Misleading way of promoting affiliates.

[General_Bitcoin]

Although there are often better bonuses available for new players, this still does not guarantee that they will have better outcomes. Welcome bonuses and promotional offers are commonly used marketing techniques. A screenshot of an influencers balance in their casino means nothing. We do not know where the money has come from or how they have won these amounts. If they are making such drastic claims then they should provide verifiable proof of how much they have won through the games, rather than just showing us their balance. This way we know that it is not a made up story.

[acroman08]

Sadly, it is a common tactic used by a lot of affiliates(I've seen a lot of it posted online over the years). I mean, they may not say the exact same thing as the one you saw, but they do exaggerate what they say about the casino they are promoting and affiliated with to the point that it is basically misleading.

Just sharing. What do you guys think?

People who do this kind of marketing, where they deliberately exaggerate or basically mislead people, should be held accountable and fined.

[Saltysugar99]

First the fact you raised may be true in some cases. Because many scam sites are created which remain active for a few days. There new gamblers are made extra greedy by giving them profits at the beginning and later when they deposit a large amount, they  loss all fund . But if someone proves a site as good by blaming all casino sites like this, and encourages users to bet there, then I myself do not support such marketing. Because there are still many sites which are reputed sites and have been conducting betting activities regularly for many years. No negative reviews can be observed among their users. There are many influencers whose presentation seems that they are actually trying to do good to users and are giving good site suggestions to make them aware. But the reality is that person is doing marketing because he has received money. This is why it is more important for us to be aware of ourselves. And personally I myself do not like to change betting sites frequently.

[$crypto$]

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

It can be said that this is misleading for the sake of their own profit from affiliates that they get from new people signing up, but I can't say the casino feels at a disadvantage due to this wrong way of promotion, whereas a streamer is just trying to earn income from referrals.

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

Marketing in gambling is too much excessive, so I think this is a natural thing as long as you yourself can judge whether this is bad or not don't follow, in essence the streamer is just looking for as much money as there is.

[Tetu100]

Apparently, he's saying all those bullshit just for his own personal gains and I'm not surprised at all. And the funniest thing is that if you ask him to prove those claims and how could such be even possible he can't be able to come up with any concrete fact to back it up. However, i see it as most of their shady and misleading methods in blackmailing brands just to make up for their own interests and I'm huging newbies to demise such baseless claims that hold no real fact. The only advise is to enjoy gamble and see it as a means of having fun and not as a source of income. Perhaps, through this way you are more save.

[yahoo62278]

I just remembered, I saw a video on Facebook like months ago about an influencer who was promoting gambling.

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

People are going to do whatever they can to make money. Seems like a lot of people's moral compass and ethics are off these days. Look at how many scam accusations we have seen on this forum. Scams ranging from pennies to thousands of dollars.

Most casinos only allow 1 account per household, so this guys marketing tactic is just going to end up getting users banned and lose referrals in the long run. His tactic is scummy but people are gullible.

[ZeroVinsonN]

Just sharing. What do you guys think?

This is not the first time I've heard that new accounts enjoy some sort of privileges from casinos. There are also some threads on the forum that have discussed these observations. But none of them have shown evidence that this is true.

The only privileges they enjoy are the ones that come with new accounts like bonuses which are entirely a part of what the casino preaches even before you decided to sign up with them.
It's wrong to speculate that a casino is making winnings easier for newbies with no actual proof that backup that claim and a casino paying an influencer who uses this method to get new users for them doesn't really want to keep those users because the way they left their previous casino to you is exactly how they will leave you for the next casino that offers them new account privileges.

[Bryan jessy]

His promotion speech is even more misleading to someone who is learned, if a person is advertising a business why should he speak bad about that same game again maybe because he thought that because the games are from different companies it will be best to criticize the rest and claims his own is the authentic and spotless one, to me so far the games are the same I will never be tempted to fall for such tricks because nowadays that is what this social media influencer do now just to get engagement while deceiving people, it does not make any difference to me gambling games are all the same regardless of which companies is in charge, so that guy's advertisement is not right.

[Patikno]

I just remembered, I saw a video on Facebook like months ago about an influencer who was promoting gambling.

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

Sometimes, influencers market their products in a dishonest manner. Their promotional methods are unsound, and I don't think any official parties from casino woulds ever promote their products in a way that denigrates other casinos. Because, badmouthing other people's products will only worsen the image of one's own casino.

I am not sure whether it violates casino rules or not, but influencers like that violate the principles of fair competition in business ethics.

[Crypto Library]

When I first read your topic, I thought that the influencer was saying that casinos give welcome bonuses to manipulate players, which in my opinion is true, but later I read it again and realized that the influencer is giving the assumption to other casinos that they manipulate games and intentionally make those who create new accounts win to hook players. Here I will say that the influencer is lucky that he did not take the name of any specific casino in his promotional activity because if he had taken the name of any casino there, then that casino could have sued the influencer for defamation.

However, I find most of their promotional techniques lame because they are only going to get affiliate commissions, so they do marketing like this, for example, if I talk about some influencers in my country in aggressive marketing, they say things like that you can make a lot of money every week or every month from the casino, but they avoid the negative side like it is not possible to face loss, which is the most, they do not say that. I mean, in this way, they promote the idea that people can make a career by gambling in casinos.

[348Judah]

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

Imagine this kind  of misleading information, if this has been true indeed, then almost every Gambler way only have no choice than to sign up as a new user on a casino and take their winning opportunity and leave are continue with the repeated process and other gambling casino.

Some people think they can manipulate others, why should I sign up for your platform when you are using a deceptive strategy to attract users to sign in, should this be a referral trick or a kind of way of promoting their platform to get enough users within a short period of time, platforms like this cannot be trusted to the extent except the affiliate or influencers are the one doing what they are not sent.

[swogerino]

I just remembered, I saw a video on Facebook like months ago about an influencer who was promoting gambling.

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

Well he is not completely wrong though, statistically I think the RTP is fine tuned more to new players as we know most new players do not start directly with heavy losing sessions except me which I do. That maybe also a good marketing trick from his side yet most gamblers which are some levels above the basic and enjoying premium benefits would not just delete their account and join under this guy link. This trick only works for new players which he would normally get even without talking bad for old users not winning in casinos.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I just remembered, I saw a video on Facebook like months ago about an influencer who was promoting gambling.

So this was his pitch, he said that casinos are manipulating games and mostly letting new sign ups win so they will be encouraged to play more. So I realized, there's something wrong with this guy, it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

Weird if his promoting the same casino his making fud on. I dont know how influencers tactics when it comes to referrals but that pitch isnt enticing for new users cause they will think he was just so desperately when it comes to referrals as he bad mouthing casinos. Probably someone will ask him why he had referral code or link if he thought that casinos are manipulating its users. He will be obvious and users will see that.

[bakasabo]

Isnt this about beginners luck again? New sign ups win more frequently because of beginners luck. I have doubts that casinos manipulate something to let new users win more often, because I have tried a good number of casinos, and a freshly registered user, I was losing my balance in identical speed as I lose it while playing in casinos I play all the time. (I can only speculate that during all my experience I was facing only reputed casinos and never faces a scam casino that manipulate game results for new sign ups)

[Cointxz]

For those who are easily fooled, this might be effective, but it's very bad marketing.
Just sharing. What do you guys think?

I agree that we shouldn’t take seriously an influencer claim at face value immediately. However, it’s not wrong either to investigate on casino reputation to verify the claim since he might be telling the truth through an insider knowledge.

If the subject casino has a proven solid reputation then we should disregard or block that specific influencer for spreading fake news.

DIY DD is always a must when it comes to choosing your casino instead of relying to someone claim.

[Perfectbaby]

I don't think that the new sign up winning do work for everyone out there.
If he is trying to convinced people to sign up with his referral link then that is a separate point but, saying that only people who would sign up newly in any casino that will win while the old users will not win any dim is a fatal lie.
I believe that gambling is all about luck, and when you are that lucky enough there is always a winning but whenever you are not lucky it would look as if the casino is extremely bad without knowing that is how casino do works.