Why do gambling influencers always seem to win?

[Rabata]

There is no one that can win consistently in gambling, influencers are mostly sponsored or funded by the casinos or they make use of demo accounts, everything is done based on promotional purposes to get people's attention. People that are ambassadors for a paticular casino are not excluded from losing. Everyone that gambles have the same results anything you see that's different from this is just a lie

Influencers are payed to do their job that is why when it comes to gambling you shouldn't just believe what they are saying because the job of influencers is to influence every viewers that will come across the advert. I feel sorry for those who dont really understand influencers or gambling,  they will just think it is that easy and they go with so much expectation. People just need to understand that influencers are part of the brand and every influencers duties is to make people have interest on what they promote.

Exactly, that is more like marketing the site and also creating awareness but it is very good to ask questions and we don't have to be right and correct in our thinking and thoughts all the time because it will land us into problem that we can not be able to forget so easily, a lot of people have made decisions and jump into things they know nothing about and some people are blinded by greed because if not greed why will someone see such thing on social Media or internet and will want to try or follow, gambling is not easy to win money from so that is enough reason to know those influencers are lying.

Many people are getting involved in gambling because of the propaganda of influencers. They think that luck will not always favor them, but they can also be so lucky. If they get lucky in gambling once after a long time, then they will realize the big dreams of their life. Influencers will promote, but the people have to control themselves and not get excited. Influencers can spread false infomation, but the awareness of gamblers has to be increased. Earning money is never an easy task, that is why one should not believe anything one sees.

[TopT3ns]

Many people are getting involved in gambling because of the propaganda of influencers. They think that luck will not always favor them, but they can also be so lucky. If they get lucky in gambling once after a long time, then they will realize the big dreams of their life. Influencers will promote, but the people have to control themselves and not get excited. Influencers can spread false infomation, but the awareness of gamblers has to be increased. Earning money is never an easy task, that is why one should not believe anything one sees.

It is easy to see how influencers get away with displaying their luxurious livelihoods, talking about their wins at gambling, and make us emulate them. However, the darker side of gambling, which may turn out to be quite significant in terms of losses, is veiled by the majority of them. Did not stick with relying on luck is not a prudent concept. It does not take a minute or a single word to make money, as we all wish to see on social media. We must be more judgmental of what we hear and we must think twice before weighing out the consequences.

[Smartvirus]

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 they show you the side they only want you to see and these are promotional contents, you don’t expect a losing bet for promotion.
Where would that end it?
No one wants to play and be loosing and with that in mind, the wins would go a long way to archive the purpose of influencing more gamblers to gamble.
You on the other hand just have to be responsible enough and gamble within acceptable limits with your bankroll and finance management.

[Mate2237]

Don't be taken away by so called gambling influencers because I don't understand why someone will call himself a gambling influencer because to me I don't know how people came up with that word gambling influencer. Because I don't think that those types of people who always win really exist in gambling. We all know what happens when it comes to social media space alot of things goes on without the notice of the public. Influencers of any sort are people who fake it whether you believe it or not.


Gambling influencers are mostly people who are been sponsored by Casinos to project gambling as one thing that is profitable, so that people will be attracted to it this is just geared towards profit making for the Casino's. No body should be taken away by the fact that people are posting fake gambling slips about winning always because the fact is most of them are not real.

[nullama]

It is just for the show. Game streamers do the same thing as well. It is called streamers luck. Not so long ago people in reddit noticed that some game company was raising item droprates for the streamers so they could have more views and those views eventually convert to players and players buy in game stuff. The same logic applies. These gamblers probably cheat. I don’t mean they are scamming the casinos. They are probably allowed to cheat, at least on paper. Thousands of people see them winning fat bucks and then they think they can do the same thing and guess what, they find out about the sad truth. “There is no free meal”

It's not just for the show, its their whole point.

They create these videos because they want to make money by ads or any kind of deal they have with the casinos.

In the end that's the while ecosystem.

The casinos pay for ads or influencers directly and the influencers create this kind of content

[Julien_Olynpic]

There are real streamers and influencers, and then there are those paid by casinos or bookmakers. As for casinos, the first thing you notice is an increased frequency of winnings. This doesn't happen in real life. Or rather, it does happen sometimes, but extremely rarely. And if we track a player's activity over the long term, we see that 99% of the time, wins alternate with fairly frequent losses, resulting in a steadily declining balance. This always happens, unless you're a god or possess some unique or insider information (if we're talking about sports betting). And if we're talking about casinos, the majority of consistently winning streamers are casino promoters.

[jostorres]

There are real streamers and influencers, and then there are those paid by casinos or bookmakers. As for casinos, the first thing you notice is an increased frequency of winnings. This doesn't happen in real life. Or rather, it does happen sometimes, but extremely rarely. And if we track a player's activity over the long term, we see that 99% of the time, wins alternate with fairly frequent losses, resulting in a steadily declining balance. This always happens, unless you're a god or possess some unique or insider information (if we're talking about sports betting). And if we're talking about casinos, the majority of consistently winning streamers are casino promoters.

Casino promoters will make us believe that the casino is something which can give us heavy profits just within a few minutes but these promoters are just good actors and not a real gambler. I doubt if they even know how casinos work in real-life. They are just promoting the casino because they are well payed to do so. They will not really care about other people who might end up losing everything because at the end, they are getting a decent income just for promoting.

I also see a lot of casinos offering deposit bonuses but they will hardly mention the terms and conditions. We will only get to know the terms once we make the deposit and start playing. We should never trust these influencers because I believe they do not even know how to gamble profitably.

[GiftedMAN]

That’s because they show you the side they only want you to see and these are promotional contents, you don’t expect a losing bet for promotion.
Where would that end it?
No one wants to play and be loosing and with that in mind, the wins would go a long way to archive the purpose of influencing more gamblers to gamble.
You on the other hand just have to be responsible enough and gamble within acceptable limits with your bankroll and finance management.

This is nothing but the truth, you don't see a promoter losing his bet when he wants to get people attracted to patronize the company that has paid him millions to lure people into gambling, if they display a losing outcome it has nothing to bring to the casinos that's why you see them advising gamblers to gamble responsibly because they know that you will definitely stand a chance to lose when you decide to practice what they displayed for you to be attracted to play.

[TypoTonic]

Many people are getting involved in gambling because of the propaganda of influencers. They think that luck will not always favor them, but they can also be so lucky. If they get lucky in gambling once after a long time, then they will realize the big dreams of their life. Influencers will promote, but the people have to control themselves and not get excited. Influencers can spread false infomation, but the awareness of gamblers has to be increased. Earning money is never an easy task, that is why one should not believe anything one sees.

You can't trust these people since they are on the casino's payroll. These so-called 'influencers' are being paid huge sums of money (usually based on the number of their followers) to gamble and promote their platform. For all we know, they could be using rigged accounts provided by the casino themselves, which would explain why they 'win' a lot. Then they highlight videos of them winning in their social media accounts, to condition the viewers into thinking that they can too, ultimately luring more people into gambling.

[nullama]

There are real streamers and influencers, and then there are those paid by casinos or bookmakers. As for casinos, the first thing you notice is an increased frequency of winnings. This doesn't happen in real life. Or rather, it does happen sometimes, but extremely rarely. And if we track a player's activity over the long term, we see that 99% of the time, wins alternate with fairly frequent losses, resulting in a steadily declining balance. This always happens, unless you're a god or possess some unique or insider information (if we're talking about sports betting). And if we're talking about casinos, the majority of consistently winning streamers are casino promoters.

They seem to be very similar to me, really.

Streamers and influencers might just get paid beforehand to make the videos, and then there are others that run the ads.

It is basically the same model, really, just a different way of executing it.

It's not like these guys are making these videos for free.

[purple_sparkles]

That they are most likely doing advertising already means they will only show the positive side of the game, hardly anyone would pay for an ad that highlights the product’s flaws.
There’s also the fact that people usually want to present themselves in a brighter light, show their successes, and hide their shortcomings. That’s why we usually see posted wins, while the losses stay behind the scenes.

[Akbarkoe]

I'm looking for those Influencers, those who don't get endorsed by casinos, don't get paid or anything in terms of advertising, are really gambling influencers and the casinos they use have to change, might be very trustworthy.

Doing honest reviews and other basic things to give a gambling influencer credibility without being affiliated with any casino, if you have one I'd love to see it and watch it, or use it as a good reference source.

But to this day I can't find any, maybe because most of them are paid advertisers, or do they exist?

[TopTort777]

Influencers would be honest, nobody would pay them for reviews. Nobody wants to get shitted and pay for that. I think today, many decide not to mess with influencers and bloggers. Even if they are wrong, their audience take everything they say at face value. People today dont bother check facts. If influencer or blogger with millions of subscribers say that 2+2=5, people would trust that. I think that casino owners give free balance to gamble or ask to upload only winning moments as content (I dont think they cheat system to make them only to win), then allow to keep balance or repay all the losses.

[Anayochukwu]

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?

All this things are lies, they are just bringing those videos to deceive gamblers. I don't think they are using any technique stuff because gambling is all about luck, I think they are just making things difficult for the new gamblers because they would feel like this is possible to happen in gambling and they would want to try it by all means to get a win forgetting that luck plays a significant role in winning the game.

[topbitcoin]

It is just for the show. Game streamers do the same thing as well. It is called streamers luck. Not so long ago people in reddit noticed that some game company was raising item droprates for the streamers so they could have more views and those views eventually convert to players and players buy in game stuff. The same logic applies. These gamblers probably cheat. I don’t mean they are scamming the casinos. They are probably allowed to cheat, at least on paper. Thousands of people see them winning fat bucks and then they think they can do the same thing and guess what, they find out about the sad truth. “There is no free meal”

No, their original intention is not for entertainment even though they say such things because after all, the initial goal is to attract attention so that many viewers are interested in being on the site they are promoting.

When a win is obtained, especially a big win, of course there will be many who think that the site provides very good returns, especially those who are sometimes too naive in looking at gambling.
When given such a treat where the streamers provide a stronger narrative for the promotion of the site as well as with the spectacle where jackpots or wins are always obtained in every match, it is clear that this will further attract gamblers to try the site.
the reason for entertainment is too classic for such conditions although it cannot be denied that there is little entertainment to watch but in the end the main goal is clearly not that.

[junder]

All this things are lies, they are just bringing those videos to deceive gamblers. I don't think they are using any technique stuff because gambling is all about luck, I think they are just making things difficult for the new gamblers because they would feel like this is possible to happen in gambling and they would want to try it by all means to get a win forgetting that luck plays a significant role in winning the game.

With influencers displaying the ease of winning, it is a strategy carried out with the aim that many people are interested and interested in gambling at the advertised casino.

Usually what I see with those influencers when gambling with live broadcasts there will be a template of the casino name, that way people who see will realize that the influencer is gambling in the casino on the screen display and for people who are hungry for victory then most likely they will do it.

But even if they take the same steps as the influencer, the results are most likely not the same because everyone's luck is different.

[Africolo]

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 of the winning the gambling influencers posts are not real, Casinos owners collaborate with them to display those fake winnings in other to lure people to bet using their platforms, you as a bettor can be easily be carried away by such display and you might feel frustrated when you don't win like the influencers , you will begin to question yourself wether you are not betting correctly not knowing it's all fake.

Offcourse we know that when someone wins a huge sum from a particular bet site the sponsors post the wins so people that haven't used their platforms will be attracted to use it, in as much as I know some of the winnings are edited, this they do to promote the bet company so people will troop in and start playing believing they will also win like the gambling influencers, mine you!  the gambling influencers get paid after advertising those fake wins. Nobody should deceive you that there are special techniques in always Welcome as winning don't come always.

[alegotardo]

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?

Here's a simple explanation: The influence is not a regular player; they are a "showcase".

If it is not a live stream, then you can believe that they actually recorded several hours of gaming sessions, but only the jackpot moments, insane bonuses, x500 multipliers, and others made it into the video/short. All the rest of the bad luck with the balance going to zero was left out of the edit. Got it?

There are also cases where they play with a sponsored bankroll or even with an "adm mode" that has special balance conditions provided by the casino, altered odds, or even demo modes with "adjusted" probabilities to generate more hype.

I've seen many dishonest casinos and influencers make videos like that, but I've also seen some videos from honest casinos and influencers showing what is really good about the platforms and making honest bets... you need to know how to differentiate what is legit and what is not, and use those videos only as a demonstration of what is interesting for you, not as an "example" of easy money.

[Graph001]

Influencers would be honest, nobody would pay them for reviews. Nobody wants to get shitted and pay for that. I think today, many decide not to mess with influencers and bloggers. Even if they are wrong, their audience take everything they say at face value. People today dont bother check facts. If influencer or blogger with millions of subscribers say that 2+2=5, people would trust that. I think that casino owners give free balance to gamble or ask to upload only winning moments as content (I dont think they cheat system to make them only to win), then allow to keep balance or repay all the losses.

You are right that influencers' income depends on keeping their sponsors happy. It is natural that if they comment badly about a product, that company will not pay them any more. So naturally, influencers only present the positive side to us. Also, most influencers' fans nowadays do not verify the information. They believe whatever their favorite influencer says. Because most fans think that whatever their favorite influencer says is for the good of their fans. But they do not understand that the work is being done to tempt them. And casino companies give fake balances to influencers and only ask them to upload winning content, so it looks more exciting and profitable. This attracts viewers to play and it is profitable for both the casino company and the influencer.

[tabas]

Special technique that it's only between the influencers and also the casino that have sponsored them. And only ignorant viewers will have no idea why they keep on winning. But for us that have an idea on what actually is happening, that's no longer a questionable thing why they have been winning and it seems they've become so lucky and rich by just gambling. That's because they have the blessing of the casino that they are working with, it's a good way for them to make more money but the fake wins that they have are a way for marketing purposes only.