Topic: Does casino streamers have influence in your gambling life? - page 15. (Read 2754 times)

Liking and sharing are for free and that's what we can do to help them back if you think that you're obliged to do so. But usually, I just don't share these videos or these streams of gambling on my social media because I'm known not engaged into these activities.

Not just from bitcointalk but also in other platforms where they've been gambling for so long. It's easy for us to spot out on who's a real gambling streamer and who just gambled because of the sponsorships and deals that have been made to them.

Barely. Mostly because I have tried to limit myself on the amount of gambling streams I see. I do not see so much appeal on them, specially because there have been economical times in my life where I and my family needs to save money and spend less, so in order to stay focused I try to stay away from gambling and those streamers.
The only reason I would expect a streamer to influence on me in any way shape or form, would be they convincing me to try some casino they are promiting, I would only go in with a small amount and with low expectations, because we all know how those kinds of promotions can end up.
If they could hook me with a lil bonus, then even better, but I would not wager more money because a saw a streamer doing so as part of their performance. 

That's right, because gambling cannot be predicted, if a friend wins in game A, we don't necessarily win in game A.

I just watched streamer for a while to see how they played. because I think it is necessary to learn so that we can become more disciplined. But, I don't pay attention to the wins, because if they win more often in several sessions, maybe that's just a scenario. I'm sure in some sessions, they should face a loss. my focus is only on their strategy. for example, how many normal spins, when to change games and so on, which we can use as a strategy to be more disciplined.

Both parties will be benefited if happens that they able to attract gamblers to use their platforms, whatever it is, and however it is, that they did to allure those gamblers to visit their platforms and play the game, deposit money means potential earnings for casino owners and also means that portions of that money will be used to pay streamers who stream their site and provide reviews and referrals to direct gamblers to play using their services.

I believe even an influence by your friend still involves some bias on your friend’s preference tho. The only difference was you knew personally your friend while streamers is just a stranger to you but still have bias since you didn’t choose on your own.

I personally don’t use a suggestion even from a friend because I want to DYOR instead of relying to someone opinion while my money is involved.

Personally no. I was actually influenced by my friends. I was a bit skeptical about YouTubers who promotes platforms that of course paid them or sponsored their videos for that purpose because the bias will surely there.

Of course, the stremer will not be too concerned about how the fate of the people they bring to get involved in the site they are promoting, the point is as you say that money is the main focus for most people, especially stremers, so if indeed one of the sites that want to promote is able to pay according to the agreement then obviously there is no problem for them to air some promotions needed by the casino according to the agreement. The stremers only think about how to get more audience because then they will get more commissions or fees from the casinos they promote.

Yes that's right, this is a business that will benefit both parties between the casino and the stremers who are given jobs in the agreement as partners, the problem of the adverse effects of gambling that is promoted is the business of the gamblers who are involved, the point is the goal of the stremers just want to increase the number of audiences involved in any way.

No, I have never had the urge to gamble or my desire to gamble was triggered by an influencer streaming live. Of course, the biggest reason for this is that I generally don't watch many streamers who stream live when I gamble and my desire to gamble isn't triggered by them. Although some people are often tempted to gamble because these streamers make money from gambling while broadcasting, I think this is absolutely not right because many streamers produce that content sponsored by the casino service they use and they never lose money in gambling. On the contrary, we shouldn't ignore the fact that these streamers generally stream these streams with paid partnerships to encourage their viewers.

Since I am knowledgeable about the marketing strategies I have mentioned I don't have a gambling addiction and my desire to gamble is triggered only by my own desires I have never gambled and I think I will not gamble because of a gambling stream made by an influencer.

They will do everything for the sake of money, I think getting your point about how streamers are trying to attract gamblers to use the site and earn from the commissions that being provided by casino owners, they don't care if what going to happen as long as they are being paid for the services that made for the business, it will be the gambler responsibilities to take care of their finances.

Business is business and same with what streamers intend to do, casino owners are willing to pay that amount to acquire more gamblers to use their services.

I do think that this is the case, I have looked for many streamers to see how they can play to see how they win, and how much they bet, and how they bet more or less depending on what they do, I can think that they have experience in What they can do within a game in the casino and how they react when they are in a bad streak, that for me is important Because Sometimes when I play and I am like this I don't know what to do, maybe I find practical advice from them.

It is obvious that when it comes to doing more things to win, there is a lot that is sought, everything is to be more successful in the game so one has a stronger mentality about the things in life and especially in a casino, for that reason The reason is that I see them, sometimes I get good advice, but I feel that sometimes they help them run the same casinos, to advertise them and see that they can do things there and not in others, it's like paid advertising , sometimes I think that that happens.

Well, I don't know about others, but I honestly have never been influenced by casino streamers, Infact, I actually stopped watching gambling streamers a long time ago, because i actually don't find it interesting, I watched I think once or twice since I started gambling, the stopped, on the grounds that I think or believe that most of what we see in the stream are actually doctored, or should say acted.

Most streamers we watch who play and win huge amount of money while they are live on air are not actually real, I mean, the winnings are programmed, as a way to lure and conjure viewers into joining that same casino and playing the same game so as to try to replicate the same results they just watched from the stream, I am a serious minded person and don't have time for such mind tricks, this is why I don't bother myself with such stuffs as watching streams, or allowing it influence my gambling activities.

The streamers are making multiple streams of income through gambling; affiliate, sponsorship deals, ads, etc. Hence, it's not just about whether we are moved by their video but the money they make using the streaming platforms. Casinos work with them and may manipulate results on their behalf to please the viewer to try out the casino. I read that casinos also fund the streamer's bankroll to make videos while gambling. The streamer doesn't gamble with his money. He'll have enough confidence to wager any amount of money. If it gets positive his results would be high and great, attracting the naive gamblers, looking to turn millionaires through gambling. Your decisions are great because, watching the streaming pages, can be tempting in making a viewer lose his control. Scrolling away from the pages would be the nicest move. Especially for newbies who don't understand why the streamers are winning too many times.

Since they're investing lots of effort and time to do a good job for the casinos that hire them, people will fall for their tricks and gamble prematurely. Members under this thread have made lots of responses that they can't be moved by such a video, and I expected to see more of these answers because gamblers here are mostly pros and newbies and are being enlightened on the risk of gambling with lots of money. Not all the viewers on the streamer's page have the prilviledge to understand what's happening behind the scene. Some would view and try immediately. With the trend of people complaining about the streamers, I think the rate of addicted gamblers who joined gambling due to streamers just increased. And to get things straight, they don't stop watching these streamers after joining the casino, they still participate to find out the strategy of the casino streamer. Later they end up accusing the streamer of causing their problem gambling.

This kind of influencer is widely used by online gambling platforms. The target is their viewers who are still laypeople.
Because basically ordinary people will be easily influenced by things that are "easy ways to get money".
Therefore, these influencers will provide direct tutorials, which viewers can practice directly. For viewers, this is the easiest way.
To be honest, I myself wasn't really influenced by this streamer, I even got information about online gambling from my friends.
But what you need to pay attention to is filtering out which influencers are trustworthy and have high credibility.

when its very entertaining, i sometimes feel like i'm obligated to like the videos that's all i can do. but the ones i always notice to be very entertaining on youtube are the short poker videos. they are not making their audience sign up.

but influencers can only entice audience if the viewer is new to gambling but if the user is from bitcointalk, i doubt the influencer can actually make us signup. it would take more than just making people laugh but maybe a free usdt and some new games.

I don't allow streamers and their advertisements to affect my gambling life. Most of the time, when I come across those people advertising and showing how they make big wins from gambling, I also try my best to avoid such videos and scroll to the next one in order to not get attracted to the game.
 
So I have never been affected by watching online streamers because most of the time I don't believe what they show on their screen, as their video is to make money and nothing more than that. Some casinos pay them to advertise for them, and some are earning from referrals, so they can do anything just for them to earn more money and add to their pocket, which is why I don't allow myself to fall victim to their trap.

Majority of persons has kicked against the gambling steamers but I have come to an extend of thought that there is is always strategies to and means of businesses and products adverts which gambling is not exemptional as long it is an institute to generate money and yields incomes for the casinos owner.
So, attracting the audience to the particular casinos company is necessary to proffer the organisation with the goals of making profits by initiating the audience to embrace the casino.
So, i think they shouldn't be called all the sorts of uncalled-for names of deceivers as long their system of influencing the audience is not enforced a mandate.

When I was searching YouTube for ways to generate money, I came across this situation. An influencer introduced an online casino platform, and they would teach you how to play the game or offer you hints. It was as though they would reveal to you a pattern for how to play the particular game they engage in. In essence, the game was too simple, yet you still had to predict what would appear next. I follow his instructions since I was curious and excited about the prospect of earning "easy money" at that particular time.
I download the app, use his referral code to log in, and play the game he has been showcasing on his channel because the amount you needed to cash in is so little. I win initially, but after a while I realize that the pattern he displays on his channel wasn't the same as the one I was playing in. I gave up on the game after realizing that I had already lost and that the money I had invested in it had been wasted. So far, I only experienced it twice and I promise to myself that I would never do it again. It was like 5 years ago.

The more we get attached to these influencers, the more possibility that they will influence our minds and fall into their words.
YES, that sometimes happens to me, and had fallen into their tricks believing that they were telling the truth because what they are doing in streaming is tempting and we can say it was really happening. But as I have tried, it never going that easy, and simply that is why I could say that some of these influencers are liars and frauds. Yeah, they got paid to promote things that only happen to them, not in real.

At most times, you'll see them win because that's like the contract that they have for advertising a casino. The casino itself wants the audience of these streamers to be gullible that they're there and each user can easily win against them because that streamer shows how easy someone can win.

It's funny if the streamer is funny and have reactions and interactions with its own community. But if it's just a guy that gambles and does no reaction, not entertaining.

Does casino streamers have influence in your gambling life? Not really since you know gambling influencer seems to good the be true, sometimes they always win and for somehow they manage to profit at the end of the day.

Sometime i watched live slot on facebook but its totally for fun while watching the comment box section. sometimes people is funny tho