Is this real or fake

[Weawant]

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.

Only a few understands this concept of advertising where some gambling platforms have taken it beyond the regular to making sure they make it as real as possible so as to attract as much customers as possible into their platform with the mindset and high hopes of getting rich probably by the results they will be getting by the end of the game and only a few understands this concept and that is why many others keep falling but the few who knows would not except they want to use the casino for another purpose.

[uneng]

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.

Even though it's very unlikely, we can't say it's impossible, because after all, it's a game of luck. We usually say gambling is profitable on short term, and this short term comprehends a different period of time for each gambler. For me, short term gambling can be 1 week, for you it can be 1 month, and for her it can be 2 months.

However, it's just a matter of time that she ends hitting the so feared long term gambling as well, where the casino finally overcomes the player and turns his profits into losses.

That is, if the story shared here is really legit, because there are lots of fake successful stories being promoted on the internet to encourage potential players into gambling for the wrong reasons.

[Charles-Tim]

Even though it's very unlikely, we can't say it's impossible, because after all, it's a game of luck. We usually say gambling is profitable on short term, and this short term comprehends a different period of time for each gambler. For me, short term gambling can be 1 week, for you it can be 1 month, and for her it can be 2 months.

She said in two months he made that huge amount of money. You know what that means? She was gambling and making money. You can go back to the video and watch it again. It is not a matter of argument. It is not real and it is just bc.game ads on X and nothing more which I know that women did not win anything money but only get paid for advertising for bc.game.

[Raflesia]

Regardless of the validity of the video, we must be aware that this is a form of promotion because after all, things like this are quite commonplace and as for his confession in the end whether it is true or not we will never know as long as there is no concrete evidence available but certainly in this case when advertisements like this appear, of course we must know that in the end something like this will be considered commonplace as a form of marketing technique that some sites do including for large sites.

I'm not going to say that it's a fabrication nor am I going to believe that this is entirely true because in the end it's back to ourselves to take a stand on this.
If indeed the video is true then it is indeed very good because such a large profit cannot be obtained by just anyone but when it is just a lure from some large sites I also will not judge it bad because after all it is one of their marketing techniques to be seen by many people,

[uneng]

Even though it's very unlikely, we can't say it's impossible, because after all, it's a game of luck. We usually say gambling is profitable on short term, and this short term comprehends a different period of time for each gambler. For me, short term gambling can be 1 week, for you it can be 1 month, and for her it can be 2 months.

She said in two months he made that huge amount of money. You know what that means? She was gambling and making money. You can go back to the video and watch it again. It is not a matter of argument. It is not real and it is just bc.game ads on X and nothing more which I know that women did not win anything money but only get paid for advertising for bc.game.

I'm not claiming her report to be true. I'm talking broadly about the possibility of making profit gambling along a period of time which comprehends months, which isn't impossible.

It's a fact the internet is full of scammers and impersonators, so I'm not arguing against it, especially after watching a very bad acting from that woman on the video, faking a cry without dropping a single tear.

[Accardo]

It's a fact the internet is full of scammers and impersonators, so I'm not arguing against it, especially after watching a very bad acting from that woman on the video, faking a cry without dropping a single tear.

It's such a dramatic ad video even without seeing it, however, the house has control at length in manipulating results and could favor the woman for promotion sake Generally, nobody would hit that an amount in a short period, yet the video have gotten the casino some attraction - publicity.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

Jeez, I really have to unwatch this thread because every time I see the title it reminds me of this:

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/HApua8EQ-fw

[Dimitri94]

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.

It will depend on the gambling odds and the amount of money the person gambles. If someone has a higher bet amount, they can win more than the mentioned amount in a shorter time. It is not uncommon to suddenly win big even if there are no regular big wins in games of chance. The woman who won $60,058 from gambling in just 2 months is not an exception. It is very normal for that to happen. I think those who gamble and get lucky can win more than that woman.

[lixer]

One thing about gambling is that you can't predict when someone will win, a New gambler can start gambling today and hit huge amount. We can term that to be first time gambler or first time winner, to me it's luring or initiative because I can't imagine someone gambling for two months and win such amount within the periods of two months or thereabouts. If you look at it the other way it's something that would attract them to continue gambling over the time because such winning is never possibilities for long term gamblers.

The term that is used for what you are talking about is "Beginner's luck", which refers to the unexpected success or luck experienced by a complete beginner in a particular activity, and you are right. When it comes to gambling, the beginner's luck makes a person fall for the trap because when a beginner experiences huge wins or even some profit in their opening session, they start feeling lucky, and it makes them feel that they can do that again, and this makes them keep coming back.

A beginner's luck in gambling can be very dangerous for the beginner and I have explained the reason above for that. If someone starts gambling and finds no success in the initial gambling sessions, they won't be attracted much to it because they will see gambling as a waste of money since they got disappointed at first.

This is why they say, first impression is the last impression.

[alegotardo]

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.

It is difficult to say anything with complete certainty, but my honest opinion is that the video in question is highly suspicious of being fake and is probably part of a misleading marketing campaign to create an environment of easy winnings in order to attract people who are either unaware or desperate for a way to make money quickly.

Unfortunately, it is common for gambling companies and other online platforms to use misleading advertising to attract customers with false testimonials, exaggerated claims of winnings and data manipulation. Even the evolution of artificial intelligence has been successfully used to create fake videos or manipulate images with increasingly incredible and worrying quality.

Whenever you see something like this, you need to stop and think that the reality is only one: Gambling is a risk and reward activity, and although it is possible to win large amounts, the probability of consistently winning large sums in a short period of time is extremely low. So, even if this scenario depicted in the video is real, it would just be a stroke of luck as achieving this gain in just two months is highly unlikely and does not represent the reality of most players.

[alani123]

Oddly enough the video comes from a verified account and had millions of views.
This isn't some genius type of video but I bet they push it so much because it simply has many people taping on the link,, which ultimately is the goal.
 
My issue here is why couldn't they even find a believable link for the ad because right now it looks so phishy. Anyway I'd stay away from casinos that are so desparete in their promotion because it may work for now but it surely is devastating for their brand long term to post lies like this.

[shasan]

Oddly enough the video comes from a verified account and had millions of views.
This isn't some genius type of video but I bet they push it so much because it simply has many people taping on the link,, which ultimately is the goal.
 
My issue here is why couldn't they even find a believable link for the ad because right now it looks so phishy. Anyway I'd stay away from casinos that are so desparete in their promotion because it may work for now but it surely is devastating for their brand long term to post lies like this.

Those which gambling sites run any fishy ads whether on YouTube or any other social media or any other space in the name of digital marketing I think those types of gambling site can't be dependable as it is too bad for people. I only support those gambling sites who promotes them smartly specially who promote on the forum.

[Ojima-ojo]

Oddly enough the video comes from a verified account and had millions of views.
This isn't some genius type of video but I bet they push it so much because it simply has many people taping on the link,, which ultimately is the goal.
 
My issue here is why couldn't they even find a believable link for the ad because right now it looks so phishy. Anyway I'd stay away from casinos that are so desparete in their promotion because it may work for now but it surely is devastating for their brand long term to post lies like this.

Those which gambling sites run any fishy ads whether on YouTube or any other social media or any other space in the name of digital marketing I think those types of gambling site can't be dependable as it is too bad for people. I only support those gambling sites who promotes them smartly specially who promote on the forum.

This day I see some social media influencers on online making automated videos advertising even one of the most reputable casinos like stake and the rest, are endorsing in that kind of advertising too thos day so I don't know is the advert and site is a real or fake link and this is one thing we need to casinos to come up with an explanation as to why there is a new wave in that directions

But generally, this form of advising makes the whole business of gambling look shady and for sure not real since the videos is not real.

[Powerjumboo]

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.

Actually, winning $60,058 in two months from a gambling platform is not unusual because the woman may have won a jackpot and was very lucky, so she may have earned $60058 in two months. Moreover, the woman may have been very experienced and has had gambling experience for a long time, which is why she has published these two months of experience here, excluding the past days. However, congratulations to the woman and I would also like to say not to be too emotional on the gambling platform because if you are too emotional, everything can end again on the gambling platform.

[JiiBs]

Oddly enough the video comes from a verified account and had millions of views.
This isn't some genius type of video but I bet they push it so much because it simply has many people taping on the link,, which ultimately is the goal.
 
My issue here is why couldn't they even find a believable link for the ad because right now it looks so phishy. Anyway I'd stay away from casinos that are so desparete in their promotion because it may work for now but it surely is devastating for their brand long term to post lies like this.

Given the details such as you’ve outlined in your comment, you would understand why it had to be pushed through the media it was but agreeably, they’ve got every media they could use for the same purpose too and get just the same result, similar or even more.
I wouldn’t want to question myself on the authenticity of what’s put out there, it’s not enough to motivate me to play when I don’t wish to. The ads would have its effect but, it’s as much as you allow it and yeah, people can get that lucky alright.

[Agbe]

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.

I agree with you. That is fake and it is only for making people to believe that there are existing and gamblers are winning big in their casino. It is purely script and screamers video display in the video for advertisement purpose. And in another reason why the video was trending because it is a verify account and the content creator is using it to get more viewers. Even with that big amount win it is not all gamblers have the same luck to win it.

[Callido]

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.

I agree with you. That is fake and it is only for making people to believe that there are existing and gamblers are winning big in their casino. It is purely script and screamers video display in the video for advertisement purpose. And in another reason why the video was trending because it is a verify account and the content creator is using it to get more viewers. Even with that big amount win it is not all gamblers have the same luck to win it.

I wouldn't fall for such a video, maybe i know too well of similar scam promotions but from the ladies way at which she addressed winning such amount from the casino already gives a false impression. It looks scripted, she was paid by the casino to make such video, many more influencer does the same thing, with their community they are able to bring more people to gamble. Anyone can win that amount but we have to doubt the authenticity of her winning because it has been the earliest means of promoting different casinos, same pattern being used.

[DiMarxist]

I don't know if really it is BC.game that sponsored this script to win the heart of many gamblers in the internet. Well I can't justify them from here and it ir unbelievable because the way the woman demonstrate in the video it is very clear that it is fake and not close to any reality. Bc.game is already a well-known casino so it is not easy to believe that they sponsored such a phishing video in the internet to discredit themselves.
Though everyone has their own plan and I don't know their plan of such.

[Numeral]

Only a few understands this concept of advertising where some gambling platforms have taken it beyond the regular to making sure they make it as real as possible so as to attract as much customers as possible into their platform with the mindset and high hopes of getting rich probably by the results they will be getting by the end of the game and only a few understands this concept and that is why many others keep falling but the few who knows would not except they want to use the casino for another purpose.

What is interesting is approximately the same financial organizations and banks that offer opening deposits at good interest rates. It often happens that there are all sorts of pitfalls that banks try not to mention in their advertising messages. And only then do people find out that the actual interest accrued will be lower than promised in the advertisement. In general, advertising is a very tricky technology, which you should always be wary of, because often the task of advertising is to sell you something that you really do not really need. In gambling advertising can be even more aggressive.