Is this real or fake

[Sandra_hakeem]

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

The way she said "for a month" immediately bridged into realism, thereby making the whole story look fake (atleast for the next 3 seconds, I could spot that out myself) and also made her tears in semblance of the usual tantrums from a woman... Except I wouldn't behave that way for whatever reasons.

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.

Well, anything isn't entirely impossible in gambling, but the possibilities are so slim I'd take several millions of turns to get it as planned, sometimes.
Man, this is clearly a paid ad -- I'd be dead shocked if casinos are now paying "wannabe" actors to fake tantrums just to get the traffic they need.

[Odusko]

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

The way she said "for a month" immediately bridged into realism, thereby making the whole story look fake (atleast for the next 3 seconds, I could spot that out myself) and also made her tears in semblance of the usual tantrums from a woman... Except I wouldn't behave that way for whatever reasons.

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.

Well, anything isn't entirely impossible in gambling, but the possibilities are so slim I'd take several millions of turns to get it as planned, sometimes.
Man, this is clearly a paid ad -- I'd be dead shocked if casinos are now paying "wannabe" actors to fake tantrums just to get the traffic they need.

All of such videos are easily detected not to be real and if you even check very well, you will discover that the woman in that video may not be a real human, it could be AI-generated and from the body posture you will know that the whole thing is being staged and automated, between even all the other adverts of loans sharks that I have seen on the Internet are all like this and so irritating., I don't know who most online platforms with low or bad reputations always use such a format of video, may be because its production may be very cheap and affordable.

[Cantsay]

It's so fake. Just look at the author and then it redirects to a fake BC.GAME site which mirrors the original site.
It's possible that scammers are using this to lure users into depositing money on their scam site. Look at the screenshots below.

It is easy for verify if a link is an authentic link from bcgame or if it’s a phishing link - all you have to do is head over to https://bcgame.com and insert the link there and it will bring up a notification telling you if the site is real or a fake page.

As for the video it self - we really can’t tell if it was generated using an AI but I do know that it’s content is fake and you can’t just go to a casino and win that kind of amount; if it was that easy I’m not sure any gambler would have still been here complaining about their $20 that was lost to a casino game.

[DPHOR]

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.

[AHOYBRAUSE]

LOL, so fking fake, it's amazing. Not only the 685$ becoming 60085$ in the text, but using it to promote is actually hilarious. Every time you see people "crying" and then praising some site or person for it it's almost always some fake nonsense. You see this all the time with some investment scams or other bs. Some person, overly emotional, tells you how great this site is and how much money they have just made.
You just need to ask yourself, would I ever sit in front of the camera and do this without some bigger story/intention is behind it? Most likely the answer is no of course. And for that reason these "promos" are always some totally made nonsense, not more and not less.

[Ultegra134]

A user claimed that the link is a valid mirror link of BC.Game, so it's not a phishing website. However, such advertisements are completely misleading and look scammy, even if in this scenario, it's a legitimate casino. The video falsely states in text that she won $60,085 when she mentions $685, which is misleading and looks intentional as well. I'm surprised that a reputable casino would choose this type of advertisement. Social media, especially Facebook and TikTok, is full of so-called Plinko games and casinos where they win thousands of dollars in a matter of seconds. A large majority of them are simple scams; thus, by opting for this type of advertisement, you're putting yourself in a comparable position to a scam casino.

[Fivestar4everMVP]

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.

The comment section is hell, some of the comments are pure savage, I was really laughing from reading the comments that I almost forgot that I have to post a reply on this thread 😂, someone said it's actually the other way round, that she lost that amount, and she's very angry but decided to turn the story around to see if bc.game will be kind enough to refund back some of that loses 😂, really funny to me.

Well, nevertheless, I usually do not take casino ad videos that has to do with a person or group of people telling a winning story seriously, because anybody can accept to do such ad for even a $25 payment from casino.

And even more worst is that this day, Ai are becoming so good in design and graphics that sometimes, it's very difficult to tell if a video was made using Ai.
So for me, I still very much prefer the text and inforgraphics design type of casino ads than videos where a person or group of people tell how the won an xx amount of money while playing on the said casino, this always looks or appears very unreal to me.

[pawanjain]

It's so fake. Just look at the author and then it redirects to a fake BC.GAME site which mirrors the original site.
It's possible that scammers are using this to lure users into depositing money on their scam site. Look at the screenshots below.

It is easy for verify if a link is an authentic link from bcgame or if it’s a phishing link - all you have to do is head over to https://bcgame.com and insert the link there and it will bring up a notification telling you if the site is real or a fake page.

As for the video it self - we really can’t tell if it was generated using an AI but I do know that it’s content is fake and you can’t just go to a casino and win that kind of amount; if it was that easy I’m not sure any gambler would have still been here complaining about their $20 that was lost to a casino game.

You are right. Although it looked like a scam link but BC.GAME mirror link authenticator says it's their mirror site so I guess it is.
But if the video is fake, why would BC.GAME use it to promote their site. BC.GAME has been doing pretty good already, why would it risk it's reputation by doing such a thing ?
Quite confused. That $20 sentence was lit. Still laughing 

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

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.

It can only be possible to make such winnings from one or two single bet, but for you to bet continuously for two months and continue winning every bet that sums up that amount, it is very impossible, unless she meant to call a different low figure just as some persons said that they heard $608 and not $60,058, it could be that she even want to call a low figure (such as 68) but maybe she was just exaggerating.

[rahmad2nd]

Most of the colleagues on the first page of this thread say that this is fake or doubtful, especially since the one showing it is from a casino site. In conclusion, this video can be said to be just part of a promotion and there is nothing wrong with that. However, there are also quite a few who think it is real and are interested in getting involved and playing it. I don't think it needs to be taken too seriously, especially since we know it is not easy to get that much victory. What is certain is that we don't need to take seriously what is shown or promoted like the one you shared. Unless, the person shown is a real gambler or random people who are asked for information about their victory. Well, I am worried that this video will attract the attention of teenagers or children who are not mature enough to respond to it. Because, the consequences can lead them to become gamblers at an age that is not appropriate.

[acroman08]

You are right. Although it looked like a scam link but BC.GAME mirror link authenticator says it's their mirror site so I guess it is.
But if the video is fake, why would BC.GAME use it to promote their site. BC.GAME has been doing pretty good already, why would it risk it's reputation by doing such a thing ?
Quite confused. That $20 sentence was lit. Still laughing 

It is not really uncommon for a casino or company to take a video out of context and edit it in a way that makes look like it is advertising it or has something to do with their casino/product. personally, I find those kinds of advertisements very shitty but it seems like it works for them so they keep making ads like that.

[Orpichukwu]

As for the video it self - we really can’t tell if it was generated using an AI but I do know that it’s content is fake and you can’t just go to a casino and win that kind of amount; if it was that easy I’m not sure any gambler would have still been here complaining about their $20 that was lost to a casino game.

The video content is fake. That's correct, and it's very obvious. It might have been done for something else, which they later diverted the video into gambling promotion ads.

As for that kind of winning, anything is possible in gambling, but it's rare. It's not just as simple as they make it seem in that video, which I also believe is part of the reason why some people wonder if it's fake or if it's a video published by scammers. Even as you have checked and verified the link from the BCgame official website, some people will still not believe it.

[salad daging]

This is fake - 
Of course, advertising is sweeter than reality, so it's only natural that most ads feature big wins and it's impossible to advertise losses.

Because I've seen a lot of these ads for local casinos where they advertise like this even though it's a little different, but I don't think this is a real ad but there are edits they do for the sake of advertising.

[Zigabel]

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.

It can only be possible to make such winnings from one or two single bet, but for you to bet continuously for two months and continue winning every bet that sums up that amount, it is very impossible, unless she meant to call a different low figure just as some persons said that they heard $608 and not $60,058, it could be that she even want to call a low figure (such as 68) but maybe she was just exaggerating.

I agree with this, as it's very possible, this is more like the role over strategy where you get to continue with betting with small sums and gradually add u the winnings till they amount to such sum but it's definitely going to take a really long time to accomplish and not one which would be achieved in a short time because at some point in other to be on a very safe side you may have to reduce your stake and aswell increase it too when necessary. 

[ajiz138]

It's so fake. Just look at the author and then it redirects to a fake BC.GAME site which mirrors the original site.
It's possible that scammers are using this to lure users into depositing money on their scam site. Look at the screenshots below.

I don't think it's a link scam especially when the person tweeting is BC.Game's official X account but it's still their mirror site because we know BCgame has many mirror sites if I'm not mistaken.

As for the advertisement, is it real? Then obviously I won't believe this is just marketing for ads on X.

[Hispo]

I saw that and on Twitter before, yes. I never gave it much attention because usually those videos are not as well edited and exaggerate reality, seeking people to click on them. Watching it again I can see it has been edited and purposely done, so it sparks greed onto gamblers who could happen to be scrolling on Twitter/X.

Also, big wins in gambling do not usually have anything to do with a period of time like, let us say "two months", it makes it sound as if those were consistent gains for her, when in reality jackpots could come in the very first time you gamble or after years of wagering thousands of dollars on a single casino. 
When people talk about a specific amount of money being generated in an specific period of time, it sounds like income from a job, not gambling. 

[Fortify]

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.

The thing you need to remember is: anyone can go to fiverr, pay a few people $50 to do various jobs - reading a script, video editing and adding a sound track to produce something like this. In return they get this low key looking social advert that tries to play off peoples emotions and greed, then place it in as many locations as possible. There are plenty of people that will fall for tricks like this and it is likely to return much more money to the casino than it cost to make. There is a tiny, almost insignificantly small, chance that this is genuine (but not sure why all the overlays would be placed like this) but I highly doubt it. This type of advert would likely be banned and the actor fined for false advertising if the regulator caught up with them.

[Cantsay]

As for that kind of winning, anything is possible in gambling, but it's rare. It's not just as simple as they make it seem in that video, which I also believe is part of the reason why some people wonder if it's fake or if it's a video published by scammers. Even as you have checked and verified the link from the BCgame official website, some people will still not believe it.

That kind of winning is possible in gambling but the fact that they said “this might be your sign” is what makes it so disgusting to watch - if I wasn’t into gambling I might be convinced that oooh this is how gamblers make their money or there are strategies that I can learn to make money through gambling with the way that video was presented.

It’s just doesn’t seat well when casinos or sport books make misleading videos all in the name of looking for users( they’ll only end up with people who ain’t mentally prepared for the losses that comes with gambling and at the end of the day the number of people who got ruined by gambling will just be increasing.

[Sonia_123]

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's ake everything about the video has being tempered to make it real, you know there are some people that will not settle down properly to watch this video,they just pick the caption and rush into it, then get hooked by it, and that is why we need to trend with caution, you were not satisfied with the money she won because you clearly understand the way it work, that's why you had to share your taught,and all other facts has been proven that the video was tempered, right from the amount she won,the site and others as well.

[junder]

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.

Basically gambling involves luck and winning in gambling can be said to depend on our respective luck, and the thing to remember is that luck is unknown when it will happen and it is impossible for luck to always happen in everything we do, as well as gambling, as often as we gamble, it is impossible for luck to always happen by being able to give us a win that can be taken.

In addition, although there are several types of gambling that require skills to do it, luck is still involved. Also, winning in gambling is uncertain, so it is possible that a big win will happen in the near future and not happen at all, because luck is unknown.