Is this real or fake

[SmartGold01]

I don't believe that what is being said is true, the video is also contradicting what's on the title. I think this is just a marketing video and nothing that's being said in the video happened. If I'm wrong and it actually happened, it has to be luck that won't repeat itself. Gambling has high financial risk hence when deciding on which games we'll like to play, you ought to be very selective to ensure that games we pick are going to be the ones that we have chances at winning. For the one winner that was shown in the video, there are many others that are losing hence we don't have to follow what the videos saying, gambling with an unrealistic target at hand is very bad. Gamble with an open mind of what you can make but also be realistic and not just believing on hope.

It is very easy to manipulate with marketing in casinos, they always present us with very big things and that we are capable of winning them and that is what excites people, players normally have their eyes shine when they see very big things that they can win and that is what most casinos do, of course at this point I also take credit for what I am capable of doing, I do not have much money when it comes to playing, so I really enjoy when I play with little money because it is what I have to multiply or accept that I lost.

The essence of promotions for gambling platforms is to attract new players to their site and since they aim to get the attention of the new players and get them hucked to their site, they always use methods and formats that present them as the best with offers and bonuses but all to get the gambler tied to their casino so don't be surprised to see them making mouth-watering offers for new player's.

Marketing and bonuses are the ways casinos and bookmakers work on the mental capacity of the players and win them to stay on their sites sometimes even the addicted gamblers are welcome to keep playing as long as they keep depositing and burning the deposits.

That is correct, I agreed with you on this because I have also seen it as well.
See, marketing is the best way a casino could survive for long run because most of them that doesn't know much about marketing has no where to be found or has folded for long now, when a casino strategize a better way to attract their users and new customers you would see that the casino will always be making waves. New player are easily enticed with bonuses or ref bonus, though most casinos that offers bonuses are always strict with their rules because sometimes people may tends to  jeopardize with the bonuses by either cheating or creating multiple accounts to have the bonuses themselves.

[STT]

Advertising can get a little bit carried away at the best of times, add in alot of hype and it can end up closer to not true even if its feasible as a possibility.   You can of course win 64k quite easily if you risk 32k so that would be my first question.  Its takes alot of luck and time otherwise to get that far ahead if starting off low.

I follow a ton of 'famous' gamblers on X which at times is useful as they are all following this account.  Probably sponsored streaming at some point etc.  totally fine but the vid itself is confusing on multiple points.  I wouldnt advise starting off something with risk while having doubts so for me thats where I go do something more interesting then worry about the fine detail for or against though I appreciate the internet always for investigating these kinds of questions.

[TheUltraElite]

The video does give off shady vibes.

I would not ask someone to watch it and then decide whether to gamble or not. They should learn how gambling works, how lottery works and then play these games. Without proper information, loss of money is inevitable.

It does look bad in the name of BC.GAME, but I guess they got away with it.

[GideonGono]

Most of the videos or streams that we would see online are scripted, rhey are paid to advertise the gambling sites, they make sure that it would look so easy to win in the sites that they are promoting.
I've seen so many streamers nowadays promoting sites and showing that they are winning huge amount from it.

[o48o]

This is common a ad that I have seen in my country several times especially from loan apps and trading sites, but I was surprised to see this bc.game advertisement about a women that won $60,058 on bc.game in two months.

Play the video
https://x.com/bcgame/status/1871024774413218142?t=v56Ie0r6_wSBDEc6tJyVkA&s=19

The woman was saying it as if it was very real.

Can someone gambles and bet for 2 months and make that kind of money? It would have been realistic if the month was won just at once.

I am not how it even matters if it's fake or real. There's always a change to win huge amount of money in short time, but changes to do that are astronomically low. So when people are asking that "is it real that you can win as much", or "is it possible?" Almost always be answered with "anything is possible".

But when someone is asking is something possible, they usually mean to ask "Is it in any way realistic that could happen to me?" and the answer is "No".
But people don't gamble because they are being realistic. They gamble because they feel that they could be extraordinary lucky.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Luck can come in any form, most of us use to think of having it at once, but in some situations, it may occur on several occasions and we may not be be able to know how and why, because some would have not been prepared by us, for the kind purpose the woman was used for, it may be real in most cases because they will use a lifetime scenario of a huge win to advertise on their services as well, that is for those that knows the integrity of what they do and stand for by not faking it for the people to see in the public.

[Hirose UK]

The video does give off shady vibes.

I would not ask someone to watch it and then decide whether to gamble or not. They should learn how gambling works, how lottery works and then play these games. Without proper information, loss of money is inevitable.

It does look bad in the name of BC.GAME, but I guess they got away with it.

Even so, I sure many people believe and consider it real, haha ​​this is an era where many people are easily influenced by uncertain things and they make what they see as the main basis for being able to follow it and even do the same thing.
Many people don't care about all the information when they have believed something, this becomes kind of doctrine that really damages someone mind to go further without considering many things, but yes, it all decision for each individual, especially in gambling they have the freedom to do anything even though in the end regret and losing large amounts of money cannot be avoided.

[taufik123]

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Many people don't care about all the information when they have believed something, this becomes kind of doctrine that really damages someone mind to go further without considering many things, but yes, it all decision for each individual, especially in gambling they have the freedom to do anything even though in the end regret and losing large amounts of money cannot be avoided.

As for some of the doctrines that might be put into a promotional video, it's just a matter of believing it or not and whether you're a greedy gambler or just trying to win every time you play.

The woman in the video may have done her gambling job well and of course she was lucky, for 2 months getting a win with a total of $60k,
But will that apply to anyone else? It certainly won't be the same because it's just a matter of luck and how one gets full control on his gambling.

We are in the gambling industry and continue to interact with gambling including promoting that gambling,
We do have the freedom to do anything and any risk can happen, just need strong self-control.

[khiholangkang]

Most of the videos or streams that we would see online are scripted, rhey are paid to advertise the gambling sites, they make sure that it would look so easy to win in the sites that they are promoting.
I've seen so many streamers nowadays promoting sites and showing that they are winning huge amount from it.

Yep we don't know the background of the people in the video, it could be paid to promote gambling so that people think that repairing the big wins can easily and their life can change by gambling so that it becomes rich with only two months, this is really Things that are not possible and difficult for us to get even I have been gambling for a long time, they will associate it with luck and yes it cannot be justified as a guarantee of victory in a gambling.

For myself, right or wrong with the video, we don't know before the person who said he said honestly and the money he got was enjoyed by him, maybe it was only a marketing technique but I thought for people in this forum to gambling only a way Luck is a bonus in gambling.

[tread93]

it's fake, and if you listen carefully she is saying "$685" and not $60,058 like what the subtitle is saying. I have a feeling the video has nothing to do with gambling. also, the video is familiar, I swear I've that video before but I can't remember where.

Most of these videos promoting gambling winnings are fake and usually it's pretty easy to tell the authentic ones from the fake ones just by the tone of their voice and body language. Paid promoting is usually the best route to take for them though, most people who really win don't want to show face

[Charles-Tim]

Luck can come in any form, most of us use to think of having it at once, but in some situations, it may occur on several occasions and we may not be be able to know how and why, because some would have not been prepared by us, for the kind purpose the woman was used for, it may be real in most cases because they will use a lifetime scenario of a huge win to advertise on their services as well, that is for those that knows the integrity of what they do and stand for by not faking it for the people to see in the public.

I am 100% sure that the video ad is not real. That woman did not win any money from bc.game. Bc.game only use her and pay her for her advertising job. But this will mislead some people online as they may think the woman make the money and which can let them think to join the gambling site to make such money also.

[Vaskiy]

Luck can come in any form, most of us use to think of having it at once, but in some situations, it may occur on several occasions and we may not be be able to know how and why, because some would have not been prepared by us, for the kind purpose the woman was used for, it may be real in most cases because they will use a lifetime scenario of a huge win to advertise on their services as well, that is for those that knows the integrity of what they do and stand for by not faking it for the people to see in the public.

I am 100% sure that the video ad is not real. That woman did not win any money from bc.game. Bc.game only use her and pay her for her advertising job. But this will mislead some people online as they may think the woman make the money and which can let them think to join the gambling site to make such money also.

That's fake, and this is going to affect the trust of the platform. I thought this could've been posted by some streamers on their profile to gain through the referral program. The video is posted on the official X page of Bc.game, which seems to be a bad decision. Also, the woman says $685, which has been interpreted as $60085. Going through the post, I got to see a funny comment mentioning never believing a crying woman 

[EarnOnVictor]

The video does give off shady vibes.

I would not ask someone to watch it and then decide whether to gamble or not.

As much as I do not approve of it for anyone to be motivated to bet through the video's testimony, I do not see any shady vibe there as you claimed. We are just sceptical of testimonies like this due to how the world has become, not that it's a certainty that is not real, it could be true. So it's better we are halfway of whether or not it's real than to totally condemn it.

Let's even assume it's true, winning with a casino doesn't mean others would win easily too, so let's be cautious.

[ethereumhunter]

it's fake, and if you listen carefully she is saying "$685" and not $60,058 like what the subtitle is saying. I have a feeling the video has nothing to do with gambling. also, the video is familiar, I swear I've that video before but I can't remember where.

Most of these videos promoting gambling winnings are fake and usually it's pretty easy to tell the authentic ones from the fake ones just by the tone of their voice and body language. Paid promoting is usually the best route to take for them though, most people who really win don't want to show face

I agree with that because even if that videos promoting gambling winnings is real, those streamers can use fake money to trick their audience and pretend that is a real money and they win a very big money. Besides that, we don't know for sure and could only guess of what is happening with those streamers and just believe it without asking too much.

I am okay seeing that win big because I don't take too serious with videos like that. That videos is an entertainment for me so if those streamers, I only say congratulation to streamers and leave the channel

[_act_]

That's fake, and this is going to affect the trust of the platform.

You are right, it is fake and the fake can be easily known but people are just foolish. Only few people have the knowledge to think in the right direction. Some people will believe it. I do not think the ad can affect the gambling site.

They may offer a good service after all which is what some people are looking for on a gambling site.

I thought this could've been posted by some streamers on their profile to gain through the referral program. The video is posted on the official X page of Bc.game, which seems to be a bad decision. Also, the woman says $685, which has been interpreted as $60085. Going through the post, I got to see a funny comment mentioning never believing a crying woman 

I completely agree with this. It is not a right thing a good gambling site should do.

As much as I do not approve of it for anyone to be motivated to bet through the video's testimony, I do not see any shady vibe there as you claimed. We are just sceptical of testimonies like this due to how the world has become, not that it's a certainty that is not real, it could be true. So it's better we are halfway of whether or not it's real than to totally condemn it.

Let's even assume it's true, winning with a casino doesn't mean others would win easily too, so let's be cautious.

It is not true if you look the video very well and how it is done. Done on bcgame official X account. Bcgame is not a lottery, it is an online site. People can show evidence that they win on an online site but not in a way that you will see them like they won a contest or lottery. That is not even how a lottery or contest winning looks like.

Secondly is that the woman said he has been gambling for two months to win such among of money. Not once but for two months. The more you stay on a gambling site, the more you are might lose money. Those that win huge are those that won the money at once. That video is full of bcgame lies.

[TopTort777]

Having posted by bc.game or having a watermark does not make every video gambling related. This video is not about fake or real, she could have earned those 658 bucks anywhere. This is about whether it is gambling related or not.

Btw, how can such video be checked for validity ? https://x.com/bcgame/status/1886709284563481033. It isnt hard to put a any logo on the front of any video. What about this https://x.com/bcgame/status/1884314219899920444 ? What is that currency? Why on the bottom of video balance is 84k, but on the heading its 140.00 balance on bc.game? Shouldnt they be identical and change simultaneously?

[LUCKMCFLY]

The essence of promotions for gambling platforms is to attract new players to their site and since they aim to get the attention of the new players and get them hucked to their site, they always use methods and formats that present them as the best with offers and bonuses but all to get the gambler tied to their casino so don't be surprised to see them making mouth-watering offers for new player's.

Marketing and bonuses are the ways casinos and bookmakers work on the mental capacity of the players and win them to stay on their sites sometimes even the addicted gamblers are welcome to keep playing as long as they keep depositing and burning the deposits.

It is a fact that it is like that, in fact when I was a newbie and I did not know the forum I fell into many casinos that were like that, but you know, after one realizes or discovers that that was the objective of the casino, as a person I did not recommend those casinos to my friends, but rather I recommended casinos that did not have that type of marketing, and that I did not feel cheated, in the end that type of casino is like a bomb that explodes, once it explodes it is already useful, that is Why older casinos are better, with a wide reputation that do not have the need to do that type of fanciful Marketing.

[Yucky]

Having posted by bc.game or having a watermark does not make every video gambling related. This video is not about fake or real, she could have earned those 658 bucks anywhere. This is about whether it is gambling related or not.

Btw, how can such video be checked for validity ? https://x.com/bcgame/status/1886709284563481033. It isnt hard to put a any logo on the front of any video. What about this https://x.com/bcgame/status/1884314219899920444 ? What is that currency? Why on the bottom of video balance is 84k, but on the heading its 140.00 balance on bc.game? Shouldnt they be identical and change simultaneously?

My thoughts exactly, it could be a video, a testimonial video from another platform, or something else. They took it, edited it, and even made mistakes in the edit. She said $685, but the amount they wrote is $60,085. That tells you it's not real. She might be real, and her testimonial might be, but not necessarily about that gambling site.

She said she made that amount in a month, which means if it was gambling she constantly kept betting every day. Nobody would advise you to do that. So, that's just a way for BC Games to promote themselves, which is not very ethical but here, people do it.

[Jaycoinz]

Such videos are scripted videos by streamers and advertisers, all aimed at promoting gambling or playing online a particular game, if you subject such videos to more validity tests you may discover that they are AI-generated.


I may be wrong but I have high chances of being right about the videos being just for promotional purposes and not realities, so don't try it at home.

60000 dollars in two months is achievable, remember gambling is just about luck but like you said there's a very chance that it's scripted for advertisement purposes and also to get the attention of gullible people. I wouldn't be surprised if it's fake because there are lots of celebrities I come across online showcasing their wins on a particular casino or bookie, and most of the time it always looks fake to me. Honestly speaking I think these adverts are causing more harm than good, even though they are after making money they shouldn't do those adverts based on a lie, it's not ethical at all.

[shasan]

This is common a ad that I have seen in my country several times especially from loan apps and trading sites, but I was surprised to see this bc.game advertisement about a women that won $60,058 on bc.game in two months.

Play the video
https://x.com/bcgame/status/1871024774413218142?t=v56Ie0r6_wSBDEc6tJyVkA&s=19

The woman was saying it as if it was very real.

Can someone gambles and bet for 2 months and make that kind of money? It would have been realistic if the month was won just at once.

If you mean that winning 60k is possible or not then it is easily said it might be possible by luck but if you say about the ads then it must be unreal as they can make any type of video that is not real even if they may use their website to show the winning which is used to promote their business. This type of video helps them a lot and it is a way to get a good number of users on their site.