Gambling Social Media influencers

[tread93]

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.

Yes it does surely drive traffic to their casinos when you have boxers and high profile athletes or other types of influencers promoting any platform. Im sure they get a nice little pay day maybe even some other benefits depending on how their contract is structured

[Findingnemo]

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.

Content creation isn't cheap, it has it's own production cost depends on the type of content but at the least they need good quality camera equipments, mic lighting and PC and editor which will atleast cost them few thousand dollars so every growing channel will try to accept any offers coming in and they might add some disclaimer for their audeince and we are not kids to buy everything we see on a screen, we got our own decision making ability and often we fail to use it.

[Cantsay]

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$.

If you go to X you’ll see lots of sponsored videos like this, still by stake and if you check the comments you’ll then realise that a lot of gamblers don’t know what’s going on in the gambling space, because how they heck do you see someone post more than 5 images of them hitting x1,000 on plinko more than 3 times and yet you’re saying that they should give them tips on how that user managed to hit that amount.

[WhoYouCantKill]

The reason for the quick growth of the influencer casino link is as a result of the flashy content, it is risky, and equally entertaining, yet it also blurs the point of responsible play af promotion. And this is the aspect where people should watch out for very carefully.

[Judith87403]

If you go to X you’ll see lots of sponsored videos like this, still by stake and if you check the comments you’ll then realise that a lot of gamblers don’t know what’s going on in the gambling space, because how they heck do you see someone post more than 5 images of them hitting x1,000 on plinko more than 3 times and yet you’re saying that they should give them tips on how that user managed to hit that amount.

These does not only happen in x both in facebook I have seen people posting winings frequently, most of them claims to be a tipster. And when you try to pm them they will ask you to make payment before they can release the odd, first I was thinking that this set of people is real. But then I was still having some concern because I know that is not easy to Predict the outcome talk of  wining in row, not until a Friend of mine went behind my back to purchase thier odd, after the payment was made my  guy was ignored. He texted for several times yet they didn't reply him, then I didn't know what is going on so after having this experiencing then he later told me what happened but I didn't say anything because I'm very mad at him for not informing me before making the purchase, because I know that those winings they have been posting is fake.

[Cantsay]

If you go to X you’ll see lots of sponsored videos like this, still by stake and if you check the comments you’ll then realise that a lot of gamblers don’t know what’s going on in the gambling space, because how they heck do you see someone post more than 5 images of them hitting x1,000 on plinko more than 3 times and yet you’re saying that they should give them tips on how that user managed to hit that amount.

These does not only happen in x both in facebook I have seen people posting winings frequently, most of them claims to be a tipster. And when you try to pm them they will ask you to make payment before they can release the odd, first I was thinking that this set of people is real. But then I was still having some concern because I know that is not easy to Predict the outcome talk of  wining in row, not until a Friend of mine went behind my back to purchase thier odd, after the payment was made my  guy was ignored. He texted for several times yet they didn't reply him, then I didn't know what is going on so after having this experiencing then he later told me what happened but I didn't say anything because I'm very mad at him for not informing me before making the purchase, because I know that those winings they have been posting is fake.

The one you described sounds like a sport betting tipsters, which I usually considered as scammers because if truly your tips were correct and you have been winning for a long time with a win rate of up to 80% you wouldn’t even need to come out and start putting pennies as the price tag of your so called tips.

Mine is plinko, although there are people who still claim that they have signals for casino games (which is obviously a scam) - this specific example I’m using is a user on X than usually posts plinko all the time with some insane multipliers and this is the same game that will run your entire bankroll dry before you even manage to hit a high multiplier.

[MainIbem]

These does not only happen in x both in facebook I have seen people posting winings frequently, most of them claims to be a tipster. And when you try to pm them they will ask you to make payment before they can release the odd, first I was thinking that this set of people is real. But then I was still having some concern because I know that is not easy to Predict the outcome talk of  wining in row, not until a Friend of mine went behind my back to purchase thier odd, after the payment was made my  guy was ignored. He texted for several times yet they didn't reply him, then I didn't know what is going on so after having this experiencing then he later told me what happened but I didn't say anything because I'm very mad at him for not informing me before making the purchase, because I know that those winings they have been posting is fake.

I don't listen to those paid influencers on the media cause most of them are just there to promote Casino's or give booking codes they claim to be sure just to attract new bettors to a particular betting platform, there's also some fske tipsters ive had an encounter with severally on the media, they'll lure you to a WhatsApp or Telegram group and show you fake images of previous huge wins and ask you to join their vip group or channel for sure betting tips, they're all fake, there's nothing like sure betting tips cause betting (gambling) is a game of luck.

[rachael9385]

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

Drake is one of the biggest there.

We know how he's posting his betting slips and gaining attraction through X and that's because of how big the amount he's betting on.

I don't know follow a lot of these influencers but only a few of them are notable for me and that's why if it's about the influence that he's got, he sure got a lot in a global scale.

So, the sponsorship or partnership he gets from that casino sure is paying him checks and it's worth it for both of them.

Drake is indeed one of the biggest on the game, apart from I'm not really familiar with a lot of influencers. Drake doesn't do fake promotions that's the reason I think he is more authentic. He posts his bet slips that includes the one that he losses and also his wins, unlike some promoters that only post their wins. Most of these social media influencers are known for promoting fake casinos that's why I don't give them attention

[famososMuertos]

There may be many influencers in the business, but few are majority shareholders. The advertising dollars on the various platforms are brutal. As a result, these content creators—who I prefer to call them more than just influencers—often earn such meager amounts of money that they see no problem risking their reputation on any gambling-related business.

There are also the outright "cheaters," like Trevor "TmarTn" Martin and Tom "TheSyndicatePro" Cassell.
Source: https://www.ftc.gov/system/files/documents/cases/1623184_c-_csgolotto_decision_and_order.pdf

[nelson4lov]

As the day goes by, I get to see more and more celebrities and even top influencers on social media promoting some gambling site. There was a time most of the top Twitter influencers were using stake logo as watermark for all photos in their banger threads and posts even though the topic of the post isn't related to gambling. I think this is something that would continue to go on and on as the gambling industry has been one of the most profitable in the last decade.

[Glen Hoddle]

Jack Paul is a famous and experienced wrestler, and he prefers to play only with weak people. He likes to beat old people because the players of the opposite team can't attack him. Although if he attacks, it will be a weak attack, a match was held between Jack Paul and Tyson a few months ago. Jack Paul won, but the main thing is that Tyson was old and he couldn't hit, if Tyson was young, he would have fallen unconscious on the ground with one blow.

[Slow death]

Here in my country, singers, comedians, actors, and digital influencers are all being sponsored by betting houses and casinos in my country, which is why gambling is very popular in my country. I think these influencers have great power to influence people when it comes to promoting gambling. That's why in some countries

governments are persecuting influencers so they don't promote gambling. I've personally seen influencers from Brazil creating betting houses. I haven't seen this happen with influencers from my country. Also, to create a betting house, you need a lot of money, and I highly doubt that the influencers in my country would have that amount of money to create betting houses.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Here in my country, singers, comedians, actors, and digital influencers are all being sponsored by betting houses and casinos in my country, which is why gambling is very popular in my country. I think these influencers have great power to influence people when it comes to promoting gambling. That's why in some countries

governments are persecuting influencers so they don't promote gambling. I've personally seen influencers from Brazil creating betting houses. I haven't seen this happen with influencers from my country. Also, to create a betting house, you need a lot of money, and I highly doubt that the influencers in my country would have that amount of money to create betting houses.

Yes, I understand what you're saying, an influencer will always be a person who will only be based on making people go to the site they are promoting, influencers in my country can't even be calm because if they are the government can take them, both for themselves or else they become military targets for them, so that freedom at least in my country doesn't exist, gambling, casinos, influencers are allowed but they only dedicate themselves to their activity but with a lot of risk.

[Hardyrobust]

Here in my country, singers, comedians, actors, and digital influencers are all being sponsored by betting houses and casinos in my country, which is why gambling is very popular in my country. I think these influencers have great power to influence people when it comes to promoting gambling. That's why in some countries

governments are persecuting influencers so they don't promote gambling. I've personally seen influencers from Brazil creating betting houses. I haven't seen this happen with influencers from my country. Also, to create a betting house, you need a lot of money, and I highly doubt that the influencers in my country would have that amount of money to create betting houses.

Yes, I understand what you're saying, an influencer will always be a person who will only be based on making people go to the site they are promoting, influencers in my country can't even be calm because if they are the government can take them, both for themselves or else they become military targets for them, so that freedom at least in my country doesn't exist, gambling, casinos, influencers are allowed but they only dedicate themselves to their activity but with a lot of risk.

  if the casino or the betting house has the legal license to operate in that particular country I don't see anything wrong with them making use of influencer. To me this just a means of casino owners advertising there platform and to get more customers or gambler's to there platform through the influence of this influencer. Moreover, this casino or betting house do pay taxes to the government therefore I don't think the government will really go after the influencer since those casino has the licence to operate and they do pay there taxes.