Topic: Fake casino streamers! Why such streamers are very popular? - page 2. (Read 1396 times)

No you can't correlate that since there are reputable casino pay those influential guys to increase the awareness of people that their casino exist and they don't have any control towards the decision making of those streamers since there work relationship is just for promoting them on livestream and nothing else more than that. If the streamer is doing or claiming something unrealistic then I don't think that its a mistake of casino since the one who did that is those streamers which is going after for more signups so that they can earn a lot of money thru referrals. That's the reason why we need to be open minded on possibilities especially on what they are promoting so that we can be aware that they are just telling a lie and never be trusted in terms of financial aspects.

The money is the main aim of streaming and that is another form of promotion but in a ringed way because everything that is displayed by the streamers is mostly made-up stories and games that are all doctored just to make the session look real to unsuspecting viewers and since they get paid a lot for doing so,  it makes it highly lucrative to be a streamer to some of those fake casinos.

Nothing that a project won't do to make out promotion and marketing and most times as you have rightly said,  the streamer has it in his palms all that has been scripted for him to act on and nothing more some of them don't even stream from their real accounts.

If streamers is being fake thats means some of the casino will be fake but its unbelievable that what streamers do stream is fake whereas its something people do watch to attract popularity to that particular casino, does it mean that some casinos is fake and secondly, theirs something I want to ask,  do we play casinos and also do we believe on the streamers that much, or we go ahead and test the casino and cross check how is the casino, sometimes.

Whenever there is money involved we should be incredibly careful about whatever offer that we listen to, and this is because there are many people out there that are not above doing anything in order to get it, personally I have no problem with those that promote gambling or a casino in particular as long as they are honest about it and they expose the cons and the pros of doing so, but when a person engages in shady behavior or outright lies about it that is when I think this is wrong, and unfortunately there are many influencers that engage in behaviors like that.

On the time that you do find yourself that making up some bettings or following on making up some register on the site then it would be always recommendable that you should really be that always considering on taking up some research first before making such act because if you do rush up on making deposits without even trying to look about the sites reputation then it would really be that risky. People do usually get blinded on what they are seeing on the front specially if those streamers are really racking up some serious cash or money then this what makes it really hard to resist on not to do the same thing.

I've been through tons of experience on seeing those streamers online and really that marketing on the company on which they've been hired on. We cant really be able to point out whether those funds
are really that theirs or being funded but most likely they are really that getting funded on which it is really that impossible that they would really be that making use of their own money.
They cant really just that afford on losing that big time and also they've been doing this just for them to get paid and there's no sense that they would heavily be spending it on gambling.

You know that most of the streamers' audience was young people who were just watching them playing games like GTA RP or CS GO? And then those streamers made them gamblers by playing....with fake money.

Correct, I’m confused why the article focus much on proving that streamer is doing fake game as popular while the real intention of streaming is to entertain user by watching the streamer playing the game regardless if they are using real money or not since the reaction of streamers is makes this kind of stream popular and not the money alone since anyone can use fake and stream but they can’t guarantee that there will be a viewers if the streamer doesn’t have pleasing personality.

I mean, would you believe a casino article if the author fails to write the correct name of the slot?
It should be "Dead". Could this be a typo? Maybe, but don't he have any time to review the article?

Streamers have contracts with the casino that they are advertising (or their sponsors). It varies, some offers a percentage of winnings, affiliate rewards, number of views, etc.

What was the intention of the article? Who wrote the article?
The site is ltccasino, and probably they are targeting Stake streamers, so that readers could play on this casino instead of Stake (which mentioned streamers are advertising).

This article does not have a 100% intention to inform, but to steal players from another casino.

Their purpose is to market a specific site and yes its all about the positive side because if they expose the negative side of the site the gamblers will not follow them anymore and they will not make profit because the site will not pay them as well. Also, some account of those streamers are being managed by the site itself so for sure it is being customized so they can have a good win during their streaming. Don't believe on any streamer easily, they are doing it on purpose for their own benefit.

That's the only thing we can think of. Watching the streamers gambling or as they promote a certain online casino, they often win which we all know is an impossible thing to happen. We have no idea what they do or whether the account being used is real or a demo account.

But all we know is that they are showing off their winnings to influence their viewers to try the gambling site they promote as they are getting paid and can gamble without using their own money.

A streamer gets paid quite lot for every promotion he carries out and do we know that the account used is a real account that requires depositing money if you want to play? No.
We never know the authenticity of each streaker's account and do you trust those who make big bets and even wins quite often?
I wouldn't trust a streamer and they are just people with big followers and use all of that to make money, after all the social media they use like YouTube will also give them big payouts.

Well, that true and don't assume that a stremer is willing to spend large amounts of money for free.

You would really be having that kind of thinking that its really that usually odd that these streamers are really that winning often on which you could really be able to say that there's something happening out there on which we dont know but there's no other ways that we could really be able to think but rather it would be possibly those games are rigged or being that fixed just for that influencer to have that good winning moments on which we know that once these big wins been hit then it is really that giving that positive vibes into those people who had been watching the stream
and ends up on making out that kind of deposit or registering but this is what they are really that working for on which getting registers and getting deposits.

It's hard not to assume that some or even most of these streams are not fabricated especially if the streamers are sponsored by these casinos. They start with an unusual amount of bankroll which they'll play continuously, most of what I've watched are slots, and they'll start slowly and later on hit a massive jackpot which they'll show on their highlights. Also, it's hard to comprehend that they mostly hit jackpots every gambling sessions and almost always to be on a positive profit even with just playing slots.

But, yeah, there are some gambler streamers out there that I enjoy watching and I do believe that they are playing with real odds, same as others, and playing partly with their money and sponsored funds from the casino.

Doesnt really make sense indeed on which spending up money on gambling just because they are really that doing such stream for making money or income? It is really that totally contradictory. I dont know on whats up into your mind if you do have that kind of impression that they are making use of their own money knowing that gambling is a fast pace kind of activity and also you would really be that losing that huge in fastest manner also.
There's no point on playing with your own money and losing that big and just getting that ample amount of payment from the company that you are really that advertising on which it doesnt really that having no sense.
Fake casino streamers then we should really be that careful but it is really that hard to believe that those tons of followers or viewers of a said influencer then they cant really be just that too dumb on
running a fake stream because they do know that their reputation is really that at stake.

They are streaming for a company but of course the funds that being used would be theirs or simply means that they are being funded. One of the thing that we do also observe with these
streamers is that they do often win more than with other people or players? which you could also assume that there would be might some adjustments made.
We cant drawn out some conclusion but its not actually impossible.

That's what they do, that's part of their job since they earn a living through this. I wonder why people would expect streamers with a high number of followers to actually be playing with their own money because it doesn't make sense. Why would they spend so much money on streaming, showing the website and everything, and getting nothing in return from the website or platform that they are promoting? They don't usually do that and they tend to hide everything if they ever need to show something because they charge for it.

So, we, as an audience, should know that they are doing this only to entertain us and also to promote the casino to us so that they can get some money from the sponsorship deal they've got from the casino. Most of them would also promote their referral links in their streams to earn a few extra bucks if someone signs up under them.

But what about if the Streamer is someone who usually gambles on live, instead just uploading cut part of their gambling sessions?
There is a reason why it is more exciting for people in general to see gambling streamers in platforms like Twitch or similar, it is because they assume it is less likely whatever they are watching is fabricated or scripted and the person gambling is not faking their emotions. Though, in reality we all know that there are still ways for streamers to partake in apparent gambling but without having to put their own money at stake, as many people have mentioned in this thread.

Perhaps you are a person who rather to follow the highlights of streamers, instead watching their whole hours-long show. Nothing wrong about it, of course.

I thought they are restricted before? But yeah I also spot it. I guess this will lead for the Twitch to re-allow gambling streaming again on their platform. It depends on the streamer. Some I see can just lose until the end while some are like that you described. Maybe some are genuine because when we play, we also get the same pattern. I think it's possible to tell if the stream is staged or not.

Usually, you can spot it in their reaction. Great that you are concerned about the minors but also the adults too because they can also get tempted and they might lose their control. The only thing that we can do as a parent is monitor our kids and educate them about the hazards of gambling.

I'm sure every follower probably knows that streamers do business with casino owners so winnings seem easy to manipulate, that's what makes it possible for most people to probably also feel defeat after experiencing it because what they see is that the big wins that streamers and influencers play are purely business, not winning. what is really real, the average win is fake.

There are also those who faithfully watch it because they are waiting for the giveaway that is given and not because they want to watch the fake win and there are also beginners who are new to playing and even new to gambling, usually they will believe that it is a real win but usually they will change their minds after they gamble because of it, sometimes the reality is bitterer than what is shown with decorations that look sweet.

It's actually near impossible for someone watching to determine whether the person who is playing online casinos is paid to do so or doing it from their own money. However logic dictates that there would be a tiny amount of genuine players, who are funding it themselves as a "hobby", are actually running these sort of channels. Poker sites are probably the exception, because there is a genuine level of skill and talent involved in this game, however even that can be rigged in many ways if the intention is to draw in new players (showing a higher number of wins than you might expect). However streamers putting out content where they just play slots all day should be considered highly suspicious, frankly I don't know how anyone finds them interesting.

What they do is not necessarily fake, but they just give the ability to attract people, hence the "influence" part as consequences came along. They know the pain point and, specifically the weakness of their audience's psychology. They have all the data related to what content works and what does not. They know what kind of concepts drive the most profit for both themselves and the client.

They can adjust and cooperate with that kind of content that drives the viewers to achieve their client's campaign. It just naturally of how it works. The problem with OP is rather the unethical practices.