Gambling Social Media influencers

[qwertyup23]

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

Well if I could think of a famous person, it would probably be Drake with his influence on Stake.com gambling website.

As we all know, he is considered the brand ambassador of that gambling website which makes his reach and influence massive. Despite having some controversies regarding his battle with Kendrick, we can all agree that Drake's fanbase is so huge to the point that they would follow anything that he does.

Many gambling influencers only show wins, not the full picture, losses, variance, and bankroll swings are rarely mentioned. It’s fine to follow them for entertainment, but never copy their bets blindly. Always check odds and set limits for yourself. Do you follow any influencer who actually shares transparent stats?

It's surprising that people still follow these influencers and try to copy what they are doing. Majority of gambling influencers are not even gamblers, what they show online are just wins from demo accounts. Everything that's done is to get tht attention of gullible people. When these influencers advertise for casinos they tell followers to use a promo code to place their bets, they do that for their own benefit

We have underestimated fans on following their celebrity idols alike. They would do EVERYTHING just to be at least similar to the person they're idolizing, which is the reason why some fans tend to be sensitive and violent if you go against their said idols.

[Koadharber]

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.

You're correct you know, sometimes I keep asking myself if this people are who they think they're. Why asking people to purchase odds with a very little amount of money when they are supposed to be swimming over billions of dollars because they have the opportunity to make as much as they like from the betting site that's if they're who they really think they are, but I don't see them as people that is even making profit from gambling. so Having understood this isn't that obvious that they're just there to scam people from thier hard earned Money?  Is funny to see that most people don't always think twice before listening to this set of people who claims that they're tipsters that is why they easily fall for this type of Scam.

Honestly crazy how many of these fake tipsters are everywhere now they’ve flooded facebook twitter telegram even whatsapp groups they all have the same trick show fake betting slips full of “wins” and then try to sell odds to desperate gamblers who think they’ve finally found a shortcut to success it’s a very easy scam because the victims are already blinded by the illusion of quick money.

Like you said if these guys were really winning 80 or 90 percent of the time they wouldn’t need to sell tips for a few bucks they’d be rich already and wouldn’t waste time posting screenshots to lure people the truth is most of those tickets are edited or completely fabricated using fake bet generators they don’t even gamble themselves they only make money from people who believe their lies. The sad part is many people don’t stop to think logically they see a few fake “wins” and assume it’s real without verifying or asking for proof most of these scammers vanish as soon as they get paid and when you try to contact them they either block you or disappear into another fake account with a new name.

[retreat]

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

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

[Gost ms]

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

This is a wise act as well as a cause of harm for many. For example, now almost all people are active on social media, now even small children are very active on social media. If they become addicted to gambling, then they may face a very big problem, for example, when a person gets money or starts earning money, they quit their studies. Again, if they start gambling and if they become addicted, then it can ruin their life. Nowadays, many news are being seen that very young youth are getting addicted to gambling and have lost a lot of money by gambling and are getting into debt, so many young boys are committing suicide.

However, if you advertise on social media, its effect is seen very quickly. For example, many people are now active on social media, so they are very cunning, so it spreads among everyone, this is a very good process and a very effective process.

[bubilas]

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

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

[purple_sparkles]

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

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

Advertising will always be advertising, I don’t see anything wrong with influencers promoting something. After all, they’ve worked hard to build their image so they can eventually earn from it. The real question lies in the ethics and integrity of what they choose to promote. It’s very important that people who advertise products or services to their audience take responsibility and carefully consider what they’re endorsing, so they don’t mislead the people who trust them.

[KeenanEl19]

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

There are two possible reasons for this: they did it purely or it was an AI-generated video. If they were a famous actor or artist, it's unlikely they would turn to gambling by advertising it. I often see artists in my country advertising gambling sites, but I don't really believe those videos because it's impossible for them to be low on income and resort to such means. While it's possible that the situation is down, this is unlikely, but it's still possible they're doing it. If it does happen, it's certainly not wrong, as gambling is currently a popular activity for many people, so profits are guaranteed.

[LUCKMCFLY]

exactly, sometimes I am wary of believing that there are influencers who want to do good for us end customers, after all they only do it for the money and nothing more, but there are people who do not understand this and are trying in every way to exploit the popularity of some characters who actually bring people

At the end of the day, everything is a business They are only interested in clients seeing them and doing what they say Of course, not everyone is like that, but the vast majority who want fame and money do so even though they know it's all a lie.

[DiMarxist]

There are two possible reasons for this: they did it purely or it was an AI-generated video. If they were a famous actor or artist, it's unlikely they would turn to gambling by advertising it. I often see artists in my country advertising gambling sites, but I don't really believe those videos because it's impossible for them to be low on income and resort to such means. While it's possible that the situation is down, this is unlikely, but it's still possible they're doing it. If it does happen, it's certainly not wrong, as gambling is currently a popular activity for many people, so profits are guaranteed.

It get what you mean but it could actually go either way, maybe they actually did it, or maybe it’s just an AI generated video made to look real. But if it’s a well known actor or actress, it’s actually very hard to believe they will start promoting gambling just like that, especially since most of them are financially stable. I have also seen a lot of local celebrities in ads for gambling platforms, but I usually doubt if it’s actually them. Still, it’s not impossible but sometimes people take on surprising deals or just go with trends. And since gambling has become such a common thing these days, I guess some might see it as a quick way to make income.

[Doan9269]

Our motivational to gamble shouldn't be coming from the so called social media influencers, because they are only promoting for the service they are paid for, we have to know what we want and be able to understand the required needs we need to put in place before we could play our own bets, seeing promotions on this manners reminds me of how we have been under illusion by what we see these promoters do from the social media and we have wanted to play and have their kind of results, but things are not as we may thought in such manner for gambling.
 

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Our motivational to gamble shouldn't be coming from the so called social media influencers, because they are only promoting for the service they are paid for, we have to know what we want and be able to understand the required needs we need to put in place before we could play our own bets, seeing promotions on this manners reminds me of how we have been under illusion by what we see these promoters do from the social media and we have wanted to play and have their kind of results, but things are not as we may thought in such manner for gambling.
 

Well, I've always thought and believe it as being foolish to allow other people's activities and decisions towards gambling influence our own decisions even when we do not live in the same place with the person, or operate under the same government and economy, nor earn money from the same activity and at the same frequency, and neither do we even earn money in the same amount, yet, in the name of them being an influencer, we allow ourself to be influenced by their own personal decisions which could as well be predated or predetermined because they are working for an entity..

This is one mistake I personally vowed never to make in gambling and this is one of the major reasons why I don't watch gambling livestream if it's just about me watching another man gamble and there's absolutely nothing new for me to learn, i usually consider this a waste of data and time.

[Out of mind]

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

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

Yes, I have also noticed many things like this. Currently, most bloggers advertise casinos on social media. When you go to watch a video on social media, casino ads suddenly appear, which is really unbearable. Nowadays, they are replacing good ads with casino ads, which will definitely be risky for the future generation. Nowadays, casino ads are more popular than all other ads, so why do they pay more money? Currently, casino sites pay a lot of money in the middle of videos on various social media, which is why they have started advertising casinos instead of good ads. Of course, I see this negatively because it will be challenging for the teenagers of today. In the future, they will pay attention to casinos, so it can be harmful for them.

[Akbarkoe]

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

This is because the pay from gambling is greater for them than doing previous work such as bloggers or content creators and so on, the pay from casinos is usually attractive, some casinos offer affiliates with profit sharing of 50% or even more, and we know that there will be lots of people who come to the casino to try their luck with the sweet words that the influencers offer, sometimes these influencers lie to their audience just to seduce anyone trying  the casino he uses.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

exactly, sometimes I am wary of believing that there are influencers who want to do good for us end customers, after all they only do it for the money and nothing more, but there are people who do not understand this and are trying in every way to exploit the popularity of some characters who actually bring people

At the end of the day, everything is a business They are only interested in clients seeing them and doing what they say Of course, not everyone is like that, but the vast majority who want fame and money do so even though they know it's all a lie.

Most influencers who do streaming online gamblings have their QUOTA.
They have more percentage on winning with their account or demo accounts.
They should get more people to register on their ref or links. Better if they will get them with first deposits.
They need to gamble online with a certain amount of time. But at the end they will be paid from casino, paid on socmed with our views and likes and interactions.
Then all of it in exchange of having you on their platforms.

[Oasisman]

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

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

That is very true. Social media influencers are the people who get the most benefits out of these gambling related income. Due to the high competitive level in the online gambling industry today, offers are sky-high to promote their company. These offers are too tempting for the influencers not to grab them. No matter how shady it is. Here in PH, I've seen a lot of them promoting a gambling website, which received a lot of negative feedback and trust in this community. I bet my fellow men can easily identify which online gambling website i'm talking about lol.

[Hispo]

In the country where I live, a lot of bloggers have started advertising casinos and bookmakers. I don't know why, but many singers, video bloggers, and video game streamers have decided it's time to switch from advertising food, drinks, and services to gambling. I've read a lot of negative comments about this. But they don't care and continue to advertise gambling. Money is money.

This is because the pay from gambling is greater for them than doing previous work such as bloggers or content creators and so on, the pay from casinos is usually attractive, some casinos offer affiliates with profit sharing of 50% or even more, and we know that there will be lots of people who come to the casino to try their luck with the sweet words that the influencers offer, sometimes these influencers lie to their audience just to seduce anyone trying  the casino he uses.

I mean, one thing is advertising a casino and making sure as many people as possible is aware of it's existence, so those who decide to give it a try do so; but it is a completely different thing to deceive one's followers and viewers by claiming one has won money easily on some specific casino, in order to bring all of them into gambling, promising easy money, when in reality the influencer themselves did not even put money at stake to begin with and was only offered money to mention the casino.

One needs to differentiate fair and transparent advertising from something which seems to be completely fraudulent and lacking of any moral standing as lying to one's followers like that... It could be the equivalent of promoting cigarettes by claiming an specific brand does not provoke cancer, unlike the competition...

[Zigabel]

Can you think of any other popular gambling influencers today? Drop them in the comments section I'm curious to see who else I've missed promoting this stuff

To be honest, I don't have any gambling influencer names to mention, but from what I've seen, casino platforms are increasingly using influencer names to help them reach a wider audience and build their brand image by leveraging influencers' large followings and reputations. By having an influencer promote their brand, casino platforms can increase public trust and interest in their platform, and this is quite effective in attracting new players and increasing their competitiveness in the gambling industry, which currently has many new players.

Some casinos now use some very known players as their influencers so that their fans will possibly pick interest in the casino seeing that their idol is an ambassador, and because they trust him, they will mostly join the casinos, so the casino are feasting on the trust these known players have built around their fan base to get more audience to giving attention to their platform.

Some gambles uses some platforms because of these players they see that is been attached to the casino as their ambassador in most cases but then, these players trust will likely is wavering and that is the disadvantage of this because the day the deal ends and the casino no longer renews the deal with the ambassador, they may loose these players who are there because they saw a personality they could trust.

[Oluwa-btc]

Jake Paul is a solid supporter of gambling,where he has been strongly supporting and promoting betting businesses and gambling related platforms.Alongside Adin Ross,and other influencers.They're practically influencers focused on gambling lifestyle,big wins,and showing off bets,etc. Their influencing glamorizes gambling and can mislead or normalize risk for younger viewers.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Most influencers who do streaming online gamblings have their QUOTA.
They have more percentage on winning with their account or demo accounts.
They should get more people to register on their ref or links. Better if they will get them with first deposits.
They need to gamble online with a certain amount of time. But at the end they will be paid from casino, paid on socmed with our views and likes and interactions.
Then all of it in exchange of having you on their platforms.

For that same reason , everything is a business, there is nothing they could do if they simply agreed with those who call them and did things as they were asked , everything is about money, influencers are the people I believe the least.