Topic: Day streaming as gambler experience - page 2. (Read 1073 times)

Day streaming as gambler experience I think you need better internet services or you just change to better internet service provider so your streaming quality can be good. Beside that when you have a decent internet speed you can use it for other thing, heck you can sell your internet to neighbor too haha.

Back to day streaming as gambler I just curious till this date are they give you an account to play or they just top up some money?

To be honest, I never search for that data because I don't care how much influencers can earn per year. But I believe they are making a lot of money and I am not sure they will tells the right numbers to public. We can just guess how much money they can earn, especially they are public figure and popular and many people knows about them.

But you can visit on each site below to know how much money they can earn per year. I don't mention about influencers on the gambling industry because I really don't know about that. You can see that they earn that much money for per post so you can thinks how if they earn more money from the other promotion types.


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People who deceived by the influencers will not tells that in the public but in their circle environment and will suggest other people in the same environment not to follows what they did. Do you really don't knows what the meaning of "deceived." When someone see an ads telling about "You can be the next winner," people will thinks that they are really the next winner. That will connect to his unconsious minds and will makes him playing gambling without thinks about how if he lose.

We are trick by something that's clear to show that we can't wins easily in gambling but we don't believe that so we keeps trying by playing gambling. People knows they can't beat the casino and wins some money but that will not be a problem for them and that makes them keeps playing gambling.

But I think if indeed he works as a streamer and then gets a partnership with one of the casinos, he will not be given a deep loss, everything can be set behind with some luck that is deliberately made by the casino.

I myself say this because there is a friend of mine who is an online casino streamer and he knows that he will not lose because there is already an agreement behind him, then the money that is used as a balance to play is given by the casino itself, so he is only tasked with marketing it and doing live streaming regularly according to the contract made.

You believe there are some influencers that earn more than $20 million per year? $20 million per year is already a lot, mate! If you know such facts that you are talking about, please throw me a link.


I mean, are you sure that many people were deceived by influencers? What do you mean by "deceived"? Were they "deceived" in a sense that they were told they will win in a particular casino or were they really deceived and went and deposited their money to a casino that will never return it back?

I believe that some influencers making much more per year. That's because they can gives many things to their follower including benefits for their follower and visitors. When they already earns much money from what they did, they will not wants to lose that instead will works for more so they can earns more and more money.

They will not wants to risks losing that job because they see the outcome that they gets. I don't knows which influencer that telling lies to their audience because they will not tells that they making money by telling lies to people. Most audience will not thinks about that because if most audience is aware about that, we will not see many people gets deceived by them. People searching for something that can fills their curiosity and will trying to follows what suggest to them without searching for more information. That's why we still seeing many people lose their money from what they see.

You have already been advised a lot, but I will only have one piece of advice - do not lose what you have earned thanks to streams and these agreements with online casinos. The fact is that at the beginning of your journey it will be very interesting and exciting for you, you will think that everything is fine, your workplace is set up and looks great, and so on. But over time, you may start to get bored with these bets and want more. Every day you will want to up the ante to entertain your viewers as well as yourself. It is the latter that will throw you off track and you will start placing huge bets, don’t let this happen, otherwise your streamer career will end. Many people have already advised you on everything else to improve your place, so I won’t repeat it.

No not really provided that you do it to the right audience

Your audience should be a group of sensible and responsible adults who can make their own decisions of course we are talking about morals and ethics but if we talk about it legally then it would be different since it would mostly depend on your country's rules and regulations. Going back to morals and ethics, I think promoting gambling is not necessarily a bad thing as long as you are not promoting scams fully knowing that what you are promoting is indeed a scam and would put your audience to harm

To lose their audience is what influencers are most afraid of. What "income" are you talking about? A million USD, two millions? Some streamers are making much more per year without deceiving anyone:



Do you think they would risk losing that job?

Anyway, show me just one example of an influencer telling lies to his/her audience regarding gambling. I just can't find such examples.

Are you referring to Drake here? 

I agree with you, as long as a person's country and other things such as family or religion don't stop them from doing that then I don't see any problem with it. You can start streaming and promote casinos and earn money from it by partnering up with them, there are a lot of streamers who do this.

To prevent your audience from having a bad influence because of you promoting casinos you can warn them all the time that they shouldn't gamble much and whenever they do it, they should practice patience and responsibility because irresponsible gambling can be disastrous. A casino streamer should also have this as a text in the description or somewhere.

That's what the other audience won't understand that they're only doing their job. These partnerships and sponsorships are being done because they need to make money too.

There's no other reason why a streamer would like to advertise that whether he's a real gambler or just a casual streamer, it all lies about money.

They stream for fun and of course for the money. And even if there are people that has something bad to say, they can't do anything with that as long as they get paid.

Some already were gambling all because they needed a survival medium for themself and they don't really understand what it take to gamble, while some truly have the in-depth of gambling but cant afford so to fulfil some of it obligations because of how they are tuned to in receiving what gambling is to them personally, we cant blame some for their experience or inexperience, we all cant be equal with the same approach on gambling, which is part of why it affects many individuals from the way they engage it.

Yes but we cannot be sure that all spectators think rationally and use their common sense properly in terms of responding and responding to everything they see or that they find, and if indeed they can use their common sense properly to think then obviously there will be no people who end up with addiction, or there are no people who even justify all means to get money such as stealing, cheating or committing other crimes just to finance their gambling activities, meaning they do not use their common sense properly when they see gambling in the first place.

There are also many other factors that can push someone to the wrong understanding of what and how gambling actually is, such as when there are some viewers who are experiencing financial problems in their lives, or simply when there are some of them who are experiencing pressure due to financial problems in their lives which can indirectly make their level of consciousness decrease which indirectly makes it easier for them to be tempted by everything that looks tempting even though it doesn't make sense, it is easy for them to fall into it, and this is why I say that it is very important for stremers to first explain the impact of gambling, at least tell and remind.

Most people (not only gamblers) are always looking for someone to blame for their mistakes (that's how their mind works), so even if a streamer talks about the risks of gambling he will still be at fault.

I have always appreciated people who tell the truth and tell not what they are paid for, but what they have learned from their own experience. So I think that if the streamer will share his experience more than advertising this or that gambling site, then it can be really interesting.

Provided that your country or religious didn't ban you from participating in gambling activity then you are good to go, i have seen famous rappers  streaming and promoting gambling site and they are earning well from it.
Except you see that you aren't comfortable with what you are doing or seen that your activity at office didn't give you enough time then you may decides on the next action to be towards your involvements on gambling promotions.

Yeah, but I think the audience should be mature enough to understand the downsides of gambling even if a streamer doesn't say it specifically because you can't expect to win all the time in gambling, however, as you said, streamers tend to show the positive sides most of the times because it's their job or responsibility to promote the platforms they are gambling on because they have partnerships with them and they get paid for doing that.

So when a streamer gives a warning on their streams or even write it somewhere in the description or the screen that gambling can have adverse effects on people and their minds because it can cause extreme losses if not done carefully, so everyone should gamble at their own risk and they aren't responsible for any losses occurred.

But it is a job in the end. We see other people work, and that does not mean they are involving us with joining their profession or activity. I think that you think, that when streamer shows his big wins, people will want to try gambling and also win big. I would lie if I would say that nobody wants to do that. But not many really start gambling after seeing that. If we see a football players earn millions for  his performance, we dont quit our job and start training football. As well as we dont buy everything that is advertised during tv breaks.

It's bad for some because a promotion like that is very subjective.

You cannot please people just to say that you're advertising a casino or gambling and you're not forcing them to do so.

There's no difference from advertising it and convincing them to try it. And that's why you can't blame the others for thinking that it's a bad thing whenever they see one do it.

Promoting gambling shouldn't be considered a bad thing because you aren't forcing anyone to gamble but only promoting it. How many times has an advertisement being called bad because they're doing a promotion that can has addictions. Gambling is for fun and they're promoting for people to come and have fun.

If you decide that you're going to be the one with the greediness and what to make money but later lose, you don't have to be angry at the casino but next time. You have to be disciplined so you don't make the same mistake and lose money when you should be having fun. Gambling streamers are giving us something for entitlement, if we decide to try it ourselves without a force from them, they did nothing wrong. Gambling can be enjoyed in anyway that you want to enjoy it. You can decide to use it for entertainment or to look for money.

If what you are doing is legitimate then I would not think there is anything wrong with it. However it is worth bearing in mind that you don't know what sort of levers the casino is pulling behind the scenes and it is in their interests to make it seem to other people that you have a chance to win a lot of money. I would be highly suspicious if you were walking away with a profitable day more often than not.  It's also a little bit deceptive in that none of your money is at risk, it's just virtual credits giving the illusion that you are spending money to a casual and passing viewer - something to consider.

Exactly, the point is not only to promote or show something that looks tempting but also to tell about the downside of the activity, in the simple sense of showing that gambling can multiply your money but also by telling that anyone can lose any amount of money in an instant, and this information can form a neutral mindset to the viewing audience in the sense of understanding the opportunities but also realizing the risks.

It is basically a fact that even if the activity you are promoting has a significant downside or risk but when you tell all your audience about the dangers and adverse effects that the activity can cause then ultimately it is less likely for people to blame you when they experience the adverse effects of the activity, because from the beginning you have told them about the downside of gambling if done in the wrong way, but from most of the promotions of gambling sites that are promoted especially on some social media usually stremers really only show everything that looks tempting.