll then it wont really be that much of an issue since you would really be focusing into the win and this is where they do make themselves that being optimistic on how you would be able to commit out on the same thing. This is why some people that on the time that you would really be able to have that kind of positivity is that whenever they do see up these big wins. Some people are really that skeptical when it comes into the results because it is really that part of the marketing on which there are even times or moments that you will be thinking that it is that being rigged whenever you do see those consecutive wins on which its good that  you dont really easily believe that much when it comes into these streams but if you are that having that kind of positiveness about gambling then you will definitely be that trying out to deposit and would be doing on the same thing. 

[gunhell16]

As far as I know, most streamers on social media apps are just using demo accounts, and many have been caught doing this to deceive their followers who believe in them.

But even though they are doing that, they still continue, and it's just that even though they are caught, it's as if nothing happened
because they are paid by their advertisers.

[nullama]

As far as I know, most streamers on social media apps are just using demo accounts, and many have been caught doing this to deceive their followers who believe in them.

But even though they are doing that, they still continue, and it's just that even though they are caught, it's as if nothing happened
because they are paid by their advertisers.

That's the key thing that people should realize.

Whenever you see a video of someone making money on a casino, think about it. What's in it for them?

If they are just making tons of money in the casino, why waste time creating and producing a video about it?, all that time could be used to obtain more money in their gambling.

But, the reality is that they most likely are not making all that money from the bets. They are making all that money from advertisement, from the eyeballs that are watching those videos.

Otherwise, they wouldn't bother to create those videos in the first place. What incentive there would be for them to create them if that wasn't the case?

[delfastTions]

As far as I know, most streamers on social media apps are just using demo accounts, and many have been caught doing this to deceive their followers who believe in them.

But even though they are doing that, they still continue, and it's just that even though they are caught, it's as if nothing happened
because they are paid by their advertisers.

That's the key thing that people should realize.

Whenever you see a video of someone making money on a casino, think about it. What's in it for them?

If they are just making tons of money in the casino, why waste time creating and producing a video about it?, all that time could be used to obtain more money in their gambling.

But, the reality is that they most likely are not making all that money from the bets. They are making all that money from advertisement, from the eyeballs that are watching those videos.

Otherwise, they wouldn't bother to create those videos in the first place. What incentive there would be for them to create them if that wasn't the case?

Well, that's absolutely true and I would even say it's obvious that advertising gambling through streams can bring in more money than just some casino winnings, especially when almost any streamer doesn't win, but rather loses if they really start playing for the sake of earning money. In addition, advertising deductions are probably quite officially earned fees for which you can then calmly and without problems report to authorized state control bodies such as the local tax service. Of course, if all the documents and contracts are properly drawn up and signed by the parties.
For any streamer, this is obviously the best option for guaranteed earnings, which is significantly different from earnings on the game.

[TheGoobr]

Well, not all of them are unrealistic. Just the "sponsored" ones obviously are. Playing with fake money, winning millions and not even having a geniune reaction when winning this big, it's just annoying.
There are some real people though that show you the reality. Degens like bossmanjack and theGoobr are losing losing losing, mostly they play like total fools but also sometimes the results happening are straight up crazy. 

lol funny to see my name here.

Gambling is a disease

And this thread has lots of misinformation

I know a lot about streamer deals if you have any questions

[DaNNy001]

You mentioned that the casinos are sponsoring the streamers. That is enough to know that something may not be good about it. I do not believe in the streaming casino games. You will see the streamers having huge amount of money on their balance and also getting paid by the casino. But, actually, I do not know if the steamers and the casinos they are sponsoring are manipulating but I know they are not worth watching for me. Maybe a newbie can watch them.

The one that I have watched before was sponsored by Rollbit. We all know that it is a legit gambling site just like Stake.com. I can not use streamers to conclude that a gambling site is not reputable.

One thing that always looks suspicious is that majority of These streamers are always getting unbelievable results from gambling, I watched a streamers video on YouTube and every bet he placed was successful, that's totally unreal. It means that they are either fake or maybe he's advertising for a scam casino...most of the streamers are advertising for fake casinos but this doesn't mean that al casinos are fake, you just have to make your own research and know the legit casinos, judging based off a streamers post is not adviced

[NurseHub]

In this society most people believe they have to see it before they can accept it, and also in success stories. That's why most casinos pay influencers to live stream their games and make people believe it's so easy to win, as seen. It's unrealistic, fake and brainwashing, that's also why they call it promotion. The streamers are also doing the job they pay them for, it's left for people to be wise not to fall for it. This doesn't just happen in livestream even in ads you see these things. It's either they have adjusted the app or it's an already set up game for it. Anytime I see something like this online, I will just skip it because it's never real.‎