How do you guys see this type of casino promotion?

[Orpichukwu]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

[Odusko]

Most of those videos are AI generated videos, you cant compare them in terms of consistency of words to human original videos for promotions, we are facing a challenge of AI intrusion into humans activities and most times AI give substandard contents unless human is fully involved, it wont take long before people start looking away from social media contents if AI is allowed and kept as approved contents.

[Bitcoin Smith]

That is misleading, if someone is having trouble in finding their next meal then they are not in a state to enjoy the gambling so giving them a hope of easy money in no time is exploiting their situation and should not be tolerated.

BTW, which casino did that? Most like app notification so it may not be any crypto casinos which are here, isn't it?

[Charles-Tim]

Just do not trust everything that you are seeing online. There was a time my niece came to me and told me about something like this, she thought she can also make money from referring people and not actually knowing that it is a casino site. She deposited money but I told her not to deposit money on the casino again that it is not a way of making money. There are many people that will fall for this and later realized after they have lost money.

[Kelward]

"Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money."

This is very misleading, any experienced gamblers that hears such comments will immediately know that the "casino" is a scam. Any reputable casinos will never allow such misleading advert to be affiliated with them, so I wonder if the casino is actually aware of it. I've never heard of a casino that gamblers will never lose their money, how else can their businesses succeed if gamblers don't lose. They are not charitable organizations and they are not a place where anybody can just get rich quick overnight. It is a pity that this is what social media has turned to, it has become a hub for scammers and paid influencers to deceive ignorant people and they mostly get away with it.

[Pandu Geddon]

We all know that gambling advertisements are aimed at attracting new users. But they shouldn't use phrases like that. Those of us who have gambled know what slot players will actually experience.
It would be better if they advertised related to bonus promotions and the potential wins offered, rather than changing everything to make it look easy to make money. That seems like a lie, but who cares? They are promoting their business to make a profit. Maybe they call it marketing uniquely.

[coin-investor]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

It's deceptive and manipulative. It. It should be reported to the meta; this kind of ad should not be allowed to be posted, as it borders on deception.

I wish social media would moderate such ads and curb their greed, protecting their users. It’s true that social media users are their products; you, as a user, are left to monitor what will harm you.

Only newbies who do not know how gambling works will fall into such deception; people who understand gambling should report these ads and do not allow their friends or loved ones to fall for it.

[Justbillywitt]

They can only deceive novice that are still starting their gambling career to think that making money from the casino is that easy. I don't think that marketing strategy is a honest one, because the lady is is not honest with what she's saying. She's saying those things just to lure people to gamble knowing fully well that they are more likely to lose their money in gambling and they will never see that next meal.

[shinratensei_]

It's just a common marketing trick. The promoter only explain a way to make fast money without blatantly explain if that was gambling. The worst thing is that they used AI, which is repeating the same script anytime. However, i feel there's no problem with it as they getting approved by Meta to show up in the time line. It means they have passed all of requirements to put gambling promotion.

[Davidvictorson]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

A very big red flag Unfortunately most people who I want to believe are newbies who are desperate will fall for it and lose their money. No reputable casino will start their advert with this type of hook. None. And if you see them online call them out and let other unsuspecting victims know what their tricks are. That will be your own contribution to responsible and safe gambling.

[bangjoe]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

That's nonsense. Casinos aren't money machines that can be easily exploited. Casinos are places to have fun by burning your money. Sometimes people are led to believe that they can make money from casinos, but that's a completely unrealistic promotion. Even if it's true that casinos can make money, it's not easy. You can only do it if you're lucky.

I hate casinos that promote themselves in that way. If you watch their live streams, the slot machines they use seem different. Their balance never runs out, and it's easy for them to decide to bet large amounts, but that's just a setup they do with their affiliates.

[Mrbluntzy]

It's a kind of promotion that is out of dignity, and the greed to make money by leading your followers astray, I try as much as possible to report such misleading promotion any time I come across it and I think you should also do the same because your report could help prevent the video from reaching some persons that would fall victim at the end of the day. What I am also noticing now is that, some of this prompters are using AI to take an unknown human face or form and they speak about the promotion word to word, if you don't take a close look, you might not tell of it was a real human talking or an AI. When you come across the promotion, report it.

[robelneo]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

This is by far the worst promotion I have ever seen; they want you to spend money intended for food, and even guarantee easy money. This is not a responsible promotion of casinos.
People who do this are desperate to recruit new people. We all know that this is not how gambling works. Casinos are never a cash cow for players; it's the other way around.
These kinds of promoters should be banned from social media because they are harmful to users. Some users might fall into this trap because there are people who believe everything they see on social media.

[mirakal]

Obviously, when it’s too good to be true, as there’s no quick and easy money, then it’s certainly a big lie, a scam. Gambling is never an answer to those who are facing financial crisis and challenges, in fact it could lead to financial losses in just a blink of an eye. So that kind of promotion is never quite convincing knowing not all gamblers are dumb and impractical.

However, still there are few who easily fall on this kind of trap. Surely because of greed, and clearly lack of gambling knowledge that could lead to wrong decision making and create inevitable losses thereafter.

[Orpichukwu]

. However, i feel there's no problem with it as they getting approved by Meta to show up in the time line. It means they have passed all of requirements to put gambling promotion.

Meta and Google Ads are the worst to consider as a 'no problem' kind of thing because anything can pass through their verification process as long as the advertiser meets the first requirement, which is payment. Unless something is being reported, that's when they can take action, which most of the time they will still keep on displaying the ads but not on the timeline of who reported it.

[Ojima-ojo]

Just do not trust everything that you are seeing online. There was a time my niece came to me and told me about something like this, she thought she can also make money from referring people and not actually knowing that it is a casino site. She deposited money but I told her not to deposit money on the casino again that it is not a way of making money. There are many people that will fall for this and later realized after they have lost money.

Those videos can easily be detected to be fake, I sometimes believe that even the casinos that their promote also are not the real casino that we know, I have seen someone making promotions for a well known casino in this Forum on social media, and when I visit the site, is quite different from the original cryptocurrency casinos.

Google ads and meta are the worst place to go for information, and most of the ads are sponsored by scammers who just want to earn their ads rewards.

[retreat]

There are many such advertisements on Facebook and even other online platforms. They always offer the easiest way to make money, but we understand that it's not always like that. Most of what they say is nothing more than empty promises and isn't real. Therefore, we should avoid believing what they say and report such advertisements if we encounter them, as they can only mislead people, since online platforms are sometimes lax in filtering such advertisements.

[fullfitlarry]

I recently came across a particular casino that has been running promotions on Meta, and the lady who is promoting it always starts with a statement like, "Are you worried about where your next meal will be coming from? Are you facing some kind of financial challenge? Worry no more; come let me show you how to make easy and quick money." The next thing is the presentation of the casino using a slot game to display as if it's all different and easy to make money in that casino.

I could have included two or three references to these advertisements, but I would only be contributing to their traffic.

One of the worst promotion I have ever heard with regards to gambling advertisement that you have to think if this company has no moral compass anymore. And that they want people to really get themselves deep into gambling and their life getting REKT. Hopefully though this kind of misleading promotion, gamblers will have to find a way and read between the lines that this is a lie.

Gambling is still base on luck, yes, maybe there were times that you will win and then most of the time losing. But to think of it as source of where you going to get your next meal? I disagree with that. If you have the money then it's better to just buy food with it.

[hopenotlate]

Unfortunately I saw a lot of casino advertising made in that way, rften reconstructing scenes from everyday life where someone is seen at a supermarket checkout who doesn't have the money to pay and is offered a casino option as a solution.
To say that such advertisements are misleading is a strong understatement: I would call them deceptive and fraudulent, and in my opinion, some competent authority should impose sanctions and, in the event of a repeat offense, shut down sites with such ethics.
Often these advertisements are offered to us for those stupid phone games that are very often used by minors and therefore the damage that these advertisements can do is truly not to be underestimated.

[DaNNy001]

I won't be surprised if it's an Ai generated video lol...but  this doesn't mean that it's impossible for influencers not to say such things, they do anything to get paid...it's funny that people would actually believe such things when you can clearly see how much of a lie it is..Do not believe everything that you see online, these promotions are done basically to make money, gambling cannot solve anyone's financial problems