Do streamers have different luck while gambling?

[Strongkored]

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?

You need to have a social media account with many followers and your niche should be gambling, which can be observed from your posts. You might earn more profit as a streamer compared to a regular player, because while playing you are paid by the gambling site, but of course they will look at how profitable it is to employ you. As for the luck of the streamer, I don't really care because I see it as just a setup rather than real winnings

[Kelward]

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?

You need to have a social media account with many followers and your niche should be gambling, which can be observed from your posts. You might earn more profit as a streamer compared to a regular player, because while playing you are paid by the gambling site, but of course they will look at how profitable it is to employ you. As for the luck of the streamer, I don't really care because I see it as just a setup rather than real winnings

To become a streamer that deserves payment you need to have a lot of followers so a casino will know that if they sponsor you that they will get a lot of views for their brand, your traffic is what they are concerned with. Nothing good comes easy so you have to use your talent, spend your own money and time to get followers before you can think of any endorsements to come to you. As for the streamers being extraordinarily lucky than the rest of us is questionable, many gamblers thinks that it is setups like you said, let us not get carried away by streamers luck and how they place their games. Use amount that you can afford to loose.

[Accardo]

Well, there might be those type of streamers that likes to spend their own money even if there's an offer of sponsors money.
They like to be thrilled but I think they'd only do that when they're not live. Because losing while others see it is we don't like to happen.
But if they have the balls to do that and it's a reality that they're moving on, losing isn't going to be a shameful thing to them even it will cost them their own money.

It's almost on the same ground, if the streamer would get rewarded afterwards by the casino they promote, it won't be tough handling real losses in the presence of live viewers.

[davis196]

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?

1.Those streamers aren't "naturally favored". They are just playing on rigged games(allegedly), made by the casino, so that it appears that they are winning most of the time. Most people with a decent IQ can realize that this is all made up, so that the streamers could look "more profitable", but there are kids and teenagers, who really believe in this BS.
2.First of all, you must be a streamer, that has a decent following. Second, you contact the casino to negotiate a deal(or the casino contacts you first). Third, the casino gives you a "demo account", where you play some gambling games, while streaming.
Those are the allegations and conspiracy theories. I can't prove anything. Maybe some gambling streamer will reveal the truth some day.

[$crypto$]

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.

You can see how streamer AdinRoss --- a big streamer whenever his winnings are almost $1M from slot games and this is always uploaded by big casinos that are already part of the promotion.

The streamer's winnings do look easy every time you see them, so don't focus too much on the big winnings, it could be that they are using the casino balance instead of their own balance.

[macson]

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?

That's not true. Their "luckier" appearance is due to manipulation. These streamers collaborate with casinos to create the impression of always winning, when in fact, the results are rigged for promotional purposes. This is why these streamers' content shouldn't be taken seriously, suggesting that playing on these platforms can lead to becoming like them. Their content is purely for entertainment purposes and not a realistic depiction.

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

Becoming a gambling streamer isn't as easy as it seems. They typically have to build an audience first, which can involve spending their own money and creating engaging content. Only after they become established do casinos consider them and offer full support.

If you want to be like this then you need to put in more effort and maybe in the process you will spend a lot of money and there is no guarantee that the casino will notice you.

[virasisog]

Most of them are just affiliated with the casino, it is part or thwir marketing strategy to have more gamblers on their site.
Some videos might even be cut or edited to show only their winning games or hitting the jackpot.
As for being part of this marketing strategy most of the time the casino sites would contact those who have huge influence online.

[TheUltraElite]

Most of them are just affiliated with the casino, it is part or thwir marketing strategy to have more gamblers on their site.
Some videos might even be cut or edited to show only their winning games or hitting the jackpot.
As for being part of this marketing strategy most of the time the casino sites would contact those who have huge influence online.

Well the people I was talking about in my previous post used to post live streams, one of them eventually was made a mod for the site. But their videos were never edited.

Now people might think of editing them and not posting full length videos. That I guess how these influencers are posting big wins only and not the huge losses.

Then there are casinos that will actively promote this culture, I personally dont like it.

[Zigabel]

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?

Understand that streaming on a gambling site is most often promotional services, the casino are aware that if the streamer is not doing well enough, it will not bring to them the kind of attention they intend to get from that adverts, so they would like tweek some of the algorithm in an unnoticeable manner there after they work by their agreement they reached before the stream section.

For you to stream for a gambling platform, you have to be a gambler and a streamer already, also make sure to have a good number of audience that comes to your live stream daily, that will give the casino the confidence to want to work with you seeing that you have got the audience from which they hope to get some customer who will join their casino and play with them so it is mostly about you building that platform that is strategically positioned for such opportunities.

[purple_sparkles]

I think we often develop a false impression that streamers are more successful in gambling than other players, simply because we can see their gameplay. They play publicly, have an audience, and that elevates them in our eyes. In reality, they lose and win just like everyone else. The difference is that an average player won’t place bets as frequently or for as long, because they are risking their own money, while a streamer earns from maintaining an audience. I believe that the income they make from content is higher than what they end up spending on gambling.

[Woodie]

No they don't but it may seem like it when watching these stream's, but after watching some of the popular crypto streamers like xposed, who I have seen win big and lose big amounts convinced that we all have the same luck.. but the thing that will separate us is the fact that some streamers get funded by the casino's themselves so its a win-win for them as they get to do the marketing side of the business.

[Pandu Geddon]

I think we often develop a false impression that streamers are more successful in gambling than other players, simply because we can see their gameplay. They play publicly, have an audience, and that elevates them in our eyes. In reality, they lose and win just like everyone else. The difference is that an average player won’t place bets as frequently or for as long, because they are risking their own money, while a streamer earns from maintaining an audience. I believe that the income they make from content is higher than what they end up spending on gambling.

If viewed from the perspective of income, it is possible that the streamer has indeed partnered with gambling platforms to promote their sites. This is especially true if you see streamers who consistently broadcast their gambling sessions on a single gambling site. They gain additional profits from the platform, as well as the possibility that the streamer uses referral links to earn extra commissions from followers who register using their link.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

I think we often develop a false impression that streamers are more successful in gambling than other players, simply because we can see their gameplay. They play publicly, have an audience, and that elevates them in our eyes. In reality, they lose and win just like everyone else. The difference is that an average player won’t place bets as frequently or for as long, because they are risking their own money, while a streamer earns from maintaining an audience. I believe that the income they make from content is higher than what they end up spending on gambling.

If viewed from the perspective of income, it is possible that the streamer has indeed partnered with gambling platforms to promote their sites. This is especially true if you see streamers who consistently broadcast their gambling sessions on a single gambling site. They gain additional profits from the platform, as well as the possibility that the streamer uses referral links to earn extra commissions from followers who register using their link.

They are being paid by the platform in exchange of this influencers promoting them. But the question is whether the game that they are showing is true or not and not being rigged by the casino. I think we should really put a lot of doubt and not believed that they are very lucky when showing us.

It could be that the casino might have set it up the environment for influencers that once they used their platform, they have a better chance to get that bonus. And then most of them are really like using the money of the platform because they are betting so huge that you might think that his players have a lot of money. But they don't. Or maybe the game is rigged and what we all see is fake, including the money itself.

[uneng]

Streamers play with fake money or money given by the casino, so they don't bother if they lose that, as there are more to be received later due to the advertisement made. The mistery behind lucky streamers must be due to the fact only the streams where they win are shared and publicized, while the streams where they lose are deleted or hidden.

I believe hardly ever the casino is going to create a special algorithm for streamers to play, where they could be benefited by the house somehow. After all, streamers have to give the impression they are playing on the most natural way as possible, and by playing on a different server would already raise a red flag.

[Oluwa-btc]

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 don't think so,I so much doubt their wins,inasmuch as it's gambling.These people get to glamorize only huge gambling wins just to make the masses bet more or increase their followers.Have you forgotten that streamers don't spill the real tea,they keep their losses to themselves and highlight their wins as content for affiliate marketing purposes.Gambling does not recognize fame or celebrity everyone is equal in gambling and to crown it all, don't copy,envy or admire any streamer; it's your loss if you do so.

[xenomorfo]

Most of them are just affiliated with the casino, it is part or thwir marketing strategy to have more gamblers on their site.
Some videos might even be cut or edited to show only their winning games or hitting the jackpot.
As for being part of this marketing strategy most of the time the casino sites would contact those who have huge influence online.

I understand that it is part of their marketing strategy, but if we want they are lying, that is, they don't earn by making bets, but they earn simply by selling affiliates, by doing marketing and this is the thing that annoys people.

[Ever-young]

I understand that it is part of their marketing strategy, but if we want they are lying, that is, they don't earn by making bets, but they earn simply by selling affiliates, by doing marketing and this is the thing that annoys people.

Most of the times, these influencers don’t actually gamble with their own money, the casinos may sometimes have their accounts funded with some amount of money, not to be withdrawn but to be wagered with, and that’s mostly the money they use to play on their streams and their viewers would think that they are actually playing with money they deposited themselves. It’s almost like they’re playing on demo mode.

[r_victory]

In reality, they may just be showing off their winnings, because they certainly lose as well. However, in a world where money buys everything, including the dignity of many people, I don't doubt that, on some occasions, it's a scam to attract gamblers/clients enticed by the false ease of winning.

[Numeral]

It's a rather ambiguous question, but sometimes it seemed to me that a streamer participating in the marketing program of a certain online casino had some technical advantages in their game. But, as far as I know, casino rules prohibit this, regardless of the type of account (perhaps with the exception of a developer account), and everyone must play at the casino on an equal footing. That is, the return percentage for slots must be the same for both streamers and ordinary users.

To become a streamer and promote one or more casinos, all you need is the desire and a somewhat popular channel on any streaming platform. Then you can contact the affiliate manager of an online casino and discuss the details. Some casinos publish their partner terms and conditions directly on their websites.

[Agbe]

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.

i understand that these partnerships are based on adverts but I'm curious to know if those scripted wins really goes to the streamer or it's just meant to display to the audience but either way the streamer is still going to get paid. If these casinos keep such isn't it false advertising which Is against the law in a lot of countries. only gullible people would actually believe that the adverts are actually real.