Why do gambling influencers always seem to win?

[Joeboy]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

Those wins and profit are advertising strategies. Imagine a situation where those influencer don't win or secure profit, tell me how will you and I be moltivated to make use of those gambling sites that they are advertising. And coz they are advertisers, I wouldn't see any need of calling them Lucky Influencers, coz they aren't. That is why it's best that regular players like you and I stick to our limit i.e what we can afford to loose. We shouldn't go and start staking the same amount that these influencer/advertiser makes use of.

[Kelward]

Because a lot of them usually only show videos of them winning. Also, they probably collaborated with the casino, and there is a chance that the money they use to gamble is sponsored by the casino, so they have more funds to gamble and then only showcase the times they win.

I'm not used to watching streamers, their shows seems unrealistic to me because I know that the regular gamblers don't usually have successive winnings unless they are very lucky that day. I believe that if their gamblings are not manipulated it is most likely that their loses are edited, only showing us winnings because that is what we are meant to see. My advice is don't get carried away by the extraordinary luck of streamers, only gamble with amount that you can afford to loose. We shouldn't see gambling as a business because you need luck to win but screamers are business people and they use more than luck to win, we cannot compare ourselves to them.

[Rashlyowl]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

One of my friends is a gambling site influencer, don't think it's Stake.com, Rainbet, Rollbit or other big sites, he is a local small site influencer. He told us (his friends) that when he streams, it's all fake balance, not real. We might see moments where he wins, but we don't see or count how much he's lost if it were real. I think it's common knowledge that gambling streamers use fake balances & everyone knows about it, whether they're beginners or serious gamblers.

[coin-investor]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

The casinos depend on what the influencers are showing to their followers. They paid a hefty sum to make them look like an easy cash cow for gullible gamblers, so they give them a demo account so they can manipulate the games and make it look easy for influencers to win.

It's scripted. These influencers are good at luring people because they have blind followers who will believe what they say. So if you want to be safe, don't believe them— or better yet, don't follow them.

[swogerino]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

They do not lie, well at least not technically, they only show you the winning sessions and these are not so good of streamers as real streamers you will see them also ending videos where they lose brutally, hundred thousand of dollars live. Well for me most of their money that they play is either sponsored from casinos themselves or get money, a lot of money from their referrals or affiliates. They have no special technique, there is no real technique to show when you are just playing slot machines which is what they do in the majority of the cases. It is because they have a lot more budget than most regular users which makes them like they win a lot compared to other people.

[virasisog]

Influencers are paid to promote the site, their job is to attract more gamblers so they would make it seems like it is easier to win in their site or the chance to win is higher than losing.
I've only seen some influencer or livestreamer lose while gambling when they aren't really promoting the site but just playing randomly.
There is a high chance that those videos are already edited and only shows us their winning moments or the games that they are playing is designed to win most of the rounds.
This is also the reason why we shouldn't trust those influencers, not just in gambling sites but also in investment.
Never forget that they are paid to promote it and some might not really know what they are promoting.

[Olatundespo]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

You have to believe this firmly that there is no special strategy to win in gambling. If you become experienced by gambling regularly you can reduce the amount of losses relatively. Influencers who create videos to attract you are only trying to increase views on their videos and most of them are spreading false hype. This may be part of a strategy by the developers of the gambling game. Never be confused by watching the video Apply your own intelligence and strategy in gambling.

[acroman08]

Whatever the reason, it is clear that they paint a picture that is far from reality. We are aware of this, but there are younger and/or more impressionable people who I believe are the target audience that may be drawn into gambling due to false expectations.

Sadly, that's how it goes, and unfortunately, this kind of tactic in gambling ads has become the norm. I always thought that gambling regulators should be more strict with gambling ads, especially when the ads are pushing a certain narrative that is false.

It reminds me of those juiced fitness influencers who sell protein and supplements and whose muscle development has little to do with them, but rather with the steroids they take.

I remember some of them got caught and exposed for juicing up and ultimately lost their credibility as fitness influencers.

[Oshosondy]

There are some that are in the positive but they have a huge balance and can take more risks than a normal gambler can. We don't get a daily reload for stream balance of 2000-2 million dollars.

These are the ones that I know, they can have more than $500000 or up to $1 million on the gambling site but the streamers are gambling with like $1000 in each time they place their hand on bet. This can make someone that just joined the streaming video to think that the streamers may not be using their own money and that they are lucky in gambling.

[krach]

For sports betting they often create bets on both sides.
Home team and Away team and then just show the winning slips.

For casino they get a balance from the casino that they are promoting. They don't always win but they do not need to. They just need to play enough to hit a nice jackpot in most cases.

[Doan9269]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

Are you thrilled by these tricks?

Common, you don't know how many times they have attempted to play and keep losing until they got the right attempt that landed them a winning opportunity and then they take that particular one to the social media and keep deceiving you, leaving behind the real gist on what they've been through prior to that, don't always trust on what you see from the social media, not even when it's coming from the influencers, they know how to make everything looks real even if they are not.

[khiholangkang]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

It's a scam. Those influencers are hired to deceive many people. The casinos that hire them have prepared machines that can be controlled by them so that the influencers win continuously, occasionally losing as a gimmick.

I hate them and won't follow them. I don't play at the casinos they advertise, especially with those unrealistic win rates—it's just a trap. I prefer to play at casinos that I and many others recognize as fair, without advertising scams across multiple platforms. 
I've learned from following influencers, and it's all fake.

[panjul07]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

As long as I know you are working for some casinos in this forum so I'm sure you are familiar enough with the gambling industry, are you asking this because you do not know at all?
Influencers = advertisers, means that what they show in their videos should be something that will attract people to gamble, it should be clear enough at this point.
I will not say they are lying or scamming, it is their job on how to attract people to come by showing winning bets in their videos.
They will not show the time when they are losing, simply because it wont be an effective way of advertising a gambling product/service.

[sotelorene]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

Thank God you said any time you watch videos, maybe you have forgotten that the world has really advance to the point that almost everything is possible on earth. Those videos you do watch most of them are fabricated and edited videos and I would have agree with you if you saw them doing it I mean winning in real life and I don't know if you have really had the opportunity to watch behind the scenes sometimes, maybe you would see what I'm talking about but do not allow what you saw in movie or videos get through your head because 90-99% are not true they are fake because winning in gamble is not easy.

[qwertyup23]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

Easy answer- because most of their advertisements are fake and sponsored by the gambling website they advertise.

Funnily enough, these gambling sponsors make it seem that what they showcase to their audience is genuine. Interestingly if you would also observe their balance, it seemed like they have limitless and endless funds. Additionally, when it seems that their bets are losing, they will suddenly hit a jackpot recovering all their losses and influencing their viewers about it.

If you have any gambling influencers that do the same practice, please do not hesitate to call them out here. If gambling casinos have the audacity to sponsor rigged games, then they should be avoided at all cost.

[Fiatless]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

Except that they have insider information from the casino that gives them constant win, they might be lying. Some of them usually showcase demo accounts to deceive viewers or followers. If these influencers gamble in the same casinos as others, then they would also get the same experience. We all know that it is not close to impossible to win always in casinos. It is also possible that they hide their losses and only shocase wins just to claim that they are proffessionals.   

[suzanne5223]

Each time I watch videos, I see how lucky influencers are. They win so easily, with no struggles. They deposit, spin, and win. In 90% of the videos, they end up making a profit, unlike regular players like me and you. Do they lie, or do they have some special technique to always win?

That's because what you're seeing is a promotional video that was created to give viewers the enthusiastic feeling of gambling and to use the gambling platform used in the video to play the game. We all know that the game was created to favor the house, and with the gambling house edge, there's no way for the influencers to have 90% winning game.
Another thing is that most of the YouTubers or social media influencers bankroll you are seeing in the video are not real funds, this is why they are always betting with huge funds..

[Promocodeudo]

The casino that they are promoting normally give the influencer a free and controlled account which they can use to do the ads, remember that most of these influencers records the video first before they upload it for viewers to see, while recording the video the casino would give them the account that they will play a specific game with and they won't lose their bet. All those ads are just deceitful recorded and edited video to trick naive individuals into believing that winning is very easy and smooth.

Mate you just said it all, that's just promotion and even though I wasnt told i will always know that it is just as business strategy that business owner can hire anyone to promote their business and why doing that the influencer will come up with ideas on how to entice people because they know the know what some gamblers want to here and if they also know that not all gamblers can agree to all what they saw in those videos, we as gamblers should know that we might be lucky to win any time but not easy as those influencers makes it look.

[tygeade]

You have to believe this firmly that there is no special strategy to win in gambling. If you become experienced by gambling regularly you can reduce the amount of losses relatively. Influencers who create videos to attract you are only trying to increase views on their videos and most of them are spreading false hype. This may be part of a strategy by the developers of the gambling game. Never be confused by watching the video Apply your own intelligence and strategy in gambling.

It's obvious that it's going to take a ton of money to learn this, because it is not a simple feat and many people miss that. If you really want to focus on just higher wagering and do not care about wins or losses, then you are going to gamble on low odds, which means that you are going to only care about how little the return is, because if the return is very little, that means you have a chance to win, but you could also lose, but at the very least, you would be gambling a lot.

So at a 1% chance to lose, if you gamble many times, while you will eventually lose, you will et a ton of wins along the way, and that would be a lot of wagering. Many of the influencers are just doing the reverse of that because the yare promoted and sponsored.

[masulum]

Whatever the reason, it is clear that they paint a picture that is far from reality. We are aware of this, but there are younger and/or more impressionable people who I believe are the target audience that may be drawn into gambling due to false expectations.

It reminds me of those juiced fitness influencers who sell protein and supplements and whose muscle development has little to do with them, but rather with the steroids they take.

that's right, we shouldn't completely trust and follow what influencers do. Not only in gambling, but many signal trading ore something else, influencersmostly just only looking for their personal gain, not for their members. This is actually common and widely known. However, many people still ignore it and easy to become victim of fake results.

Perhaps this one sentence can be a consideration to avoid being trapped by influencers.
"There is no advertisement that fails to deliver what it offers, but the reality could be the opposite."