Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic (Read 2998 times)

The business model now is very broad, just by putting ads in their videos, at least on YouTube, they are already winning, sometimes it is inevitable to miss those ads, because on YouTube I think nobody is very interested in being Premium , so sometimes it is inevitable to see them, I personally am a person who really likes games , but when I see that there is too much suffocating advertising that once I skip it I prefer to watch another video , then Sometimes the business model can be broad but frustrating.

There are two possibilities, the videos that the streamers broadcast live or rebroadcast may not be real or may be real, and perhaps many people will think that it is not real, especially since it is easy for streamers to win and the amount tends to be very large, which is certainly tempting for many people who like gambling. However, even so, I am sure there are some streamers who do broadcast original videos, either with gambling or with money. Whether or not the video that the streamer broadcasts is real, we have to think that it is just an entertainment video, never think about gambling like the streamer who tends to use large bets and large money allocations, because not everyone is lucky in gambling.

At first, maybe those people know that the streamers playing gambling for fun but when they watch the other videos, their minds will thinks that if that is real money, they will make a lot of money. And when the streamers act like that is a real things by showing their happiness, the audience will thinks that those streamers really win a big money. That can attract the audience to follow what streamers did and they will deposit a large money without thinking about if that is real or fake. They don't think that the streamers getting funded by the casino instead they will think that the streamers use a real money to playing gambling and they wins a big money. Those who follow the streamers may lose too big money without winning or break even their deposit but that will not stop them to deposit more.

Yes, that's basically the point of all of those videos.

They are simply ads, in a different format.

Similar to how in some movies you see product placed in the scene, they are simply advertisement in non traditional formats.

On the moment that you will be seeing these streamers doing their job then you would really be definitely be having that kind of impression that it is really just that easy for you to make money with gambling just like on what you are seeing on the monitor. If you are really that good enough when it comes on using up your own common sense and able to check it out that they are really just that using up a demo money or getting funded then you wont be making yourself that get easily hooked up into the things that they've been doing into. There are really just those times or moments that you will really becomes greedy on the moment that you've seen big winnings specially newbies. On the time that you do make yourself having such realization that it was never been that easy on winning or simply the real essence of gambling then you wont really be having any problems with it. You wont really be finding yourself on getting addicted easily because you do know on what it is and on how to deal up with it. Any business which of course making their marketing or exposure to be that good looking and attractive as possible on which even if it means that it will really be that quite deceptive but well they will really be doing it for the sake on hooking up people to play specially to those new ones. For those to do have some bitter experience about on how gambling works then they wont really be loving to see these streamers once they do get past into them. It will really be just that depending on you on how you will be dealing up with thing accordingly.

It's more or less a sponsored videos and streams trying to to trap a a total audience to suit in their demands of making use of that particular sites or casino and again the streamers make everything possible to promote the casino sites you know and they go extra miles in making sure their targeted audience are met , so seeing many wins can be unusual to you but it's one of their strategies.

Indeed. That is why streamers pretend they are the luckiest people in the world who can won very big money from gambling. But people who watch them and follow the streamers are wrong because once they decide like that, they will just lose their money and have a chance to get a gambling addiction.

They must realize that gambling is not like what they imagine. Gambling is just a way to release their stress using some money. They don't have to believe the streamers that they can also make money like them. Winning in gambling is not easy so they must consider that to avoids gambling if they are not ready with the losses and the gambling addiction.

You clearly don't have any clue about the question I asked.. did you read through my post at all? Or you just wanna scribble 'em garbage to see how far you can increase on your post count?
A recap? No worries... how do these streamers redirect whatever traffic they're able to make out of the streams to the casinos in question? The reason why I decided to ask is because we've got a whole lot of casinos that offer odds for crash games, lotteries, spin and win type shit... Anyone can decide to copy some strategies on the streams (if there's anything like that on casino games) and then execute them on another casino.

Well, that's not true as most of these streamers would oftentimes give clear warnings to NOT having any affiliation with whatever they promote on their pages, handles, vlogs. Never be too desperate to believe whatever you on the Internet, shan.
BTW, how's this a scam?

It's not difficult, they or the followers will always do what they read and say, the power of influencers is to make their followers feel important to feel emotions for seeing them, since the more famous the influencers are, the more grateful people will be even if they lose, it is the same or almost the same thing that happens with famous singers, there are concerts that they go to and people faint just seeing them or something, they don't care about them, they just let themselves be carried away by the emotions they cause them, in this case the followers.

You are right in this way they are cheating us and if the gambling site is not legit then we will be scammed by the gambling site and the streamer will be part of the scam. In this case, we should not follow any streaming videos as that can make us loser.

In the end, followers of the streamer will finally know that winning from gambling will not be as easy as they see from the streamer they follow. It will be realized when they finally feel some consecutive defeats. Those who have a clear mind will decide to stop. But for those who are already very affected, curiosity will come to the gambler. This can be a bad start for beginner gambling activities. There is nothing good about following a streamer who talks nonsense about gambling platforms. If you want to gamble, then learn first and prepare yourself.

They only show their wins to manipulate people into thinking the same thing can happen to them. These streamers/influencers will do whatever it takes to impress their sponsors in order to make more money. Well, we can call it wrong, but let us face the reality that some people choose to be practical just to survive in the current situation.

If we truly understand how gambling works, there is no need to believe everything these streamers are saying. They are just doing their job, so we should also do what feels right. We don't need to force ourselves into something we know is wrong because we are still the ones to suffer in the end.

If we can think by logic, we will realize that the streamer may work for the casino so casino gives them capital to play but we don't know if that money is real or fake. We also not know when they withdraw that big money because they never tell to us. Those who believe that will follow the streamers suggestion to play on that casino from the link that available in their channel. They will not consider to research to find more information about the casino because they trust the streamers. That is why we must be wise to act when we see the videos like that and not tempting because of the big win from them.

OK, apply some critical thinking here. What is the incentive of the people involved?

A casino wants to get money by selling their gambling.

A youtuber wants to get money by showing ads.

You come along, watch a youtube video about the casino. What's your incentive?, want to get money gambling, as suggested in the ad.

Casino pays youtuber, youtuber creates video for you, you pay the casino. Circle is complete.

It's the same with, say, an alcohol ad. You see people smiling and having a great time with beers. You buy the beer. Maybe you don't have a great time. Maybe you do. But that doesn't matter anymore, the ad creator and the beer maker both got their money already.

It is likely that the scheme with payment of all expenses of the streamer for the game, which he shows to some fairly mass audience completely at the expense of the casino itself is practiced and may even be generally always. This is understandable. In this way, the casino itself can get an influx of new users due to such streams and the streamer himself can earn money in different ways. This can be some kind of fee and there can also be real money won during the stream or some percentage of the money won. Ultimately, we must all clearly understand that such streams are a carefully played out performance in front of us with a happy outcome. And accordingly, after watching such a performance, never try to repeat what this streamer did. Because for us, in any case, this is a game and not a performance.

This is bound to happen because there are so many casino platforms out there today that everyone will want to promote them at lightning speed. So i don't believe in streaming casino games. Because streamers have huge amount of money in their balance and they are constantly betting. You will suddenly wonder why they are splashing so much money only on gambling. They are playing in the casino with huge amount of money even after losing repeatedly because the money is paid to them by the casino. But many believe it especially those who are more addicted to gambling and those who are new gamblers.

Yeah. For one specific player, of course, the casino probably has a special button to adjust the probability of winning. It is clear that for a very lucky player, this is most likely what they practice. Sometimes, most likely, they interrupt the lucky streak of an extremely lucky player.
But that is not what I am talking about. I am talking about the fact that a fake broadcast in real time can be used for a huge mass of people and players at once. And what will happen as a result. Time cannot be turned back and it will be possible to figure it out exclusively based on the recordings of the competitions. And the most interesting thing is that if the fake is done carefully, then it will be almost impossible to prove how the game actually took place. Perhaps now you can still focus on the recordings of reality that fans make on mobile phone cameras at physical competitions. But this, too, will probably soon be possible to somehow massively falsify. It is not for nothing that AI is constantly evolving.

It is so unrealistic, but there are still some people who falls for it.
Some might consider it safe since the people that promotes it are well known, this doesn't just apply on casino but also in crypto investment.

Good point you have and I think it is true that some casinos also look for streamers with low to medium number of subscribers in order to minimize marketing budget, but once the streamers getting bigger then the price will also increased .
The competition among casinos to get the most popular streamers will also become tougher because it will be like an auction IMO, which casino that can offer better benefits to the streamer is the one will get the deal with the streamers.
This is why casinos with smaller budget will prefer to find less popular streamers but with good potential than competiting with other bigger casinos which has much more funds to be offered.
Because of this reason, not all gambling videos and streams are all unrealistic because I have seen some videos and streams with smaller bets and looks more realistic.

I think it is quite feasible, but why? I think it is much simpler, and if desired, an unscrupulous casino simply changes the algorithm for calculating probabilities for a given gambler by pressing a button. Astronomical amounts of money are paid for the development of gambling software, because it must be safe and reliable and easily configurable by the main user. I think such a high level is maintained only when developing banking software. Well, in general, for big money, the software must be fully controlled by the main user - the casino owners.