Gambling Social Media influencers

[Ivystar5]

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

Jake Paul a YouTuber and and streamer, so definitely he has a lot to be doing in the advertisement of everything that is related to gambling but having a casino of his is a new one and thus gambling on his or staking a bet on him is going to get me very worried if it's not going to be biased and rigged in other to favour him or his casino, if a losses a fight it's to his benefit , if he wins it's to his benefit too.

But for other gambling influencers, I only drake because he is very popular gambler and a musician with a hugw fan base, so probably we can consider him a gambling influencer too.

[Obim34]

I do not even know what to say about people that have someone like Jake Paul as their hero. Him and his family are walking influencer disasters. His brother filming himself on a trek in the japanese suicide forest and he himself beating up old men in the ring. Nothing from influencers is worth watching. They are paid advertisers. Their allegiance is usually to the highest bidder.

Obviously gambling is pretty big and there will be enough influencers that want a piece of the pie.

Nothing else than what you have said, why take this influencers serious knowing how framed, practiced and content like they've been at promoting gambling.

I don't know what a hero in gambling looks like, haven't seen any nor had one. They are doing their job and getting paid, whatever review they give the casino will be altered and biased, nothing will be said about the company flaws because they are getting paid.

I feel pity for those who would absorb this content and risk their money without personally reviewing the casino.

[mirakal]

To be honest, I do find a lot of gambling social media influencers these days but I don’t find them interesting because majority of them are just promoting their own paid platforms without stressing out those risks involved on it just by the thought of gambling. Although gambling comes with a responsible and disciplined gamer, but what if you end up the other way around?

Do your own research instead. These social media influencers are definitely paid so they will do everything to attract their viewers, and if you are not knowledgeable and cautious enough, you will surely fall on their trap.

[Alphakilo]

If you are not smart to understand what is the difference between a promotional content and an honest review it's much better you avoid at all to follow gambler "influencers".
If you have enough experience with gambling sites, probably you will never had any reason to watch or listen those influencers.
At least to me, unless they share useful suggestions about website, gambling strategies and so on, ok they can deserve few minutes of attention.
Otherwise they are mostly scammers and doesn't derve any attention or any waste of time.

I wonder if we should consider non social media casino gambling influencers as also true influencers with the right knowledge and information.

Here's a few names I could dig up; Brian Christopher Slots,
​Lady Luck HQ (Francine Maric), Vegas Matt (Stephen Matt Morrow),
​Roshtein (Ismael Swartz), ​Trainwreckstv (Tyler Niknam).
There are also a lot more of them who focus on casino and slots games, but these few have made their way on Tiktok, Twitch and Kick platforms, respectively and have a good fan or follower base.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

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

There are many gambling influencers in the industry, of which I can remember the two most popular ones, which happens to be Drake who happens to be the brand ambassador of Stake casino, and "Snoop Dogg" who happens to be the brand ambassador of Roobet casino. And these guys have got a huge influence, contributing to almost 50% of the success of each of these casinos. However, we also have the likes of Roshtein and Brian Christopher, who happens to be famous slot game players, who usually stream slot games on platforms like  YouTube. Twitch and Facebook. And also high risk takers, who always bring crowd to whichever casino the they promotes.

[Hispo]

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 would not even get close to a casino being administered by anyone within the Paul family, considering there have been allegations of Logan Paul directly scamming and pulling the rug off his fans, who decided to invest in a memecoin he created.

Also, if a casino is run by an internet personally, it means nothing but some advertising, in the end what matter is whether such casino has enough liquidty, provably fair games and a good reputation for us to trust them with out money. I would not blindly join a casino because it's name is tied to the name of someone relatively popular.

No thanks.

[Floxynice]

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 do not know any gambling influencer. I'm just curious: this gambling influencers have fans who look up to them and wish to be like them some day?

I can picture already from my inner eye how these fans will gamble aggressively just to meet up with the standards of these influencers whom they look up to.

Honestly, this is where I draw the line. Gambling promotions can be misleading and I will never allow myself try out everything simply because my favorite celebrity promotes it. These influencers are simply making their money and don't care shit about these gamblers whom they recommend gambling to.

[AmoreJaz]

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

There are many gambling influencers in the industry, of which I can remember the two most popular ones, which happens to be Drake who happens to be the brand ambassador of Stake casino, and "Snoop Dogg" who happens to be the brand ambassador of Roobet casino. And these guys have got a huge influence, contributing to almost 50% of the success of each of these casinos. However, we also have the likes of Roshtein and Brian Christopher, who happens to be famous slot game players, who usually stream slot games on platforms like  YouTube. Twitch and Facebook. And also high risk takers, who always bring crowd to whichever casino the they promotes.

Drake, I believe, is one of the popular ones as he usually posts multi-million dollar bets in Stake. Though we know, he's one of the Ambassadors but in terms of popularity, he's one of those celebrities/influencers that you can recognize his connection with gambling. Also, you can already include Mayweather, right? He is a high roller, I would say, as he usually brags it on his social media channels.
What we can derive from this influencers is that - as a regular gambler, don't get tempted of betting if you have no extra. These people may have all the money in the world, but you don't have. So that's a big difference, they can do what they want but for most of us who are barely getting by -make sure to monitor your gambling expenditures.

[JiiBs]

I wonder if we should consider non social media casino gambling influencers as also true influencers with the right knowledge and information.

In having to look at all these, are they indeed the reason why you gamble? If they are then I might see reasons why but no, they certainly isn’t the reason why I gamble, I don’t see them to in anyway contributes to the odds of me winning or loosing.

These influencers are getting paid for their influencing work and for the few that gamble, they often get lots of bonuses and promotional offers and as such, that makes having to base your gambling on them a move not worth taking.

[uneng]

There are many of those influencers around. Actually, they have become one of the main elements of modern internet. The audience gave those people a status which shouldn't even exist at first point. I remember the internet before social influencers was a complete different thing, meaning it was a good time when what really mattered here was the content, and not the idolatry around determined figures. It was the opposite of television, although now it has become the same thing television was back then.

I would say to not give more credit to those influencers. They treat you like cattle going directly to the slaughterhouse. They profit from the ignorance and lack of meaningful content. Each time you mention their names, the algorithm considers them even more relevant.

One of the most humiliating things I've seen recently were some influencers on Youtube reproducing a soft version of 'Round 6' series for real. And then you had hundreds of people participating it like idiots for a prize, which had games with very stupid rules, like one person doing a mistake and eliminating a hundred of people as consequence.

[DaNNy001]

Drake is one of the most popular gambling influencer that I know of, he isn't just an influencer but he is also a big time gambler as well...it's funny that a lot of people think that drake is just doing promotions and he doesn't really incur losses lol...just because he advertises for stake and puts up his wins out there doesn't mean that he isn't gambling...There are many other influencers that promote gambling

[Darker45]

Jake Paul has so much money he can invest in diverse assets and ventures. It helps that he's already widely popular. He can easily get into a new venture without necessarily starting from scratch. 

I've read unfamiliar names. But I think I don't know of any who's strictly a gambling influencer. There are popular gamblers who also became like brand ambassadors. But I'm not following them. I don't even watch the popular Brian Christopher's YouTube or Tiktok videos.

[Mindyspace]

This movement is relatively common worldwide. It also happens in my country, but the difference is that society has increasingly reacted, putting pressure on these influencers and causing many to lose sponsorships and even some of their audience.

[taufik123]

Jake Paul has so much money he can invest in diverse assets and ventures. It helps that he's already widely popular. He can easily get into a new venture without necessarily starting from scratch.  
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Yes in addition to the popularity that Jake Paul already has a strong foundation is the Financial that he has and building a gambling business it is very easy for him, it is only necessary to allocate initial capital to build a casino and promotion that is easier because he is already famous, then there will be many people who are interested in joining and playing and yes some investors will also come in to support that casino business.

Some influencers also don't want to be seen as casino owners, mostly they hide it and Influencers like Vegas Matt who is a gambling Influencer work together with online Casinos like FanDuel Casino and create content about the casino experience.

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[Oshio-man]

Mentioning the name of the gamblers influencers will make you to be seeing different name you have never hear before because gambling is large in the whole world, James tako is one of the gambler influencer that have build a lot of gambling center to influence other people to know gambling in my country today, he created a social media group chat when he use to coach some new gamblers and some games that are very easy for gamblers to win without too much stress, I know that those influencers are everywhere in the world but some are real influencers while some are fake influencers, those that are real influencers will not be demanding for fund before they can help you or impact you because it's their joy seeing their followers progressing in gambling.

[laspol65]

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 gamble on many casino platforms but I don't know the name of the real owner, and I don't think it's necessary to know who the casino owner is when I gamble. I gamble and research but I never join a gambling platform just because I know who the casino owner is. But yes it's true that a few days ago there was a game called Jackpot earlier this month and I bet on that game. And I won a small amount of money, so I want to say here that I never gamble because I know who the owner is, and I don't see any role for the owner of the casino in gambling (maybe he just helped by creating the gambling site).

[maydna]

This movement is relatively common worldwide. It also happens in my country, but the difference is that society has increasingly reacted, putting pressure on these influencers and causing many to lose sponsorships and even some of their audience.

If gambling is prohibited in your country, you will not see many influencers promoting gambling. They will not try to promote gambling because that can get them in trouble. They will prefer to promote others although I see some of them are promoting the casino name or the games of grandpa on their page. That can attract attention from people who watch their live show to visit the casino because it show clearly of the site.

[joeperry]

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

One that I know is Drake, especially after partnership with Stake. Actually in our country online casinos and gambling sites were all around (until just recently when it was prohibited) and all of the influencers, social media persona and artists were actually getting paid to promote it and those gambling sites can easily be accessible through the local wallets and it's actually a disaster, good thing it was stopped now.

[programmer3666]

To be honest, I do find a lot of gambling social media influencers these days but I don’t find them interesting because majority of them are just promoting their own paid platforms without stressing out those risks involved on it just by the thought of gambling. Although gambling comes with a responsible and disciplined gamer, but what if you end up the other way around?

Do your own research instead. These social media influencers are definitely paid so they will do everything to attract their viewers, and if you are not knowledgeable and cautious enough, you will surely fall on their trap.

this days most gambling influencers only show the flashy side because they are being paid to promote a platform! so they don't talk about the real risks or how easily people can lose money. that is why it is better to treat their content like adverts!!! not advice and i think the problem is that many of these influencers just highlight their big wins on their pages but they will never show the dozens of losses it took to get there. this kind of gives beginners a false picture of gambling, making them think it is an easy way to get rich. but honestly in reality gambling is designed in a way where the house always has the edge over the players. so if anyone really wants to gamble!! it is wise to do your own research.

[Free Market Capitalist]

Can you think of any other popular gambling infuencers today?

Daniel Negreanu.He is one of the most famous poker players and creates great educational content on his channel, which is on its way to reaching one million subscribers. I like him because he has a very educational style, he knows how to entertain the fish at the tables very well, and I think he's a generally likeable guy.