Misleading way of promoting affiliates.

[Silverstonez]

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?

Some people are just too naive to recognize when someone is deceiving them. How will an online influencer be saying bad things about gambling, by saying that casinos and gambling platforms are manipulate games so that bettors can win to make them stick with them.

At the same time telling them to stop gambling on those platforms and sign up in the one he recommended for them using his own promo code. In my opinion, he is just being stupid and foolish all in the name of making money. You don’t have to spoil another person’s business all because you want people to start patronizing yours.

[TheUltraElite]

By saying bad things about one casino no influencer will be able to run the long game.

However we also have to consider that influencers specially randomly coming up influencers who have build a viral following in a short period of time rarely aim the long game and mostly want to capitalize on the short game only.

Anybody who understands the concept of how gambling works will know that new sign ups dont have any special advantage over any other player. Only newbies will fall for this and this is what they mostly target.

[fighter2627]

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?

Here in our country, what influencers are doing is still rampant until now in promoting online casinos through Facebook, even in other apps that I see are obvious liars in their promotion of casinos.

Almost all of them influencers are really deceivers who know nothing but to mislead their followers in the matter of their promotion and they don't care if someone's
life is ruined due to of gambling.

[Somegory]

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?

I am not getting this quit well, are you saying this man is talking so bad about a particular casino or something casinos but still went ahead and drop his referral code referring all his viewers to a new online casino?

Like saying that this is a better online casino than the rest, don't gamble on others but only this one?

I don't know how to judge this because it seems to be a stupid idea that will later backfire on him, because all casinos generally want to make money, his viewers will find out sooner than later.

[Ashawowo(OS)]

it's like he's making casinos look bad so people will stop playing there and create a new account under his referral.

If I may ask, what was he promoting, isn't it a casino as well?
If he was promoting a casino, then he shot himself on the foot.

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

Media is hype, some people would still buy his idea and others wouldn't, he's using the negative marketing strategy but those who know how it works would avoid him. Anyone who markets his products by talking others down cannot be trusted by me.

If he had evidence of those claims, he would've shared it and called offending casinos out separately, merging such claims with promoting his platform shows his true intent

[BitBakerr1]

A lot of people have tried to stop people from gambling by making gambling look bad in the eyes of everyone, but it has never worked out, People will still gamble no matter how you tell people that gambling is wrong and they should not gamble or use a casino.
People continue doing what they love doing, especially those who are using casinos just for fun.

Talking about casino making newbies in their casino win more maybe true but there’s no proof for that, so I will call it an assumption.

But what I don’t understand in your story is what the guy himself was promoting, was he still trying to promote another casino by using that strategy, this is what I want to understand?

[davis196]

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?

This is a pretty old school method of getting affiliate signups. I remember one guy on Telegram, who claimed that he had found a way to "exploit" a particular casino, but the people, who want to make some easy money out of this "exploit" had to signup under his affiliate link and make deposits. There was no exploit and he was simply misleading the people into registering via his affiliate link and spending money on regular gambling games. Some casinos tolerate such unethical marketing methods, while other casinos would simply ban this affiliate, if they find out about his sneaky tactics. The gambling influencer on Facebook might be partially right about some casinos and their games.

[DabsPoorVersion]

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?

I am not getting this quit well, are you saying this man is talking so bad about a particular casino or something casinos but still went ahead and drop his referral code referring all his viewers to a new online casino?

Like saying that this is a better online casino than the rest, don't gamble on others but only this one?

I don't know how to judge this because it seems to be a stupid idea that will later backfire on him, because all casinos generally want to make money, his viewers will find out sooner than later.

I think what he meant by that is the newly created accounts who will sign up using his referral link will have a higher chance of winning.
I'm not sure how they can even say such a thing when we already know that it is just a sweet talk to attract more people to sign up and play using his referral link. Well, we all know and understand the main intention here, because the more people who will register under his referral, the higher the possibility for him to earn.

[Mr. Magkaisa]

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?

This is true for some people they believe that new account is lucky and have a high percentage of winning. well I always win on the first day of my account in some casino. I am not saying its true or what but for me I am lucky having new acounts.

MCXcasino in less than 10 mins I won max win that was 100,000 pesos on Athena and hit big with  gate of Olympus and the with - cash in: 5000 cash out 250,000
ArenaPlus: hit many bonuses on the first day. cash in - 5,000 cash out 120,000
Casino plus: same in arean - cash in 5000 - cash out 80,000
even in 1win - dragon and other casinos. 


It is misleading but for some people its really  happening.

[angrybirdy]

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.

that's true, tbh when i hear all that hearsays about showing how much they are winning in a casino website, I dont quite believe all the fuss. Nowadays, anybody can post a screenshots or create a video to demontrate and to show that they're making a big shot fortune at the casino. However, we are not a kid here, we know what's the truth and lies. For me, there is no need to be involved in something like that. Ofcourse, it is known that some people only show their good and positive sides, and by that means, they will never share the proof that at some point, they have lost somemoney in the game. theres nothing wrong aboutposting our winnings, but we should always be careful.

[MArsland]

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?

But the way the promotion is still effective, whether the influencer is aware of it or not, is profiting from new users. No matter whether the new user will win or not, it is not completely determined for the new account. Gambling remains lucky even though there are systems that for example can be manipulated does not mean that every new registrant actually wins the game.

[General_Bitcoin]

Ofcourse, it is known that some people only show their good and positive sides, and by that means, they will never share the proof that at some point, they have lost somemoney in the game.

If we assume these screenshots are real then they do not tell the whole story. As we can just showcase some of the most successful sessions and not include any losing sessions before or after. To actually determine if this person is profiting from gambling you would have to look at their overall results over a longer timeframe. So I would not take these success stories from Casino Influencers seriously.

[Agbe]

Such guys are full in telegram and as for me, I don't even look at their channels or links. In most cases they brings those discussions to the public channels which people discuss important things. And in most times people who click those links are the greedy gamblers who want to make quick money. Those marketers also received commission from clicking their links and that is why they are doing it to lure people to sign up through their links. We should be careful of those people.

[KiaKia]

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?

Some people are just too naive to recognize when someone is deceiving them. How will an online influencer be saying bad things about gambling, by saying that casinos and gambling platforms are manipulate games so that bettors can win to make them stick with them.

At the same time telling them to stop gambling on those platforms and sign up in the one he recommended for them using his own promo code. In my opinion, he is just being stupid and foolish all in the name of making money. You don’t have to spoil another person’s business all because you want people to start patronizing yours.

The first time I tried gambling I won, if you are to ask many people this might be their experience too, it's possible that when a newcomer creates a new casino account they make them win on purpose.

Do you know that there are some gamblers who got addicted right after they won? Tasting how win feels like can make you keep coming back for more, tell how who this doesn't make any sense.

What I don't support is him talking about all online casinos in general, I wish OP can provide a link to that video because there might be some details he wasn't listening to very well and just make some assumptions.

[bhadz]

He's indirectly telling people that beginner's luck is real, but that's the wrong way of marketing his referral link. These marketers are in it for the commission and won't care about the people who sign up under his link. Being dishonest just to promote and attract sign-ups is desperation. Can you link who that guy is, and is he our own, since there are a lot of gambling content creators who are sponsored by casinos in our country?

This is true for some people they believe that new account is lucky and have a high percentage of winning. well I always win on the first day of my account in some casino. I am not saying its true or what but for me I am lucky having new acounts.

You're lucky if it happened to you but, not everyone who has new accounts is always like that. As you say, it's only on the first day and by the next day, it's the time for the algo to be in favor of the casino.

[coin-investor]

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.

That affiliate did not read the terms of the casino he is promoting. Casinos do not alow misleading marketing just to get sign-ups; if caught, the casino will disable his account.

As an affiliate, he needs to abide by the rules on how to promote his links, where and how to promote his links, which is why some casinos scrutinize their affiliates; bad marketing makes the site look bad in the eyes of people.