Why do gambling influencers always seem to win?

[TopTort777]

shanz, why do you think influencers always win? Because you only see video of them winning? I think you fell as a victim of clickbait videos and video platform started to show you videos of only wins. Try searching for influencers losing video and keep watching them for a while and your suggested videos and video trends would change. Video hosting algorithms show only what you want to see or believe in. You are being manipulated

[bubilas]

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?

In reality, they have the same chances as us, if they play absolutely honestly and don’t have some fake casino interface through which they have an agreement with sponsors to try to attract us ordinary guys by saying that the chances are supposedly very high.
But sometimes this phenomenon is connected with our memory's ability to remember only vivid events. That's why it seems to us that everyone wins in gambling and betting except us.

[xenomorfo]

I think those influencers which mostly show wins and barely seem to lose, they give a perception of being winners because they choose what to show and what not to show to their viewers, they are basically very selective on the content they transmit to their public. There are also limited cases of influencers which have some deal with casinos, usually small ones, which provide them with fake money and enhances chances of winning, as a way to advertise the casino and the games.
We could argue whether that is deceitful or not, of we take it as advertising, then the person gambling should have the same chances of winning that others have, in my opinion, regardless they are using fake money or not.

It's all fiction, ladies and gentlemen. i know by sight, only because it was explained to me, a guy who's an influencer and they tell me he posts photos from Dubai, but it's not true! My contact tells me he lives and hangs out in Ravenna, when in fact he claims to be in Dubai.

what nonsense in the modern world today

[Oluwa-btc]

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?

I've also noticed that,the truth is that a lot of people wonder about this too.The fact here is they make wins look so easy and that's a major message that they present to their viewers and the public generally.Sometimes they play with demo accounts, that makes it look real to viewers.Their wins and losses might be fake,just don't get mislead thats purely marketing manipulation.

[Fiasem20]

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?

Don't be so quick in believing 90% of videos you watch on the internet about influencers.Most influencers you see on internet winning games on online casinos are sponsored by the casino to spin and bet several times. Or haven't you seen companies that pay influencers just to promote their company on the internet? it's also similar in this scenario.Influencers are high profiles in our today society and people find what they do interesting and people also love to give a try on everything they do.So don't be deceived by everything you see on the internet,most things are fake, there are just there for advertising purpose.

[CryptSafe]

I have come to realise that most of these influencers are just paid puppet who act according to the script given to them. The day you believe them, that day your woes starts. I don't believe those advert they do showing the world and their supporter based or community that they are always on the win, they do that in connivance with the casino t look real and mind you, anything real of that nature is too good to believe. Do not be deceived, those stuffs by influencers are just stunts and nothing much, they are just for advertising and promotional purposes and does not reflect the real sports exercise as we think. Stop believing those stuffs and be realistic with facts.

[junder]

shanz, why do you think influencers always win? Because you only see video of them winning? I think you fell as a victim of clickbait videos and video platform started to show you videos of only wins. Try searching for influencers losing video and keep watching them for a while and your suggested videos and video trends would change. Video hosting algorithms show only what you want to see or believe in. You are being manipulated

An influencer's job is to attract viewers, and their tactic is to showcase their wins. I rarely see influencers show videos of their losses, and I almost never see them. Perhaps showing wins can attract more people, especially those who are addicted or in the early stages of gambling, such as beginners.

However, if we deliberately search for videos of influencers experiencing losses, it might be quite difficult. Even if they do exist, I suspect they aren't influencers, but rather casual gamblers who gamble through live broadcasts solely to gain viewers.

[ejikeme24]

This is very obvious IMO, they’re influencers, so of course they want attention from their followers to get them to sign up and play. If they show losses, that won’t attract anyone, and that’s the basic idea behind it. The only influencer I know who actually shows his losses sometimes is Drake. I heard he has a partnership with Stake, and I think it’s still working well, since people keep talking about it and Stake remains popular.

That's just the point, you know people don't get attracted to something that can't add any value to their life's which we know that losing is not something anyone would think of having, which is why they pretend to be making consistent wining from gambling just to catch the interest of people.

 Though most of the winings shared by influencers can be real but we need to imagine how much they have lost before they where able to win that huge amount, though I could imagine the feeling when someone post a win. it is always as if he have not incur loss before, and that is because the wining have covered everything in the initial time that's in the view of others but the gambler who experience the win may not be happy because the amount is not even half of the money he Lost in gamble.

[conected]

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?

Don't be so quick in believing 90% of videos you watch on the internet about influencers.Most influencers you see on internet winning games on online casinos are sponsored by the casino to spin and bet several times. Or haven't you seen companies that pay influencers just to promote their company on the internet? it's also similar in this scenario.Influencers are high profiles in our today society and people find what they do interesting and people also love to give a try on everything they do.So don't be deceived by everything you see on the internet,most things are fake, there are just there for advertising purpose.

Indeed, it is nothing more than a form of disguised advertising. Instead of using a regular account, the influencer operates with accounts provided or sponsored by the casino. In some cases, the casino even creates intentional loopholes to ensure these accounts achieve unrealistically high winning rates. By loudly applauding sums of money and impressive wins, the influencer effortlessly captures the audience's curiosity, drawing viewers to wonder how they do it and eventually encouraging them to join the same casino.

[purple_sparkles]

It’s important to understand that when influencers talk about various casinos and bookmakers, they do so as paid promotions. It would be at least strange for an advertisement to be presented in a negative light. There’s also another reason, most people don’t want to share with a wide audience that they’ve failed, and they only highlight the moments filtered through their own inner critic.

[WhoYouCantKill]

Some of those influencer videos are not genuine. Lot of those gambling influencers collaborate with casinos under  sponsorship deals or peculiar accounts where losses are refunded or outcomes are adjusted to appear nice on camera. Their aim is to promote the casino, not reveal real odds.
In reality, no body win really often. Players who plays regularly encounter normal house edge and randomness, hence, the impossibility to gain as often as they show. What they are doing is advertising, it isn't luck or any secret strategy.

[Cyber_warrior]

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?

Do you believe all those influencers? They are not suppose to be believed, most of those videos you are seeing on social media, most of them are edited videos which will make people believe they are making profits from gambling.

Most of them are either making advertisements for gambling sites, or maybe they are having gambling prediction group so they looking for ways to convince people to join the group. Most of all this influencers are just making promotions, so just imagine that they making promotion, and from the video they are posting they are not making money, that means they won’t be taken serious.

[|MINER|]

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?

Most streamers only show us the upper part of the story, never showing us the bigger story that lies behind it.
And the story behind this could be that they received high amounts of payment from gambling sites to do positive promotions where they are predetermined to win the games they play. And besides, among other stories, it is quite common that most gambling steamers only highlight the scenes of their winnings where their losses are much higher than that. We will see many gamblers who face losses in gambling and break their monitors or take suicidal actions.

[GeorgeJohn]

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?

There's no truth about influencers, they only upload fake things to get someone attracted, what the influencers do in gambling is same thing they does in cryptocurrencies, they will hype a particular projects and you will invest thinking that what they says about the project is true..in gambling don't because of influencer and do what your instinct have not permit you, so many influencers tells lies because they been paid to hype a brand so that the brand will have a traffic....so for me, it's not reasonable enough to join a queue you don't want to join because of influencers, I will advice to make a research before you go into bet.

[Juse14]

That's because advertising is always better than reality. Just look at the ads we see on television or social media. The product looks so attractive and tempting, but when we buy it, it turns out the price is lower than the advertised value. Similarly, when gambling influencers watch their videos, they can easily win big prizes and get scatter symbols or free spins in just a few spins. However, when we visit the site, let alone winning, getting free spins just to satisfy our curiosity is very difficult. So, don't trust influencers too much, because what some people have said on this forum is true: quite a few influencers collaborate with gambling sites, or even work for them.

[Rgram]

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 the business for you! They actually make it look like they always win whenever they play, but that’s not the truth. Most of those influencers are just doing adverts for the betting companies.
They are certainly paid to make it look easy and exciting so that people like you and me will feel tempted to play too.

In fact, most of those winnings you see in the videos are not even real. Sometimes it’s all pre recorded or set up just to make it look like they hit a big win.
They only show the parts where they win, not the many times they lose. Everything is planned to make it look simple.. Big odds, quick wins, and easy money.. That is how they trick people into joining.

[ovcijisir]

It's probably just a show designed to convince people that it is easy to get big win in a casino.
I wonder if they ever provide proof that they really did win or it is just plain lie.
 I wouldn't believe anything that some influencer say or do as it is most probably paid promotion.

[DaNNy001]

Everything is part of the casinos strategy to gain attention...when we are talking about Real gambling here it's not a respecter of a regular peron or an influencer, anybody can win or lose, that's how the game works...if an influencer only shows their wins or profits made  it's just because they are doing promotions for the casino...This is normal for every casino that is what keeps the business moving and increasing

[silpersurfer]

This doesn't mean every gambling influencer works for a specific casino or is sponsored. However, I have a friend who is also a gambling influencer, and I tried to talk to him to satisfy my curiosity about how he consistently wins large sums of money from gambling.
After a lengthy conversation, my friend explained that he works for a specific gambling site, all the equipment for his live broadcasts is provided by the casino owner, and he's even given a dedicated space for streaming. Meanwhile, when he gambles and starts live streaming, he's given several thousand dollars in capital by the casino owner, and when he wins, all that money is deposited back into the casino. The reason he consistently wins big is because his casino account is specifically designed for consistent winning.

However, again, this doesn't mean every gambling influencer is like that; I only sampled one person, my friend. The important thing is not to trust influencers too much. If you enjoy watching gambling influencers, consider it simply entertainment. If you're the one gambling, be realistic in your assessment of gambling, as it's a place for fun, not profit.

[reefsea]

Isn't this just a marketing game so that what they show attracts most to gamble in it.

This kind of thing is now like a normal thing because seeing from what happened we must understand that every site regardless of legal and illegal tries to start in competition to make the popularity of the site increase and one of them is by hiring influencers.
For sites that have a very good reputation they will definitely be more careful about this but for illegal sites especially for scams they will obviously do whatever it takes to attract a lot of users which in turn will be profitable for them before leaving.
So the influencers that are hired won't care what happens the most important thing is that they do their job and get paid just by acting to convince that they are playing honestly.