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legendary
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Whoever believes on their results are also going to do the same thing as them, the thought process in our minds that results could be the same is there. And that's why the casinos are wise enough to use these streamers to advertise through them. Like with simple colorful banners on different websites that they're going to advertise, sometimes they're not catchy at all. And that's why the hype that these streamers do if ever they "win" with their bets on a particular casino that they are gambling with, that's how they're getting their viewers attention into thinking that they should gamble on the same place that could rake them the same jackpots. But that's it, that's the successful marketing, advertisement that they do.

Yes, that is the scenario and purpose of the casino hiring the streamers, there is no other purpose than to find more people to get involved in the promoted site, as you said that people will think they will be able to get the same results as the jackpot that the streamers managed to get so they join and register on the promoted site.
I think that it seems that there are still many people who do not know that the streamers actually have an agreement and deal with the casino in terms of promoting the site, and I think that ignorance is quite reasonable, but in my opinion if only a viewer can use common sense and rational thinking correctly then I think they should not be tempted by everything that seems too easy to get, I have never seen a streamer showing defeat, I hope ordinary people can think in that direction.
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So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?
Anyone who watches those streamers and think what is going on are real then that person just learned about it. These streamers are so shady that there are some tough comments from their viewers that they don't respond to at all.

It is only are few you can spot them out theost of their viewers are hypnotized to think that the wins are real and that the streamer is making a lot of money and that they can do it too.

On the other hand there are genuine streamers but we rarely get to see their streams because they are small and unsponsored, their audience are not as big as their other streamers, and they not always hit the unusual wins.
I agree with that, it is likely that it will happen especially for those who really like to gamble or put their hopes on the profits that can be obtained in gambling, so when they see a video that passes by showing how easy it is to win, it can attract them, besides that indirectly this is the goal of the casino which does attract people to visit its casino and people who are hoping to win in gambling are the victims, but that too is based on their own mistakes, not the casino's fault.
A fairly accurate statement by saying that they are hypnotized by the widespread victory videos, so they think they can get and experience it like the person who spread the video live or not. Besides that, in my opinion, there are many people who put their hopes on gambling that they can win and this is what makes them interested in what they see without realizing the actual reality.
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Just calm down on these news and advertisement about gambling, that's only for show you can't expect it will happen in reality. Same thing with other gambling sites and online games; they're going to create more attractive videos just to encourage players and gamers to participate. It's so sad to hear, many people have been dragged towards massive gambling for an expectation to win due to sev inspiring streams and social media videos. Gambling administration paid millions of dollars for popular streamers in order to gain numbers of users.

Though, it is worth pointing out that there are also cases of those steamers losing much money during their streams. The most famous example would be the musician Drake, who had a partnership with the casino Stake and he pretty much ends up losing hundreds of thousands of dollars to his bad luck, it has been already called the "Drake curse". Though, it obviously won't affect financially Drake in a permanent way because of the amount of money he earns thanks to his albums and the money he gets from his partnership with Stake, but still it is a little exception to what we are accustomed to see from unrealistic gambling and betting streamers on the internet.
It is not always about unrealistic good luck streaks, but also occasions of losses and regrets, specially if the streamer is small enough not to be heavily sponsored.

Basically, streamers who seem to be fascinated with these gambling sponsorship would be influenced by their own promotion. Lately I've observed popular streamers online shifted with gambling and sadly I've seen them most of the time playing their online casino at their own page which I believed not a good example for their famous career in social media. Some of them drowned into debts and struggling financially as rumors circulated.
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Whoever believes on their results are also going to do the same thing as them, the thought process in our minds that results could be the same is there. And that's why the casinos are wise enough to use these streamers to advertise through them. Like with simple colorful banners on different websites that they're going to advertise, sometimes they're not catchy at all. And that's why the hype that these streamers do if ever they "win" with their bets on a particular casino that they are gambling with, that's how they're getting their viewers attention into thinking that they should gamble on the same place that could rake them the same jackpots. But that's it, that's the successful marketing, advertisement that they do.
legendary
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In most time those are sponsored streaming to make people believed that it's true while it is not. I have said this, anyone who is gambling, gambling according to your mind and not from someone who predicted it for you and from YouTube or streaming. Even live video, they edit the gambling part so if you follow them you lose well. So it is better to play gamble with your little knowledge than following those sponsored streaming or predictions. Many people had fall for this. And those who have not should learn from it. Most of the people who loss because they want to make money in a quick way. And for that they would just fulfill the purpose of the sponsored videos.
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A lot of people got into gambling because they were being lured by the unrealistic wins from streamers or content creators. Remember that these people would do anything to promote their page or make money even if they have to showcase demo accounts or make fake bets to deceive gullible people. Most streamers use this as a marketing strategy to get people's attention. Gambling isn't something that you can be winning constantly so whatever system you think they are telling you to adopt is actually false, just do your best to avoid such.

There is a new trend on most social  media  concerning gambling ads. In this trend, the ads contains an edited video  which seem real. In this ads, the video of a reputable celebrity or an influencer is used to deceive the audience that they just launched a charity profitable casino. I do run into ads of this nature on Facebook.  Though for starters, there is a likelihood that they might fall for this scam, because of how real it might seem but the truth is that, those celebrities which was used never made any announcements concerning such projects. The fact that they are tarnishing the reputation of another person and at thesame time, using fake opportunities to draw more persons into using their service is bad, and they should  be sued for that.
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A lot of people got into gambling because they were being lured by the unrealistic wins from streamers or content creators. Remember that these people would do anything to promote their page or make money even if they have to showcase demo accounts or make fake bets to deceive gullible people. Most streamers use this as a marketing strategy to get people's attention. Gambling isn't something that you can be winning constantly so whatever system you think they are telling you to adopt is actually false, just do your best to avoid such.

There is a new trend on most social  media  concerning gambling ads. In this trend, the ads contains an edited video  which seem real. In this ads, the video of a reputable celebrity or an influencer is used to deceive the audience that they just launched a charity profitable casino. I do run into ads of this nature on Facebook.  Though for starters, there is a likelihood that they might fall for this scam, because of how real it might seem but the truth is that, those celebrities which was used never made any announcements concerning such projects. The fact that they are tarnishing the reputation of another person and at thesame time, using fake opportunities to draw more persons into using their service is bad, and they should  be sued for that.
This situation occurs when AI can be used for anything including turning a photo into a video and equating a voice with an influencer or certain people.
For some tech-savvy people, this won't be a problem because they clearly know that adverts or video snippets like this are just cheap tricks being done but it can still fool a lot of people who always believe in something even though I would probably call them quite naive people.

It is undeniable that in social media now there are many things like this and indeed in my country there are also many sites that use some influencers or celebrities with considerable popularity to hijack that gambling or sites that they have are really worth playing even though we know that when the promotional media is deceptive it is clear what the site will be like.
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A lot of people got into gambling because they were being lured by the unrealistic wins from streamers or content creators. Remember that these people would do anything to promote their page or make money even if they have to showcase demo accounts or make fake bets to deceive gullible people. Most streamers use this as a marketing strategy to get people's attention. Gambling isn't something that you can be winning constantly so whatever system you think they are telling you to adopt is actually false, just do your best to avoid such.

There is a new trend on most social  media  concerning gambling ads. In this trend, the ads contains an edited video  which seem real. In this ads, the video of a reputable celebrity or an influencer is used to deceive the audience that they just launched a charity profitable casino. I do run into ads of this nature on Facebook.  Though for starters, there is a likelihood that they might fall for this scam, because of how real it might seem but the truth is that, those celebrities which was used never made any announcements concerning such projects. The fact that they are tarnishing the reputation of another person and at thesame time, using fake opportunities to draw more persons into using their service is bad, and they should  be sued for that.
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So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?
Anyone who watches those streamers and think what is going on are real then that person just learned about it. These streamers are so shady that there are some tough comments from their viewers that they don't respond to at all.

It is only are few you can spot them out theost of their viewers are hypnotized to think that the wins are real and that the streamer is making a lot of money and that they can do it too.

On the other hand there are genuine streamers but we rarely get to see their streams because they are small and unsponsored, their audience are not as big as their other streamers, and they not always hit the unusual wins.
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I also agree with you. Casinos would not create specific accounts with privileges to be able to change the results of a game and give such accounts to streamers. What happens is that streamers have a lot of money and time to play for many hours, so they will be able to win with high multipliers.

That is a very brave statement to say the least. As I said before here in the thread, what keeps a casino from tweaking the account's winning probabilities without letting the streamer know? Just think about how authentic the stream will become when the streamers doesn't know about it because they really believe they've cracked the golden formula and the casino is a highly profitable to go to for gamblers. Honestly I think the incentives to do that are so strong.

Yes they have a lot of time and money to play with, but when they go live there is no way to influence the outcome for them. And if it was a losing game because the house edge applies, then the longer they play the less they should win. It is usually those who have a couple of once in a lifetime moments who make it out with more money than they went it. I am talking about big money here.

But what OP said is there all of these streams taken together have an usual high success rate. I haven't watched any of those streams or highlights in quite some time, but I remember it felt skewed. Why would there be hardly any, if any streamer without profits? All of them are grinding with sooooo much success that I believe it can't be true statistically. It can be true for a few streamers, but for essentially all of them?
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Their target is beginners, with streamers like that, of course, it will bring in many new people to play and really want to double their money instantly, if you often play casino, you won't be interested in watching it and tend to ignore it
Precisely.

These kind of marketing will really be trying out to hook those newbies or beginners who do really believe that gambling could easily make them rich and thats why
on the moment that they've seen that someone do make out some big wins on just simply pressing that roll button then this is the time that they would really be
imagining things that you could do it also. This is where first timers do really fall into the trap just because they do really believe that it could really be that
something too easy to obtain or make it happen. Self realizations will happen on the moment that they will really be able to experience the harsh reality.
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Their target is beginners, with streamers like that, of course, it will bring in many new people to play and really want to double their money instantly, if you often play casino, you won't be interested in watching it and tend to ignore it
legendary
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Streamers attract viewers by giving away money... some of them also have interesting content. As for the various videos about big wins and I guess it's a normal thing, everyone when they win something prefers to share it with others... but that's just one side of gambling, no one brags about their losses, and hardly anyone shares bonus fails, of which there are many more than gains.

It was never clear to me how some streamers have so many faithful viewers, it's OK to watch a little, but following someone playing slots for a long time is out of my mind. Maybe I am too old... or maybe I'm just aware that most of them are fakes who are paid to promote a particular casino. In any case, it's OK to try slots, but we shouldn't expect much from them... everyone learns that sooner or later.
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Nowadays it's very easy to fake videos and even streams. How do you guys know if he's playing on live version or maybe has the site hosted on some virtual server, or completely offline? The streamer can also play on special accounts, like testers do, where they can adjust everything before each game.

If the deal is to promote a certain business, I'd expect they're doing all that the technology allows them to for the stream to look good and attract potential customers.

There's a chance they're playing the normal version, but don't stream it live, just make videos of their session. Let's say they play for 3 hours, but you only see 30 min where they grt a winning streak. The rest gets cut.
If you are someone who do really that easily believes on what you do saw with your own eyes then you would really be that someone who would really be ending up on easily get fooled
whenever on what you do saw on online and wont mind on where the source of the video or stream on which it is really that indeed easy to edit.If you are someone whose really that
not caring that much on how things works or happening around then you wont really be able to notice and you will be ending up on believing into something which is really that not true.
In todays accessibility and technological advancement on which everything could really be edited out, but there would really be that actually those instances that there might be some tweaking with
those winning chance or odds via codes or program on which you could be able to tell that it is really that impossible for someone to be able to win up that way.
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A lot of people got into gambling because they were being lured by the unrealistic wins from streamers or content creators. Remember that these people would do anything to promote their page or make money even if they have to showcase demo accounts or make fake bets to deceive gullible people. Most streamers use this as a marketing strategy to get people's attention. Gambling isn't something that you can be winning constantly so whatever system you think they are telling you to adopt is actually false, just do your best to avoid such.
legendary
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Nowadays it's very easy to fake videos and even streams. How do you guys know if he's playing on live version or maybe has the site hosted on some virtual server, or completely offline? The streamer can also play on special accounts, like testers do, where they can adjust everything before each game.

If the deal is to promote a certain business, I'd expect they're doing all that the technology allows them to for the stream to look good and attract potential customers.

There's a chance they're playing the normal version, but don't stream it live, just make videos of their session. Let's say they play for 3 hours, but you only see 30 min where they grt a winning streak. The rest gets cut.
legendary
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One of the most authorized methods for making gambling advertisements is to have a stream, but it is done quite unethically. Gambling providers can cheat or have them cheat, the winning rates are high, so those who want to gamble and see this are usually deceived by these winning rates.

The money given to streamers is often demo money. I also witness that I have a lot of friends who watch those stream and get hungry, we have had this discussion about them before.
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That is unbelievable if someone can get 3 jackpots of over 100X. But that can happen if that person has a big luck. But we know that playing slot can make us bankrupt if we are not be careful spends the money. We can see many people are losing their money in a short time but that doesn't stop them from playing slot game in the other days.

I don't believe if those streamers can win jackpot 3x but that can happen to them. Maybe that is normal for them who can win much money but for us, that will needs a big luck. But we should be wise when watching the streamers because we don't know for sure about that. We can skip that video to avoids getting tempts by them.
What kind of luck is considered the big luck? Winning 3 jackpot in the same casino? I would fear for my life if such thing happened to me, because it is too unrealistic, normally jackpot comes once, and that once is even once in a lifetime, if its more then it is possible that there is a glitch in the system, I bet that the casino won't believe you either, they will start finding faults everywhere.

I believe that the streamer won 3 jackpot knowingly tbat it is not the real deal, but the poor viewers will believe the whole crafted scene, tell me is there any other way for casinos to sell the hope shovel to people around the world than this? I don't think so, they want people to believe that it is not hard to hit a jackpot, all they have to do is make believes.

Streamers do have a lot of money to play with, even if they lose everything they will be fine, but I've never watched a streamer telling his audience to risk only what they can afford to lose or somekind of warning, they make the whole thing looks promising and exciting.
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I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?
I do see that streaming must be just another methodology incorporated by casinos for marketing stunts, nothing more or less. That streamer must be an insider who doesn't play with their own money but simply that casino's. So, winning or losing is just in the paper level and nothing changes in real time. In some casinos, the total playing environment is different algorithm based so that the stream may attract more gamblers to get in with huge bankroll. Overall, I am not connecting these streaming stuts with the credibility of a casino in any means. Because, I know that all casinos are here for profit making and I must play only for fun and not for my profits.

I can not use streamers to conclude that a gambling site is not reputable.
Yeah, we know why casinos are doing that and we can observe how and why a streamer is able to take big risks without hesitations. It must be a kind of advertisement and every casinos will advertise like they are the best in all means. Hence, streaming got nothing to do with the reputation of a casino in my opinion as well.
legendary
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Just calm down on these news and advertisement about gambling, that's only for show you can't expect it will happen in reality. Same thing with other gambling sites and online games; they're going to create more attractive videos just to encourage players and gamers to participate. It's so sad to hear, many people have been dragged towards massive gambling for an expectation to win due to sev inspiring streams and social media videos. Gambling administration paid millions of dollars for popular streamers in order to gain numbers of users.

Yes, the main goal of the streamers to make the shows that look very tempting is none other than to attract more people to join the site, as we see that the victory obtained by the streamers looks very tempting and of course that is what makes people motivated to enter and register, this is where your rational mindset and common sense will be tested, because if you are not able to use your mind properly then it will be very easy for you to be tempted and fall into it. This means that most people who are trapped in the cycle of addiction are those who from the start were unable to use their common sense properly, they do not realize that there are no significant results with just a little effort, the point is to maintain your awareness and rational mindset, because that way you will not be easily tempted by everything that seems too easy to get
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