Gambling Social Media influencers

[rbynxx]

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

As long as it's regulated I think that's fair enough to be promoted by him and I think that's a smart move considering who got a huge following. I think it was Drake, Adesanya, Ronaldo, Pacquiao and lot of other personalities who are into sports too though it's different coz they don't have any owned casino just like Jake Paul who you mentioned here. I also see guys like Daniel Negreanu whom I like in poker who are always tied to gambling content so it's really becoming a big mix of athletes, streamers and influencers.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

some of my local artists who are promoting gambling.

Not only artists, this time around many comedy content creators and entertainers who have a very wide fan base and audience on their social space are being given the contract of promoting a casino for a long duration of months and if the casino is getting results from the promotion, they keep funding it while those entertainers keeps promoting it.

[Accardo]

Not only artists, this time around many comedy content creators and entertainers who have a very wide fan base and audience on their social space are being given the contract of promoting a casino for a long duration of months and if the casino is getting results from the promotion, they keep funding it while those entertainers keeps promoting it.

Gambling is a flourishing market with the people's desire. Top tweets on X carry casino water marks on them. And because the budget is high it'll be easier to have influencers post them or even fabricate wins to get followers talking. All of that is at the detriment of users or newbies who have little to know about the effect of gambling. Also, these influencers don't explain better or caution them to play responsibly.

[iv4n]

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

Imagine that world where Jake Paul is popular... and all other similar characters... oh wait, it's reality! I guess we are doomed...

Let's not comment on his personality and actions in full (I hope most of his content is staged, and if not, then he's a total fool), and let's look at his ventures in the crypto world... Even a quick research will give a lot of results. After you check important stuff, you decide who he really is....

Jake Paul is like a huge red flag... if you see that he is connected with some project or just promoting it, just turn around & run away.

[passwordnow]

Imagine that world where Jake Paul is popular... and all other similar characters... oh wait, it's reality! I guess we are doomed...

Let's not comment on his personality and actions in full (I hope most of his content is staged, and if not, then he's a total fool), and let's look at his ventures in the crypto world... Even a quick research will give a lot of results. After you check important stuff, you decide who he really is....

Jake Paul is like a huge red flag... if you see that he is connected with some project or just promoting it, just turn around & run away.

People are for entertainment and that's why the influencers that are becoming popular today are the likes of him. These is what the society and new generation thinks of what an influencer should be. While for him, he knows how to leverage the popularity that he's got and that's why he's earning millions easy from social media. But the contents that he feeds to them, in a perspective of what you're saying, it's really saddening to see what the kids nowadays who are their idols and heroes.

[Cointxz]

some of my local artists who are promoting gambling.

Not only artists, this time around many comedy content creators and entertainers who have a very wide fan base and audience on their social space are being given the contract of promoting a casino for a long duration of months and if the casino is getting results from the promotion, they keep funding it while those entertainers keeps promoting it.

In reality, Influencers that focus on comedy and charity usually dominate the social media when it comes to follower and charisma rather than artist.

Here in Philippines, Artist was already overshadowed by vlogger that do most of content with vines which is the most popular target now of casino promoter.

Social media makes anyone with good sense of humor very powerful compared to normal artists that focus their career on television.

[Achalugo BTC]

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..

Anyways, speaking of making money off gambling, there are several ways of achieving this just same way there are several methods of catching a rat 🐀.
But above all, I personally think and believe that owning a casino that is already known and very successful is the ultimate, running a casino is not just gambling, it's a business, and a lucrative one at that.
I remember back in the day, I had plans of building my own online casino, but right now, i think I am giving up on the idea because I found something I feel is much better.. 😁

Though, it might a very good and profitable business if you have actualize it already, because nowadays most youths put all their focus in gambling and believe they will make it or become successful through gambling and this will bring a lot of customers to your online platform and this will make you a lot of sales or money, because those who owned casinos are always rich.

[CryptSafe]

In my country, where I come from, there are lots of gambling operating companies there but I have not really heard or seen anybody of any notable figures in society being influencers as a gambler. What I see is ambassadorial appointments to help promote the casino's presence in my country, lots of celebrities, footballers, and content creators promote casinos on their social media handles, while some are captured on the billboards of the casinos on highways, etc. These people promoting them are not gamblers, but for the fact that they have a larger community, which definitely has a good number of gamblers, they approach them for promotion. Since I have been noticing them, none of them have ever gone on air to talk about their gambling or share their gambling experience.

[Die_empty]

Though, it might a very good and profitable business if you have actualize it already, because nowadays most youths put all their focus in gambling and believe they will make it or become successful through gambling and this will bring a lot of customers to your online platform and this will make you a lot of sales or money, because those who owned casinos are always rich.

People who see gambling as a source of income are doing the wrong thing. These youths who put all their hope in gambling, thinking that they will make instant money, will end up being disappointed. Yeah, a few people have made money from betting because they won jackpots but not everyone will be fortunate enough to achieve this height.

Casinos are like every other business. If it is well managed, it will be profitable. But it could bring losses if the managers don't do the needful. So there no guarantee that casinos will always be profitable.    

[irhact]

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

We're all gambling influencers in our own ways because we promote gambling to our friends and family but it's just that we don't make as much money as the big influencer and if they're doing it in a right way then there's nothing bad in what they're doing. They're making a honest living but it's left for we the viewers to be mindful of what we consume because not every influencer will be honest with their reviews or recommendations. Social media influencers are only interested in making money and that's why they spend all the hours they put into their work to make it interesting to you. Jake Paul is a big businessman and I won't believe in everything he says because he's always after making money for himself.

[KiaKia]

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

Don't trust them a inch, they are running business and doing advert with their reputable names and company names, jake Paul has his name maded, he has big reputation in the world today, so yes people will want to try his casino out.

I am not against this, if it is regulated anyone can use the platform for gambling, but don't forget that casinos always wins, they own the business and they make lucrative money, where there are loads of people looking for opportunities money will flow.

A casino with one thousand gamblers per day makes alot of money, let's compare that to something build by the mighty Jake Paul, he has loads of fan base behind him, he will make millions in no time.

[tread93]

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.

Yeah im sure there are some huge risks involved. These influencers are savvy to use their reach for this market. Mostly young people follow Jake Paul so im sure he is practically raking money in the bag and he lives in Puerto Rico with the best tax code in the US as well keeping more of what he is brining home already but he's probably also writing everything off paying zero taxes

[Royal Cap]

A casino with one thousand gamblers per day makes alot of money, let's compare that to something build by the mighty Jake Paul, he has loads of fan base behind him, he will make millions in no time.

The thing is these influencers never want to show off their losses. They make deals with brands, get special bonuses and only highlight big wins to their followers. When the average user goes to that platform they don’t realize that the casino odds are always in favor of the house.

That’s why the gambling industry has survived for thousands of years. I think this trend will only grow. Since social media influencers are the biggest distribution channel for entertainment toda, gambling brands will always use them.

[₿itcoin]

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

Haha, Jack Paul is in on it too!! I see he is the co-founder of Better and recently launched Better Arcade. After seeing your post I did a little searching and looked at the big names in casino streaming, including Roshtine who is a top streamer, TrainwreckTV, Brian Christopher Slots, Vegas Matt, and even poker betting creators like Jeff Gross. It seems like TikTok and IG are full of micro-influencers promoting slot clips and promos. The lists are growing with it. I think the promo deals are mostly filled with heavy affiliate pay and hype so of course there is a conflict of interest and addiction risk.

[GxSTxV]

You cannot imagine the amount of influencers that are promoting Gambling, casinos and sportsbooks. We have seen the huge increase in this industry in a very short period just after 2019 with coronavirus pandemic and mainly crypto casinos and No Kyc platforms leading this industry at the beginning many other stepped in and started marketing with all the possible materials.

Using influencers and even marketing with random videos, (even P*orn industry) is very common lately, it brings good results for these platforms and it’s a win win deal for the casino and influencers.

However, all people are required to be cautious when it comes to jumping into gambling without any plans or budget management, it’s a fun activity, but needs some consideration to not get trapped with addiction or thinking that these influencers are spending that much money on playing at casinos.

[Awaklara]

The thing is these influencers never want to show off their losses. They make deals with brands, get special bonuses and only highlight big wins to their followers. When the average user goes to that platform they don’t realize that the casino odds are always in favor of the house.

That’s why the gambling industry has survived for thousands of years. I think this trend will only grow. Since social media influencers are the biggest distribution channel for entertainment toda, gambling brands will always use them.

The influence of influencers will not grow if the mindset of each of their followers functions properly. If they already know that gambling will not easily yield the wins that the influencers they follow seem to get, followers should have no reason to try. 
However, if followers are already gamblers, they might be attracted to promotions offered by casinos through influencers. 
In any case, the influence generated by influencers cannot be controlled. What I mean is, it can lead to gamblers, as well as people who have not gambled. It is even worse if the followers are children.

[Royal Cap]

In any case, the influence generated by influencers cannot be controlled. What I mean is, it can lead to gamblers, as well as people who have not gambled. It is even worse if the followers are children.

Well I want to say something in the context of your words. So a few days ago I saw some videos on youtube where a person gambles on a stake. There he took a challenge that he would convert 1$ to 1000$. (I think it was a sponsored video) and at the end of the video I saw that he had done it. So now you as a viewer think, wouldn't your subconscious mind want to gamble then?? Because you saw with your own eyes a person who had converted 1$ to 1000$.

[Makus]

some of my local artists who are promoting gambling.

Not only artists, this time around many comedy content creators and entertainers who have a very wide fan base and audience on their social space are being given the contract of promoting a casino for a long duration of months and if the casino is getting results from the promotion, they keep funding it while those entertainers keeps promoting it.

Absolutely, the rate of gambling ads these days is nothing we've seen before almost all content creators with large audience now add referral codes while share some gambling ads on their content well I'm not against the fact that their doing that, but the fact that most of them go ahead to convince the audience that wining is super easy and mind you underage also do watch these videos so this could also be one of the reason we see more underage trying to gamble when they're not qualified to do so. Maybe things like this should start getting regulated else we would have nothing to be proud of about the future if they get addicted.

[HONDACD125]

You cannot imagine the amount of influencers that are promoting Gambling, casinos and sportsbooks. We have seen the huge increase in this industry in a very short period just after 2019 with coronavirus pandemic and mainly crypto casinos and No Kyc platforms leading this industry at the beginning many other stepped in and started marketing with all the possible materials.

Using influencers and even marketing with random videos, (even P*orn industry) is very common lately, it brings good results for these platforms and it’s a win win deal for the casino and influencers.

However, all people are required to be cautious when it comes to jumping into gambling without any plans or budget management, it’s a fun activity, but needs some consideration to not get trapped with addiction or thinking that these influencers are spending that much money on playing at casinos.

Every sponsorship contract between a business and a famous influencer is basically a win-win for both sides because the business wants exposure which it gets through the audience the influencer has, and the influencer gets money which is why they have become an influencer in the first place. No one can convince me that people become influencers not to make a lot of money, it's a known fact and everyone knows and understand that this industry gives you a lot of money, which is why every other person these days is trying to become famous and become influencers, or streamers.

Talking about people, the audience that is watching these streamers or influencers, I believe a large number of them is underaged, but most of the influencers barely care about that. They promote anything that makes them money, they curse in their videos and streams, and do all sorts of things that a minor shouldn't be seeing. Thus, it is definitely the responsibility of those watching to make sure they are only picking up what's good for them from these influencers, and shouldn't allow them to influence them negatively.

[ScamViruS]

some of my local artists who are promoting gambling.

Not only artists, this time around many comedy content creators and entertainers who have a very wide fan base and audience on their social space are being given the contract of promoting a casino for a long duration of months and if the casino is getting results from the promotion, they keep funding it while those entertainers keeps promoting it.

Right. Now all these channels are being paid to promote gambling sites, and the number of these marketing efforts is constantly increasing. It seems more effective to use different channels in this way rather than relying on a specific influencer. I have already seen in many places that casinos are using different strategies to reach gamblers easily in different ways, and it is also true that they use influencers for this.