Gambling Social Media influencers

[Etranger]

I know that the casino Stake works with several influencers; you can often find links to them on their website and mentions of games that are favorites of these influencers. They also have a separate streaming platform, Kick, where gamblers can create their own channels and build an audience, eventually becoming influencers themselves.

[Outhue]

Ive been seeing a few random gambling social media presences lately, one of them being Jake Paul with some gambling site of his own creation I believe. Honestly it's pretty smart. Jake Paul love him or hate him is getting his money web tangled in a lot of different things and honestly a casino ain't a bad idea lol

Can you think of any other popular gambling infuencers today? Drop them in the comments section im curious to see who else ive missed promoting this stuff

It is business and yes it is not a bad idea, anyone can do the same if they want and all they have to do is register the casino and follow the rules of the regulators, I know that gambling business is not very popular in most countries but in the US it is a lucrative business.

I don't follow gambling influencers, I don't even know many of them because I don't go out online looking, there is no need to do it and there is nothing to gain from doing it either, I like gambling like I am not a gambler because the reality is gambling doesn't favour alot of us, I turn gambling into a source of entertainment and also small chances of making some money, I don't want to think anything more about gambling right now than this.

[DubemIfedigbo001]

You should've started by dropping the site he's promoting so we see for ourselves if it's owned by him or not and furthermore if he's promoting a scam like other influencers all over the media. I don't believe influencers at all, I've lost significant money to them in my naive days.

Whatever they promote, especially if it's something very new and have not penetrated the market or gained reputation, is subject to strict scrutiny to be sure they're not just shilling projects to the media. I may not presently believe the casino is his, maybe he's been paid to promote just like normal influencers routines.

[The Cryptovator]

Ive been seeing a few random gambling social media presences lately, one of them being Jake Paul with some gambling site of his own creation I believe. Honestly it's pretty smart. Jake Paul love him or hate him is getting his money web tangled in a lot of different things and honestly a casino ain't a bad idea lol

Can you think of any other popular gambling infuencers today? Drop them in the comments section im curious to see who else ive missed promoting this stuff

Influencers need money, either from gambling promotions or they could launch their own sites as well. The advantage is they have a lot of followers, and they could create an influence themselves. So his promotional cost will be less than other casinos. The idea isn't bad, but gamblers need to make sure the influencer is honest and there are fewer chances of scams.

If, like crypto projects, many influencers promote them and eventually scam. I am witnessing a lot of YouTubers who are big have promoted initial crypto projects and later the projects have scammed their investors. Everything we see online isn't true.

[AprilioMP]

Ive been seeing a few random gambling social media presences lately, one of them being Jake Paul with some gambling site of his own creation I believe. Honestly it's pretty smart. Jake Paul love him or hate him is getting his money web tangled in a lot of different things and honestly a casino ain't a bad idea lol

Can you think of any other popular gambling infuencers today? Drop them in the comments section im curious to see who else ive missed promoting this stuff

Gambling companies, of course, want to involve influencers to be part of their gambling company promotion strategy with a bargaining value that is certainly a little. Unfortunately I am not focused on them so I don't know to say the name of the influencer. For those who pay attention, of course they know their names.
For me, such a model is not important to follow.

[giammangiato]

Similar discussions have already been had, but right or wrong, an influencer makes money by promoting the things they're offering.
I see it as a perfectly normal job; sure, it should target people with age and geographic restrictions, but it's common knowledge.
The only negative thing I'd avoid from influencers is making users believe that winning is easy; this is borderline illegal because it's misleading.

[Etranger]

I don’t automatically trust influencers because they are paid to do a specific job. And in fact, it works, they do have influence over their audience. But I don’t believe that in the context of gambling you can gain anything by following influencers. Gambling is more about luck than strategy, so simple imitation doesn’t work in this case.

[_act_]

In this part of the world, gambling businesses is not all that popular, although we have few businesses men although not gambling influencers that turned into running their own casino, but definitely there will be in some part of my country that i may not know about since we have hundreds of online casinos here in my country.

In my country, there is even a politician that owns one of the well know gambling sites.

Drake is one international artist that is into casinos influencing, i expect him to consider running a gambling business aside his music since there is good revenue in that.

I also think that if Drake starts a gambling business, he will not be wasting money anymore on gambling, he will make money from gambling instead. Although he has been known as Stake ambassador, we do not know if he actually lost this money or not.

[Taskford]

In this part of the world, gambling businesses is not all that popular, although we have few businesses men although not gambling influencers that turned into running their own casino, but definitely there will be in some part of my country that i may not know about since we have hundreds of online casinos here in my country.

In my country, there is even a politician that owns one of the well know gambling sites.

Not surprising to hear this knowing that gambling is multimillion dollar industry. Those who can control and operate this business in their country would provably gain lots of money.

Its dangerous to be in this position knowing that we might not see real regulation since those greedy politician might control the system and always goes in favors to them and their businesses. To bad for people falling from wrong expectation especially if gambling will became rampant in their country.

That's why we really need to have critical thinking towards dealing this casinos and to those people promoting it and make sure we are in right mind playing so that we will not exceed on our limits then could able to enjoy without suffering huge damage from losing if that situation happens.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Drake is the only one very popular gambling influencer that I know and if not for the fact that he is usually all over the place because of the hits he frequently pull off most times, i might not have still known him but he is most at all over the place. Some persons in my local that always appear on my fyp are not offshore gambling influencers.

[SmartGold01]

Drake of stake.com is one of the biggest influencer I know, although there are some promotions or sponsors that they do carry on football players where some these gambling sites are being printed on their jerseys. I think that is another form of promotion from these gambling site and it goes more viral since almost football is a global game.
I haven't also been paying attention to these influencer because to me it's not really about gambling rather a form of personal sponsorship where they do get paid for their actions and task being carried out.

[Kelward]

I have never researched about other careers of casino owners and I won't be surprised if influencers are among them. What it takes is the knowledge and passion about gambling and casino management including startup capital to own one. Jake Paul, is rich and I'm not surprised that he can own a casino. Starting a casino is not a problem for people with money and experience but sustaining a casino is what matters. An influencer or anybody that feels that they are capable to own a casino should go ahead. It is a competitive market and if they don't live up to expectations they won't last in the industry.

[Agbamoni]

Most ex football players are now pushing into gambling activities gradually. There is a local casino being owned or promoted by the Super Eagles football star. Jay-Jay Okocha is crowned “King of the Game” for BetKing launched in Nigeria. There are so many promotions on social media where he features in the videos. So indirectly he is a betting influencers.

Unfortunately, I don't have any idea of any gambling influencers since this is one of the parts of gambling I never gave any attention to, but then I am curios and just want to ask, why does this matter? Like, discuss them here..

This is an open thread for discussion. It may not matter to you but it does matter to the OP and others who may find the topic worth discussing.

[EdvinZ]

Man, it is absolutely insane how many influencers are pushing gambling these days. Jake Paul is just the tip of the iceberg, dude. You have these massive streamers like Roshtein and Trainwreckstv who built their whole brand on slot machines and casino streams. Then there is Adin Ross, who is constantly hosting gambling sites on his channel. It feels like you cannot escape it, and you are right, it is a genius business move for them, but it is everywhere. Who else is on your radar, because my feed is flooded with it.

[Ever-young]

Yeah, Jake Paul happens to be just one amongst many others who’s jumped into the gambling scenes and we can’t deny the fact that is it actually a profitable one. But from an honest perspective, this whole influencer gambling thing that has now become a trend is more of a double edged sword. From one side, it’s actually a smart move that they’ve capitalized on it but on the other side, if we check very well, we’ll see or observe that a lot of their audience are usually younger people and they end up having the wrong perspective about gambling, seeing it like one glamorous business, without actually realizing or acknowledging the risks that are involved.

[Eternad]

Ive been seeing a few random gambling social media presences lately, one of them being Jake Paul with some gambling site of his own creation I believe. Honestly it's pretty smart. Jake Paul love him or hate him is getting his money web tangled in a lot of different things and honestly a casino ain't a bad idea lol

Can you think of any other popular gambling infuencers today? Drop them in the comments section im curious to see who else ive missed promoting this stuff

I’m not updated on international influencers that promotes gambling because I rarely use X platform which is the place where this influencers promote the most. Only Drake and Adin Ross are the only influencers I knew that active on gambling.

In our local, there’s significant decrease on gambling influencers due to the law that forbids them on promoting casino but still there’s still some active influencers that do micro promote casino on the end of their video.

Overall, in my country the casino promotion on social media drops significantly.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

Yeah, Jake Paul happens to be just one amongst many others who’s jumped into the gambling scenes and we can’t deny the fact that is it actually a profitable one. But from an honest perspective, this whole influencer gambling thing that has now become a trend is more of a double edged sword. From one side, it’s actually a smart move that they’ve capitalized on it but on the other side, if we check very well, we’ll see or observe that a lot of their audience are usually younger people and they end up having the wrong perspective about gambling, seeing it like one glamorous business, without actually realizing or acknowledging the risks that are involved.

I don't think that influencer look at it that way and we can say that they don't have moral compass. Just imagine the likes of Edin Ross losing millions in just a couple of minutes playing roulette. If they are in the right frame of mind then they wouldn't go down that kind of lifestyle.

So just like Jake Paul here, he has become so big in the last 4 years that everything he touches turns into gold. But it doesn't mean he has someone to be look at a a good example. In this current generation, it's all about the money that you can make and not thinking of influencing younger people.

[meser#]

In my country because of the inflation many people seeking gambling as a way to solve their financial problem. So many influencer also use this behaviour on their benefit. If you search some sort of gambling post in ig/tt/yt you'll shocked how many influencer promoting the gambling. They get commision from every refferals plus deposit which is so clever easy money

[joniboini]

Surprisingly, I haven't been bombarded with direct ads, but a lot of sports fan accounts that I followed seem to be sponsored by the same company in recent months. I'm not sure if this is a new strategy or not, but there are many people inside that circle who I know got sponsored. They post one or two betting predictions every day with an ad tag, and surprisingly the number of views are quite high, even though interactions are low (which should be expected, no one would like an ad post). I wonder how much marketing they spent on doing this, and how much is the return that they're fine with spamming ref links here and there.

[Wapfika]

In my country because of the inflation many people seeking gambling as a way to solve their financial problem. So many influencer also use this behaviour on their benefit. If you search some sort of gambling post in ig/tt/yt you'll shocked how many influencer promoting the gambling. They get commision from every refferals plus deposit which is so clever easy money

Not only referral commission but also casino usually partner to this influencer to promote them via live stream or content while they are being paid with a good sum of money.

Their social post also has earnings from meta per engagement so influencers is earning multiple ways through gambling content and promotion especially if online casino is popular to your country.

This is same situation to my country which influencers is gaining a huge earnings.