Do streamers have different luck while gambling?

[Sonia_123]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

Of course what do you expect, they don't have special luck but since they help to promote the casinos business, they will always give them special treatment when they gamble in their site, also they can even expose them a bit to the games so that they will have more customers and gamblers will see them as the best and they keep following them to get good odds, its all about understanding, not.every thing happening in the casinos you will be aware of.

[$crypto$]

There are now several streamers contracted by casinos as partners and of course the streamer will be heavily facilitated by the site including his own account and balance perhaps? Don't know the specifics but clearly streamers get special privileges.

I've seen streamers on X put the name of the self-promoted casino on their profile, meaning it's possible they're being paid.

[lombok]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

Of course what do you expect, they don't have special luck but since they help to promote the casinos business, they will always give them special treatment when they gamble in their site, also they can even expose them a bit to the games so that they will have more customers and gamblers will see them as the best and they keep following them to get good odds, its all about understanding, not.every thing happening in the casinos you will be aware of.

The promotion of business to offers special privileges to promoters is a cunning way to create the false trust in the eyes of the rest of the population to make a profit. You are correct when you state that information transparency will never be experienced in such kind of closed door organisation. We are supposed to be alert because the triumphs that we encounter on the screen are mostly made up so as to give the impression that they have an equal opportunity yet the system itself is highly controlled.

[AmoreJaz]

Try become a streamer first, you would know better  

I'm joking right here. See, upcoming streamers often share the same fate as the natural gamblers. They win, and they lose. At times, they feel like quitting. But after they get a streaming sponsorship deal or an affiliate agreement with a reputable casino, you see them get more wins than losses. You need to be very careful because most of them are programmed points, and digital money is used. Also, streamers and the casino promote videos showing them winning a lot, not their losses.

They can show only the snippets of what they do in front of the camera. They can always skip the bad part if they want to. So yes, a streamer has the capability to change the narrative even cutting few seconds of their play. So yes, we can't guarantee the reality of things from these streamers especially if they are being paid by the site. Because even if they lost, somehow, the site may compensate more than their losses. And that's not the case if you are just a regular player. No one will compensate your losses.

[Fortify]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

It depends what and where you're watching really, but yes - if you understand that all the casinos tell you upfront that each spin is on average more likely to trim a little bit off your wallet than add to it, then you don't have to be a genius to realize that a streamer that ends most days with a higher amount than they started is usually faking it somewhere. Even if that is not the case and you are just watching a balance deplete over a gaming session, there is nothing stopping a casino having a hidden relationship with a streamer where they do not have to deposit any money each day but can play as long as they want, usually because the streamer has a large following of people who are likely to be the perfect candidates for a new casino if they can be convinced to join in.

[Wakate]

Streamers are paid partners of the casino. Everything they do, they do to promote the casino and entice gamblers to use the casino. Alot of things happen behind the scenes which we do not see. There might be losses we don't see and the casino will never let us see those sad moments. They will only show us wins, exciting moments and anything to bring in new players. You don't have to believe everything you see online. Some of the big wins might not be real

Streamers especially casino streamers are paid for advertising and bringing gamblers to the casino of their choice and they had done a deal with, getting paid by the casino they are promoting through referrals, discussions and ads placement on behave of the casino. Most times the casino give them  demo account that looks like a real account they can be using to bet to attract fans and gamblers to the casino.

[MRY]

Streamers are paid partners of the casino. Everything they do, they do to promote the casino and entice gamblers to use the casino. Alot of things happen behind the scenes which we do not see. There might be losses we don't see and the casino will never let us see those sad moments. They will only show us wins, exciting moments and anything to bring in new players. You don't have to believe everything you see online. Some of the big wins might not be real

Streamers especially casino streamers are paid for advertising and bringing gamblers to the casino of their choice and they had done a deal with, getting paid by the casino they are promoting through referrals, discussions and ads placement on behave of the casino. Most times the casino give them  demo account that looks like a real account they can be using to bet to attract fans and gamblers to the casino.

Such availability of digital promoter account indicates that the issue of transparency in the online betting remains a significant problem. You put forward a valid point that they are particularly encouraged to engage extensively in betting by the fact that the money does not belong to them, because the capital is false. When we view such promotions in the form of convincing arguments, then it is really essential to see the reality and paid content. This consciousness can make us remain down to earth that we cannot make big profits overnight.

[Davidvictorson]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

I may be wrong but every big streamer is being sponsored by a gambling site. It may or may not be obvious but if you look closely, you will be able to tell. All small streamers are not being sponsored - they don’t have the audience yet but as soon as they do , they’ll get sponsored and all you’ll see them do is win, win , win , no matter what (in Dj Khalid’s voice).

To be a streamer- I recommend you check YouTube. Only streamers can give you solid advice.

[coin-investor]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?

The principles of probability apply to everyone, including streamers; they are no different from ordinary gamblers. There was a big news story some years ago about a streamer who constantly won in the casino he was playing in, until investigators found that the results were rigged.

Check the casino you're playing in if they are hiring manipulative streamers and rigged content. Stop following these streamers; they inspire you to believe that there is money in gambling, but in reality, this is just a myth.

[Cointxz]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

The difference of streamer compared to normal gambler is they have huge bankroll to do huge number of tries with their bet. Technically, they are not specially lucky rather they have high chance of winning die to their huge number of bet samples.

These streamers can bet non-stop while streaming while typical gamblers usually have stop or pause since we consider our bankroll stats.

Some streamers are using demo account that has modified RTP on casino games that’s why they seems always hitting good win to attract viewers to play.

[Asiska02]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?

If you’re so convinced enough that this streamers are always on luck and winning their games, then there is something fishy about those streamers. If it is not a well reputable casino, one thing that could come to mind is that they’ve hired the streamers into making people to believe that their casino is always winning and they give good odds offers to their customers.

There is something always fishy about anything that look so good to be true, when you see one, you should pay close attention to it and find a means to divulge and be sure about it. Gambling is a luck based game, and the luck is equally shared within normal customers and also streamers, unless if and only if the streamers are being favoured and work underground for this casinos.

[Issa56]

I've seen streamers on X put the name of the self-promoted casino on their profile, meaning it's possible they're being paid.

Most of the streamers which have seen posting about gambling, they are always making sure the gambling site name is visible whenever they are making posts which makes it look obvious that they are just making paid advertisements. If they are not making advertisements for the casino, then whenever they making videos, the casino won’t be visible in most of their videos. Those streamers are just paid to promote gambling sites, most of the amounts you see in their account balance isn’t real.

[serjent05]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?

I see lots of streamers losing on the platform.  I can tell and I guess we all agree that every individual have their own luck.  Streamers are no different.  When I watch streamers, I often see them specifically mention their bankroll got busted.  I even watched a stream that does not last 15 minutes because this streamer is unlucky that day, because almost all of his bonus buy did not win him anything.  Worst the streamer even gets 0 wins.

If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

Casinos needs streamer that have a large audience.  So this is the first thing that a streamer needs.  Next is to reachout to the platform and offer his streaming service.  If the casino approve the application then the streamer will start streaming for the casino.

[sunsilk]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

Don't get it wrong, they're streaming for a cause and that's to give their viewers an idea that they seem to be lucky for that specific casino they gamble with.

They're either paid and sponsored by them and that's why a specialized account given to them to win.

It's not some kind of different luck they have but an account that's really set to give them win only to attract viewers.

[Kelvinid]

Streamers are the casino pets. They keep winning impressive amount not because they're lucky, but because everything is scripted.

And as streamers, they don't have to flex their losses because that would make the audience discouraged to bet, but showcase how lucky they are so we will end up believing that this certain platform actually favors the bettors, not being bias, when we all know casinos are undeniably biased on their own.

[bhadz]

In my country, there were exposed gamblers that have found during their livestream that they have changed their accounts and I think that's a demo account. Or if not, those accounts are given to them to have that more chances to win when they play luck based games like slots and it's popular name here is "scatter".

Streamers are the casino pets. They keep winning impressive amount not because they're lucky, but because everything is scripted.

Yes, this is true. Things that they show to the public seems scripted and once they have attracted you to sign under their link, that's what success means to them.

[rbynxx]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

Or they're sponsored to streams and that they are paid to promote the casino they're betting on? Well, there may have some case in the past and it's probably still present to these days. You need to have your own social media profile that has followers, that's where you get an offer from them, well, the catch is if they are interested on your page or channel.

[Shinpako09]

If I’m not mistaken, there is what we call a demo account. That’s what some streamers usually use. I believe it’s coded differently in favor of streamers so it will look more appealing to viewers. Of course, who would be hooked if all they watched was you losing? It’s unusual that they don’t even bat an eye after losing thousands of bucks. Even if, let’s say, they are paid more, there should still be at least some emotional fluctuation.

[alastantiger]

Of lately I have come to think that most streamers if not of all do have specific luck while streaming and gambling. Does it mean that these people are being naturally being favored by the gambling site for being a streamer on their site?
If yes, what does it take someone to become a streamer on any gambling site and how would someone starts the whole process?

I do doubt if this is true though, unless the streamers are just being given access to make money for the purpose of promoting the platform. From my own point of view, the idea that streamers have special luck while gambling sounds more like a perception than actual reality and what people usually see are the wins that get highlighted on stream, while the losses are either downplayed or not shown at all. If anything, it makes more sense that gambling sites may support or sponsor streamers as part of marketing to influence participation, so that visibility can create the impression that they always win, when in reality they are still playing chance-based games like everyone else

[terrific]

If I’m not mistaken, there is what we call a demo account. That’s what some streamers usually use. I believe it’s coded differently in favor of streamers so it will look more appealing to viewers. Of course, who would be hooked if all they watched was you losing? It’s unusual that they don’t even bat an eye after losing thousands of bucks. Even if, let’s say, they are paid more, there should still be at least some emotional fluctuation.

If they are not paid to advertise those casinos they are gambling, they can always do that.
It's for mere content that they're doing and that's just to have fun and entertain the fans that likes to see them gamble.
That's a win-win for the streamers because it only takes them time without having the need to spend any single penny while doing it on a demo mode.