Topic: Affiliates (Paid Streamers) - Fair or Not to other non-paid gamblers? - page 5. (Read 670 times)
August 30, 2021, 09:48:29 AM
Most of the players or the gamblers who are paid at the ones who are really into the whole thing and are good at it, they are streaming for a while and have maintained their image in the industry. Therefore I think this might be taken as a form of advertising. Which is completely okay, this is something that all the big companies do very often. The advertisements we see on televisions are all based on something like that, so I do believe that we cannot make a fair argument against them until and unless the contract states that they have to be really +ve about everything, they have to only say good things about the game/casino. If the review is fair then there is nothing that should be considered wrong on the first place.
August 30, 2021, 09:24:48 AM
I think it's fair because Syztmz decided on his own volition to broadcast his gambling journey to the people and he wasn't forced by the casino to play them in his streams so I think it's fair that he loses his own money. That's my take on this discussion.
August 30, 2021, 09:20:06 AM
So, we know there are a lot of people out there, that are getting money from casinos to gamble and to Stream that online. It is no secret and widely known and a lot of discussion is currently happening, since Twitch has clamped down on some of them.
https://www.wired.com/story/twitch-streamers-crypto-gambling-boom/
https://logincasino.org/article/how-much-do-twitch-streamers-make-on-casino-partnerships65068.html <== Top Streamers make from $100 000 pm.
Now the question is this.... If Casino's give a lot of money to certain people to gamble and Slots are based on a combined "Pool" of money to make up the RTP for an individual Slot... are other non-paid gamblers not competing for wins against the "House"?
When you gamble on say, "Fruit Party" and your bets goes into a "Pool" for someone to win big, are you not funding the big wins seen on these Slots by gamblers that are being paid to play? (What risk do they have, if they play with the casinos money?)
Syztmz (Streamer not using Affiliate money) had a heated discussion on his last Stream about him having to compete with his own money, against Affiliate Streamers that are using Casino money. ( I think he lost something like $100 000 on his last 13 hour stream session )
So what do you think...? Is this fair or not... let's make this a good discussion. (Ps... I merit people for constructive posting)
https://www.wired.com/story/twitch-streamers-crypto-gambling-boom/
https://logincasino.org/article/how-much-do-twitch-streamers-make-on-casino-partnerships65068.html <== Top Streamers make from $100 000 pm.
Now the question is this.... If Casino's give a lot of money to certain people to gamble and Slots are based on a combined "Pool" of money to make up the RTP for an individual Slot... are other non-paid gamblers not competing for wins against the "House"?
When you gamble on say, "Fruit Party" and your bets goes into a "Pool" for someone to win big, are you not funding the big wins seen on these Slots by gamblers that are being paid to play? (What risk do they have, if they play with the casinos money?)
Syztmz (Streamer not using Affiliate money) had a heated discussion on his last Stream about him having to compete with his own money, against Affiliate Streamers that are using Casino money. ( I think he lost something like $100 000 on his last 13 hour stream session )
So what do you think...? Is this fair or not... let's make this a good discussion. (Ps... I merit people for constructive posting)
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