Topic: Does casino streamers have influence in your gambling life? - page 17. (Read 2787 times)

Exactly. Especially when the gambler comes across their role models doing, they feels carried away and deliberately abides and believes whatever their idols streams or publicly showcases about and with no atom is doubts, they literally gets submissive even when it goes obviously deceiveal. Most individuals just want to do what who they admires does, immeditating and flexible to be influenced by their so role models and I would call them the idol worshipers.
So in a case like the thread is whispering, I think such gamblers is liable to be influenced by the so casinos streamers.

am not enticed as well as i know they are not totally real about what they are showing to their audience. also, we are here already in this forum. so it is quite easy to learn which sites are legit or not. so i am grateful to be part of this forum because i know i can learn a lot of valuable insights based on discussions and their thread itself.

also, for example, a subscriber got a problem or issue with the casino of the streamer he is promoting with, do you really think he can genuinely lend a hand to resolve the problem? that i don't think he will assist you. normally, they are just for the money that the casino is paying for them. so think about it.

I am not at all influenced by streamers on youtube. They are the people who promote the casino and they get paid to do that. However, if we look at the live streaming, they also often lose when gambling. What differentiates streamers and us (regular gamblers) is that we use real money to gamble, while streamers use fake money given by casino management for them to spend or win.

I often watch YouTube about online gambling, there are some who play with real money, usually those who are just starting to become gambling streamers will use their own money to gamble because they don't have sponsors

Back then I used to watch TrainwrecksTV which is one of the biggest Gambling Streamers on Twitch, accumulating as much as a million dollars when he loses money. In a way it made me feel like gambling is not for me cause if I can't afford having to lose that much money and still be able to gamble the next day then I don't deserve/need to gamble. Plus in some way watching him lose his money/gamble away that much money makes me feel as if my gambling urges have been taken care of without even gambling myself.

On the other hand though, when he wins a lot it makes me feel as if he's in some way going to share his luck with me, so I should gamble myself in hopes of winning as much as he does. Sometimes I snap out of that delusion, sometimes I don't and I actually gamble until I lose money.

This was back when I was still 21, I quitted watching him after all the debacles he's gotten himself into, made me feel like he's no reliable streamer to trust and affiliate myself with, accompanied with just being busy in life.

Never easily trust those who are advertising something on YouTube because their main goal is to spread their referral link, if they get that then their income through the referral program will be very good.  That's the reason why i rarely trust influencers who are promoting a gambling site ^{(they have no influence whatsoever on my gambling activities)}, there will always be bad things that will happen to me if i trust them easily, gambling on my own decisions is much better than being inspired by influencers who are promoting similar things like gambling.

Either I didn’t understand your words about what this streamer was showing to his audience, or you weren’t watching the stream carefully. Obviously, there is no such scheme as “select a sporting event, choose an outcome, enter a referral code -> get your winnings.” At a minimum, the sporting event itself must take place for bets to be settled, right? Probably they were talking about some kind of bonus or cashback, and I don’t see anything wrong here - casinos often hold similar promotions (even on this forum, information about such promotions appears regularly) and this is a much more profitable waste of advertising budget for gamblers than any promotions where you get nothing but advertising.

As for the effectiveness of advertising from influencers, it is hyper effective. If a person watches a certain blogger, it is natural that he trusts him to some extent and information from such a blogger will at least reach the brain of this consumer (it seems to me that ordinary advertising now works much worse since people are accustomed to living in conditions of information noise and practically no pay attention to it), and if the consumer is already interested in what his favorite blogger is advertising, then he will definitely study what is being advertised.

And yet, trusting influencers is, oddly enough, rational (not always and not in all countries, but in those where the institution of reputation exists) since influencers are not interested in spoiling their image and advertising nonsense. By the way, the rapper Drake advertises the Stake casino (they are partners) and in my opinion this very seriously increases the status and reliability of this project in the eyes of potential consumers.

Some paid streamers practice tricks to win high bets and they win easily, because they have been given a special account to create promotional content or they even gamble in demo mode at the casino, if we follow that trick we are sure we will lose because we are betting on a real account and casinos will get high profits if they pay better to streamers already have a lot of followers.

I've never followed anyone's gambling streamers and I'm not even interested in artists getting paid for casino promotions, but some of the things I review about gambling are casino research, honest games, good service and user friendliness.

Not me. But I am interested on the streamers and if it's about my decision to gamble or not, they're not influencing me with that.

I'm interested on them when I see them very attracted of course with the opposite sex that are doing some streams like related to gamble. Other than that, it is my personal decision whether to gamble with the casinos that they're advertising.

Because I know that they're affiliated and sponsored by that casino so it is an obvious thing that they want their audience directed to that casino.

I have to admit that sometimes when i watch someone playing rounds in recorded youtube videos, not in live sets, and when they win incredible jackpots. It makes me greedy and want to try that as well, and even when i totally understand that i ignore him being insanely lucky, and i probably won't be as lucky. I want to try it.

But honestly, i don't watch anyone playing slots live with my free time. I would find that insanely boring. And i have a theory that these influencers might not have such a big following. But that they have paid followers to interact with them. This is because i used to be in several weird bounty groups doing different kinds of activities. And one of them was to watch comment one slot playing influencer while he was playing in crashout.io (which everyone should avoid by the way). That made me think that i am guessing very few, if any of them have real followers. And they are just being paid to play too.

I don't follow closely any streamer anymore, and I never did it very much tbh but when Mandy was on Twitch before being banned, I could be interest in the casinos she was playing onto because I think she was serious and trustable, she wasn't streaming for scamming people and making money with referral code or with partnership money only. Most streamers on Twitch care about their community because kind streamers are way more likely to receive paid subscriptions, donations, gifts and partnership offers than unserious ones there.

I find casino influencer and streamer's stream entertaining, their videos made me know the features of new slots that had been released  but it does not made me interested on the platform they are playing unless there is really a unique feature on that casino that others don't have.

I watch numerous streamers playing certain kind of slot game providers but it does not encourage me to play that slots provider whenever I had my gambling session.  I always stick to the slots game I am having fun with.  Probably because these streamers often promote casinos with bonus buy feature and I am not fond of bonus buys.

I personally don't feel that way. it's true that I also don't deny that I sometimes always watch some streamers who gamble but it's not to influence myself but just as a spectacle in the end.

I always see some big stremaers on social media like twitch who do gambling as well as being a promotional event for certain sites but in the end we also realize and have the belief that this is just a form of promotion not as a reality even though there are some of them may be pure gamblers without any intention of promotion but the average stremer is just working and the average stremers is just working. In this case I don't really feel affected because i have a gambling site that i often use and the site is still good enough so I have no intention of doing it on a new site even though it cannot be denied that i still watch some people gamble.

That’s their purpose and they are doing it because they are being paid and who knows that their account is also meant to win big so their viewers will be more interested about the site. I don’t watch streamers that much and they don’t influence me to gamble since there’s no streamers during my younger age in gambling. If you are going to follow any streamer, make sure its realistic and don’t just listen to them easily without doing your own research.

I started gambling long before the advent of streamers and Youtube and most of their methods of attracting customers is quite alien to me, and some of the annoying casino ads are filmed so stupidly that I really wonder if someone comes to the casino after watching this video. In my opinion, any advertising and attraction programs should be aimed at the average person, but I get the impression that some people make ads for fools.

I don't think I developed any interest in casinos due to influence of promoters. There is no need because those set of people are good in preaching but dey realy do what dey are advertising or preaching. the risk and  other factors that makes it nearly impossible  to win.  But they will twist your brain until you become addicted to what you don't want.

I think I haven't introduced that way but for sure there are a lot that did and was influenced by some streamers. Media has lot of influence these days and it may not be a surprise if people are getting introduced this way especially in gambling. There has been a trend on Facebook before that influencers are betting on a casino platform and I think a lot has been deceived because they are showing they are winning huge amount of money.

Somehow yes as I gain extra knowledge from them but not at all as I’m already into gambling and I started my gambling activities not because of the streamers but the influence of the people around me especially with my friends.

Well, those streamers are exposing the site so they can get something in return and I’d hope that they are really saying the truth about the site since we all know, they are being paid to do the live streaming.

Not on me, I already doing my stuff before noticing those streamers and even if I seen them before I start betting I won't follow them.  I'm good with what I'm doing I mean lose some spare or win some to enjoy,  not a fan of making a quick money because someone managed doing so. I will not follow that lead, better to continue the enjoyment and not to seek  for quick and easy benefits which not possible dealing with gambling unless you are doing some hack..

They can only have influence in your if you wanted to, so in any case if you don't follow streamers (and I think this is the case for us, because I believed that majority has been gambling for years before this streamers surface to the picture because of the internet).

So in my case no, I didn't go into gambling because of them, or using any referral code or links or whatever from influencers. Maybe there are some members who did, but not sure if they got some benefits from doing it except making money for this influencers.

Nope, those streamers or influencer that promotes casino and shows how easy to win doesn't really encourage or have any effect on me.
For me I see them something like an artist promoting an unknown crypto, we all know those artist sometimes gets paid to promote the project and have almost zero knowledge to crypto.
For me those influencer are similar to those artist, they don't really know what they are promoting they are just enjoying the first round win on new gambling sites that has been established.