Why do gambling influencers always seem to win?

[allthebitandbobs]

Bigger bankroll also plays a big role that people seem to miss. I understand the whole feeling of scams and shady deals, like casinos having a deal with them and making them win so that they would end up showing the world and that would get ore customers etc etc, all of that is understandable though.

However, we also have to realize that if you are gambling with 00 dollars, you will run out of money quicker, compared to someone who is playing with 50k dollars, who would have a higher chance for a bigger return and could do a lot better. I personally believe this should not be a bad idea at all and could result with getting better return. Long term both loses, but at least big one has more wins along the way until they lose it all.

[Antotena]

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 answer is because they are full of lies, they are just opportunist that loves making money from their followers. If an influercer is making money and the followers barely make nothing then there is something wrong about the influence but if the influercer is losing money like the followers but brings more method to appease the community and was able to win, then that's the kind of influencers that deserve a follow, a subscriber, a thumb up or share.

Somemor them are given logins behind their followers back. These logins are funded and programmed to make it look like everything is alright with the casino. You will never know anything until you make a deposit into the real casino and start gambling, that's when you begin to see the hell that was designed especially for you. If the casino is fair, you will get used to it with time but if it's a casino that don't value customers, you will lose money beyond damage.

[Lida93]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

[LOVER BOY 422]

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?

Yes they have keys if winning with them that's why they keep pushing other to it for them to lose they have already make their own money so anything can be anything, though I learnt most of them buy their game and update on how they can win , someone was telling me about that but I don't really believe in it but I still wonder how they do to be winning.

[Mr_Brilliant$]

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 those gambling influencers don’t always win bro. What you see is what they want you to see. They record hours of losses and only post the clips where they win which is what they want to see, so it looks like they are winning nonstop.
Some of them even play with sponsored money or get special deals from casinos. Regular players do not get those advantages, so it is very different from what they show online.

[Pandu Geddon]

Most of those gambling influencers don’t always win bro. What you see is what they want you to see. They record hours of losses and only post the clips where they win which is what they want to see, so it looks like they are winning nonstop.
Some of them even play with sponsored money or get special deals from casinos. Regular players do not get those advantages, so it is very different from what they show online.

Anyway, their goal is promotion. Of course, influencers will only show their wins to attract followers to try the games or gambling sites they promote. That shouldn’t be an issue. But sometimes influencers exaggerate with their words, claiming that playing on those gambling sites will definitely win. This statement is different from the reality of actual gambling. Although in games, we might still get wins, even if small.

[DaNNy001]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

It's really crazy when you look at how easy it is for them to actually make successful trade times without number which is only possible because of the fact that they are actually lying about the whole thing. There are called influencer for reason as they lure and use this method with even the brand or company they are promoting to gather crowds to their ecosystem and just like you said it's also applied to gambling industry too not only the trading world.

[fredericktaylor]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

It is true that professional gamblers have been playing various types of gambling for a long time and they upload videos of their winnings on social media. They never tell on social media how much time and money they have spent to ensure their winnings. Professional gamblers make the videos in such a way that a person can easily win a big amount of money very quickly. I think this is a kind of fraud. Therefore, it is very important to be aware while gambling.

[Makus]

Gambling influencers mostly get sponsored and funded by the casinos that they are promoting, so when you see them showing their wins online it doesn't really mean that they always win such amounts of money, everything is done only based on promotional purposes. They make winning look very easy but thats not actually what it is all about. No one can win constantly the way it is been advertised, this is why it's important to not believe everything you see on the Internet especially those gambling ads that only show gamblers winning

[imamusma]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

It is true that professional gamblers have been playing various types of gambling for a long time and they upload videos of their winnings on social media. They never tell on social media how much time and money they have spent to ensure their winnings. Professional gamblers make the videos in such a way that a person can easily win a big amount of money very quickly. I think this is a kind of fraud. Therefore, it is very important to be aware while gambling.

We often see influencers sharing their winning videos on various social media platforms, and their intention is clearly to attract more customers. We realize that this activity is a form of fraud, and I think they are indeed working with the casinos, or at the very least, they are being paid to do it. Of course, many ordinary people believe them because they don’t understand how the gambling world actually works, and the government should take firm action against casinos that use such methods as part of their promotional strategy.

[Orpichukwu]

Due to their advertising, most people are addicted to gambling and every time I see it, I think that maybe I can win a big amount of money. And they always show only the winning part, but in reality, winning in gambling depends on luck and strategy. Besides, someone can always win in gambling, there is no possibility of it being given in advance. So most of those who enter the gambling world after seeing such advertisements face financial losses.

Many are too vulnerable to gambling addiction, and this type of promotion can push them into gambling, but adults who are gambling should not blame those influencers too much because they have their own choice to either gamble or not; the influencers just bring information to their front, and it's left for them to investigate and choose how to treat the information.

[Versatile_choice]

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

Sure professionals don't like sharing thier bad experience in a particular Field because they feel that sharing thier bad experience would make them look unprofessional, so I'm not always surprised to see influencers posting winings all the time Because they stand to gain nothing if they share thier losing experience to people, you know good things attract people. I know they are doing this to get people but while doing this they are supposed to share thier losing experience also so that for people to know that gambling is not just about the wining because most people think that gambling is just all about wining since the influencers have proven that.

[justinlamode]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

Not all influencers are fake both in trading and gambling. There are fake ones for sure but some of them are genuine and what they post is their real result. Some of them have big bankroll which makes them play few games thereby reducing the risk that makes many people lose. The huge wins they post are due to the big amount they use to bet.

[Iroh]

I always thought it was obvious and a little bit too much on how influencers seem to almost always get a winning on their spins and bets. Whenever they're advertising the casinos on their social media, they'll make it seem so easy and without any stress how it is to play and get a win. It's totally misleading but they actually don't care. They're in it for the money and whatever perks they stand to get in the collaboration with the casino.
They're mostly misleading as they'll purposefully skip out on telling you what should concern you but would happily omit certain information you'll find important. They're not lucky in their spins as they do all of that to help convince regular folks and keep them disillusioned.

[uche6215]

Imho this that's way more far fetched theory compared to the fact that no one wants to share videoclips where they are slowly losing money.

Even the so-called professional traders that shows their trades on social media platforms to their followers usually they provide them with only successful trades which some are even doctored, all to the deception of the teeming followers. They make everything appear easy to profit from, and that's just something similar with how the influencers in the gambling industry are doing in conjunction with gambling houses to lure in more customers to the site.

Not all influencers are fake both in trading and gambling. There are fake ones for sure but some of them are genuine and what they post is their real result. Some of them have big bankroll which makes them play few games thereby reducing the risk that makes many people lose. The huge wins they post are due to the big amount they use to bet.

They are advertising for the casino so they wouldn't loss or showing the public the loss games and only the wins.. like someone as said it.   Even the traders shows only the trades they make good profit and that goes to gamblers who are brand ambassadors.  If a casino want people to visit the site and use it. There is no big deal. Be active in the live chat. Deposit and withdrawal goes smoothly without obstruction. Then everything will be alright instead of paying influencers. Though to make the casino more popular they can do some promotions.

[BABY SHOES]

Most of those gambling influencers don’t always win bro. What you see is what they want you to see. They record hours of losses and only post the clips where they win which is what they want to see, so it looks like they are winning nonstop.
Some of them even play with sponsored money or get special deals from casinos. Regular players do not get those advantages, so it is very different from what they show online.

Anyway, their goal is promotion. Of course, influencers will only show their wins to attract followers to try the games or gambling sites they promote. That shouldn’t be an issue. But sometimes influencers exaggerate with their words, claiming that playing on those gambling sites will definitely win. This statement is different from the reality of actual gambling. Although in games, we might still get wins, even if small.

Influencers only want to show the winning side, right? It's unlikely that the loss of many of their clips will damage an influencer's reputation. Lol
So don't believe the sweet words of influencers that playing at the promoted casino will win it just wants to get recognition or the promotional part that influencers demand.
Regular players very rarely get winnings like influencers.

[nullama]

I always thought it was obvious and a little bit too much on how influencers seem to almost always get a winning on their spins and bets. Whenever they're advertising the casinos on their social media, they'll make it seem so easy and without any stress how it is to play and get a win. It's totally misleading but they actually don't care. They're in it for the money and whatever perks they stand to get in the collaboration with the casino.
They're mostly misleading as they'll purposefully skip out on telling you what should concern you but would happily omit certain information you'll find important. They're not lucky in their spins as they do all of that to help convince regular folks and keep them disillusioned.

Yeah, it is quite obvious really.

But that's the main thing about influencers, they are basically a new kind of channel to do advertising.

Companies pay them and they create content for them.

Casinos are just one more company for them

[LOVER BOY 422]

I always thought it was obvious and a little bit too much on how influencers seem to almost always get a winning on their spins and bets. Whenever they're advertising the casinos on their social media, they'll make it seem so easy and without any stress how it is to play and get a win. It's totally misleading but they actually don't care. They're in it for the money and whatever perks they stand to get in the collaboration with the casino.
They're mostly misleading as they'll purposefully skip out on telling you what should concern you but would happily omit certain information you'll find important. They're not lucky in their spins as they do all of that to help convince regular folks and keep them disillusioned.

Yeah, it is quite obvious really.

But that's the main thing about influencers, they are basically a new kind of channel to do advertising.

Companies pay them and they create content for them.

Casinos are just one more company for them

They only do advertisement to companies and people will think that's how easy it is , forgotten that before you will win is once in a year even in that one year you are not sure about your winning.
Is now I understand it's just for advertisement purposes

[viljy]

The OP put a question in the title of the thread, which he himself answered in his post. They win for the same reason that various traders who teach trading always make a profit. Yes, they're lying. Well, how could it be otherwise in a video that is supposed to attract potential customers? So such videos are more likely staged, even if it is announced as a live broadcast. I'm not against the promotional video, but I'm confused by this manipulation, which explains the "luck" in such a video.

[Pandu Geddon]

Anyway, their goal is promotion. Of course, influencers will only show their wins to attract followers to try the games or gambling sites they promote. That shouldn’t be an issue. But sometimes influencers exaggerate with their words, claiming that playing on those gambling sites will definitely win. This statement is different from the reality of actual gambling. Although in games, we might still get wins, even if small.

Influencers only want to show the winning side, right? It's unlikely that the loss of many of their clips will damage an influencer's reputation. Lol
So don't believe the sweet words of influencers that playing at the promoted casino will win it just wants to get recognition or the promotional part that influencers demand.
Regular players very rarely get winnings like influencers.

If people think realistically, they should already know that what influencers show and say will not match reality when they play the game.
Influencers do not happen to win big just to show off to their followers. I am not accusing casinos of manipulating wins on influencer accounts. But we can see that they not only show winning games, but also show how easy it is to get wins and to make withdrawals.
I think we can view influencers playing as entertainment, not as motivation.