How do you guys see this type of casino promotion?

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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 type of advertisement is completely absurd. Think for yourself how someone who is struggling to earn money to eat two meals a day can become rich by gambling, when what is left of his life can be lost if he gambles. Does it make any sense? We see many advertisements on social media today where the issue is presented in such a way that no matter how poor you are, you can easily become rich by gambling. It is said that those who start gambling end up with very terrible consequences. Take strict action against us so that they cannot cheat anyone else later.

[beveryu778]

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.

People all over the world are now addicted to social media and spend most of their day on social media. That is why these gambling platforms consider social media as a big promotion space. And they do not get the same ROI as they get from promoting on social media anywhere else. That is why every casino site focuses a lot on promoting themselves on social media. And they represent everything as if gambling is the easiest way to earn money. And a person can become rich overnight through gambling. These are their marketing policies and they are successful in this marketing, that is why they focus most of their attention on social media.

[eisen33]

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.

Of course, I'm negative about this kind of advertising, but they're all built on the premise that winning at a casino is easy. Just go in, register, and win a ton of money that's the gist of all casino ads. If you've ever played in a casino, you'll understand that it's just advertising and shouldn't be trusted. However many gullible people, even those who've never played in a casino before, might fall for it and lose a lot of money.

So advertising should be more truthful, but I don't know who's responsible for overseeing that. Such advertising should mention the dangers of alcohol or cigarettes, just as it does when they mention the health risks, and the same should be true when casino ads mention the risk of losing money gambling.

[maydna]

That's very tempting for those who watch the ads. I guess some people will follow the ad's link and start playing. The ads offer easy and quick money for desperate people so this will make them try. Once they try but lose, that will increase their curiosity and want to try more. If they have good self control, they will not just follow the ad's link but think about the truth. Their minds say that it is impossible to make easy and quick money even in casinos. We need to be wise in reacting to the ads and not just directly visit the link, because that can make us try but not realize the risks.

[knowngunman]

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.

This is not a matter of using AI to create a video for promotion, it's about the message the advert conveyed. From Op narration, it's not a special form of promotion that's new or strange. Gambling platforms always use misleading videos to advertise and promote their platforms that affects gullible individuals to think gambling is all about making money. You can never see a video of gambling adverts where people lose money, it's always about winning huge amounts of money that change people's life. This is why we need to restrict our underage children to what ads we allow them to watch. Majority of gamblers are a victim of such advertisements thinking they can make easy and quick money just like it happens in the ads they watch but end up losing what they have to gambling platforms.

Op, it's a normal thing for gambling platforms to advertise in such manner, it's left for you to believe in what they say in the adverts or not. If you are already familiar with them, then you're not the target audience for that ads. They are simply looking for new intakes to exploit.

[purple_sparkles]

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.

This is not a matter of using AI to create a video for promotion, it's about the message the advert conveyed. From Op narration, it's not a special form of promotion that's new or strange. Gambling platforms always use misleading videos to advertise and promote their platforms that affects gullible individuals to think gambling is all about making money. You can never see a video of gambling adverts where people lose money, it's always about winning huge amounts of money that change people's life. This is why we need to restrict our underage children to what ads we allow them to watch. Majority of gamblers are a victim of such advertisements thinking they can make easy and quick money just like it happens in the ads they watch but end up losing what they have to gambling platforms.

Op, it's a normal thing for gambling platforms to advertise in such manner, it's left for you to believe in what they say in the adverts or not. If you are already familiar with them, then you're not the target audience for that ads. They are simply looking for new intakes to exploit.

There’s so much exaggerated advertising nowadays that when someone promises you’ll become a millionaire in the most unusual way, it’s just not taken seriously anymore. I no longer pay attention to ads that show “success stories,” victories, and millions, I  skip them. But if something new and creative does catch my eye, I always make sure to check and look for real reviews before believing any information about new casinos or any other kind of advertisement.

[Kelvinid]

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.

These fake promotions are really hyping.
I'm afraid that many innocent people will fall into the trap of misleading and deceiving promotions. Of course, we can say it is not unusual to see this, but I couldn't just wonder why Meta allows this kind of promotion, knowing that this is full of lies.

That is why we should be more careful in dealing with this stuff because these influencers don't take responsibility for whatever happens to us. And we can't blame them as well because we are the ones who make decisions. In the end, a responsible action is important, and we should do what we believe is right and simply ignore those casinos we think are scams.

[Agbamoni]

This is a poor pattern of promotion. People are no longer interested when they here about making quick money. But they are more interested when you tell them they can make huge money when they start it. Although, irrespective of the way the promotions kicks in, there will always be individuals that will fall for cheap promotion. While many are influenced by promotions from their favorite social media influencers, the main reason why anyone will choose to gamble after hearing this promotion is desperateness and greed.

[fruktik]

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 extremely cruel manipulation. I would stop this kind of advertising and impose strict measures against users who engage in it. It's not deceptive, but the chances of winning aren't as great as these ads make out. This is a kind of degradation of advertising campaigns. Something much more subtle could be invented than attacking people's most vulnerable feelings like this. It's disgusting and blasphemous.

[HONDACD125]

People all over the world are now addicted to social media and spend most of their day on social media. That is why these gambling platforms consider social media as a big promotion space. And they do not get the same ROI as they get from promoting on social media anywhere else. That is why every casino site focuses a lot on promoting themselves on social media. And they represent everything as if gambling is the easiest way to earn money. And a person can become rich overnight through gambling. These are their marketing policies and they are successful in this marketing, that is why they focus most of their attention on social media.

As far as I know, I think some of the most famous social media platforms are usually against promoting gambling, and they flag or block pages or ads that promote gambling. Facebook is one platform that does this, but casinos and gambling platforms still find their way into promoting their services on the platform, because I often see ads of gambling platforms or mobile gaming platforms that are pretty popular in our country. They may get blocked or flagged if found doing that, but they surely have found a workaround for it.

Also, it's not only social media; the whole internet has become a much better advertising place for casinos because they operate online, and those who are using the internet are basically their target audience, so even if they are running ads all over the internet through Google, they are still going to get good conversion rates. Online advertisement with tools such as targeted audience with specific age, interests, and geographical locations have made promotions way too easy for service providers and platforms.

[Out of mind]

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.

We have seen that most online platforms promote gambling so that newbies are attracted to it. Basically, as you have seen, it is completely the opposite because it never replaces it properly. It gives a completely wrong impression. Because it is not possible to make money easily in gambling, but it is a place to lose money where people lose their money most of the time. Because we know that casinos are mainly for entertainment and fun, if you go here to make money, you will definitely face losses.
However, we can see that some people who are very lucky can achieve good money wins and do not win the jackpot. However, there are many casinos that offer various packages including deposit bonuses in addition to advertisements where users get something good, this is a good aspect. However, as far as I know, most of these are lies because they say all these tempting things to attract people, but later it is completely different, I think it is basically trying to trap new users.

[acroman08]

I've seen gambling casino ads where the actor shows that they were able to win and multiply their bets/funds easily, but I have never seen a gambling ad where they explicitly say what you mentioned. just curious, what were the name of the casinos that have this kind of advertisement?

[CryptSafe]

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.

These are the type of advertising that lures people who are not knowledgeable about gambling into addiction. They are just only after their pockets and does not portray what casino or gambling is like. They would not also tell you to take caution as they do their adverts in such a way that one would feel like they could get good money from the game without knowing the risk and consequences they could encounter in the course of playing the games.  I could say that such adverts are deceitful and not worthy to be called advertisement as it is below standard. Little wonder they do in not go on major public platforms to do such adverts but rather they choose ads on games to do their funny adverts.

[atookz]

I believe this promotional technique is manipulative and inappropriate. If they promote in this way, they're targeting people who need money. Viewing gambling as an instant solution to making money, when in fact, it can exacerbate financial problems, is very dangerous for some people. It can lead to unrealistic behavior, especially among young people who are searching for their identity. Awareness of these types of advertisements is crucial to avoid falling into the trap. "Gambling" and "Making Money" are two different things, and it's important to remember that the risks are high.

[Awaklara]

"Gambling" and "Making Money" are two different things, and it's important to remember that the risks are high.

They create advertisements to attract customers. They obviously do not want to convey the risks of gambling in their ads, as that would only scare potential customers. 
Although their advertising methods are indeed incorrect and seem manipulative, at an adult age, such messages would not have much impact. 
In reality, there are people who gamble to solve their financial problems, hoping that luck will turn a difficult situation for the better. Even though we might consider this wrong, in practice, there are many gamblers who actually do this.

[Graph001]

I've seen gambling casino ads where the actor shows that they were able to win and multiply their bets/funds easily, but I have never seen a gambling ad where they explicitly say what you mentioned. just curious, what were the name of the casinos that have this kind of advertisement?

These types of casinos are not permanent. You can see their advertisements on social media where they use social media influencers to promote these casinos, where they will show you that if you deposit, you will get a huge bonus and besides, there is also the matter of making a profit by gambling. Now those who fall into this trap and play in these types of casinos are victims of financial losses. These types of casinos are targeted at those who are financially insolvent. They take advantage of people's poverty where they present the matter in such a way that they can change their lives through this, but on the contrary, people end up harming themselves even more.

[Joeboy]

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.

They're deceitful that's just the true but there's nothing we can do about them because there are worst form of advertising that I have seen and more are getting introduced steadily. In crypto too we see adverts that are worst and only created to deceive people into the investment. We all just have to know caisnos aren't guaranteed places to look for money. They're places for leisure and not places to depend on for looking for money. Advertising shouldn't be taken with all seriousness because what they're doing can be seen as just promotions for their business and not actually what the business is all about. Promotions are ways of making the business more known and that should be our understanding of all the adverts we seen. Although there are times these promoters take it too far but that's just how the business is.

Indeed advertisement should never be taken to heart, this is coz most times all this promoters goes as far as lying their asses out just to advertise things that not even true.... That is why it is better that folks out there be very careful and let logic rule them  instead of allowing emotions..... Advertisement of course invites a wider audience but most time used as a tool of deception.

[rachael9385]

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.

What a funny way to promote gambling, most of these influencers that do these adverts dont even gamble they just say whatever they can to try and convince gullible people to use a particular casino. Using casino gambling as a solution to financial challenge is crazy,  it's better to think of anything that sounds catchy than saying such a ridiculous thing, I will not be surprised if people still fall for things like this

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Vulnerable sectors like the lower class would certainly be fooled very easily. Due to desperation, a lot of people in need fail to see logic and they allow themselves to hope that something too good to be true is actually true because they are already at a low point and will there be anything to lose if they dare to hope?

It is not just that people who are depressed due to poverty do not understand things because in many cases it is seen that people easily see tempting promotions and spend a night and sit down to gamble. These types of people basically have less education. They do not understand many things because they are less educated, and they come to them to do business, looking for casinos, and they learn very late that they will never lose.

[Localhostspeed]

That's very tempting for those who watch the ads. I guess some people will follow the ad's link and start playing. The ads offer easy and quick money for desperate people so this will make them try. Once they try but lose, that will increase their curiosity and want to try more. If they have good self control, they will not just follow the ad's link but think about the truth. Their minds say that it is impossible to make easy and quick money even in casinos. We need to be wise in reacting to the ads and not just directly visit the link, because that can make us try but not realize the risks.

People don't remember that if you want to make money online, no matter how it's been package and thrown at you, know for sure that it's not free, if you think you are paying nothing then you are the person paying for the payment. If you want to gamble, don't start what you can't finish. If you are looking for money, don't depend on gambling because you are going have some more problems later, you may loss everything you have save.

What a funny way to promote gambling, most of these influencers that do these adverts dont even gamble they just say whatever they can to try and convince gullible people to use a particular casino. Using casino gambling as a solution to financial challenge is crazy,  it's better to think of anything that sounds catchy than saying such a ridiculous thing, I will not be surprised if people still fall for things like this

I don't know why I hate Influencees so much especially the greedy once. They use their community to farm anything they want, some don't even do research, once they are making the money the will continue until the money is no longer coming. They made gambling looks like it's nothing good, they see it as scam because that exactly what many of them does, there are many ways we can be anything on the internet without any influencer and will work.