Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic - page 13. (Read 4471 times)

Casino will not sponsor streamers to stream their games and if you see it at anywhere it is fake, if the casino itself do the streaming by themselves in the website and other of their social media platforms then it will be believable, and in the social media platforms they need to have the  verified accounts because scammers come from different directions to deceived people and those scammers are in all the areas of human living. One of the social media platform I am, someone dropped a streaming video and a girl deposited $30 base on the way the guys explained only for her to realize that she was scammed. We should be careful in the internet and not only in the gambling section but all other aspects of the internet

I have heard from many sources that online casinos can switch a real gambling interface to a fake one in one guess. And I think that even if not all casinos, they often do this for streamers.
You are right, most viewers understand that a streamer, especially a famous one, most likely receives money from the casino for the stream. At the same time, the more he grimaces and makes a fool of himself, the more people will think "this idiot just won money equivalent to my salary, can't I earn it just as easily and effortlessly myself?" I think that sowing such doubt is the ultimate goal of unscrupulous online casinos. So that viewers allow the opportunity to go in and play, trying their luck.

However, sometimes you have to show creativity and ingenuity so that as many people as possible would believe in the deliberately false staged information that is promoted by another supposedly real stream or some other video sequence. Probably such work should be well paid, since from a primitive fake stream, most likely, a tiny percentage of those who watched it will believe in luck and in general how fabulously you can get rich practically without doing anything. This is where you need to show creativity so that everything seems truthful, although the authors, of course, are obvious that they are liars and falsifiers who have no conscience at all, never have had and never will. And there are actually a lot of such shameless creative people. Including streamers too,

If you are a streamer or influencer then the main job you do have is to promote something and this will really not be basing up on what it would be as long you are getting paid for the work/job then thats what will you do.We are having our own hustles in life or job on which just let them on what they've been trying out to do since its part of their job and as long they arent promising something or making up some guarantees to those viewers then i dont see any issues. The only time that you can be able to pile up some complaint is on the moment that a certain influencer do forces out people to play and making up some unrealistic or something that do talks about deception kind of approach into those streams that he had made but this isnt something that will really be able to happen yet these streamers do want to get paid and wont really be putting up themselves on trouble.

The important thing here as a viewer that you wont really be that trying out to do the same thing on what these streamers do, like having that huge amount of bet per roll specially on slot games or any other things on which it will really be causing up that huge loss on your part. Always think off that these influencers are funded on their bankroll and thats why they will really be betting out on having no worries into the games that they are playing. Trying out to mimic them will really be just that leading into disaster.

That is very true. All they care is about how much money that they make. The affiliates, commissions and everything they get for the streams that they promote.
The casinos that they are working with, it's always been the case of how much money they will make from it. Don't believe with everything that they show off because not all of it are true.

There is a lot of subversive advertising going on these days and it is definitely well hidden. Even the streamers might not know when they are being abused by favorable algorithms that represent to large audiences that it is possible to win at a much greater frequency than is realistic. However many of them will be in a partnership with casinos even if they do not advertise this fact up front. These sort of relationships can be very lucrative for casinos because the "personal" relationship a streamer has with their fans can create a lot stronger bonds and their followers are more likely to sign up when told about a new offer. Often their followers will jump on the latest piece of hype that their favorite streamers are doing, in an effort to feel closer to the action.

This is very correct; those streamers have only one purpose, which is to make money online. They are not different from influencers on different social media who are paid to promote a product that they don't know much about. If they scam people or not, they don't really care. What matters to them is doing the job they are being paid for and getting bonuses based on how many people were able to fall victim to using their affiliate code. They operate as if they are in a situation of either choosing their family bills to be paid or deceiving a few innocent followers.

That's right, these guys make money. Many people do this today, they think about making money and they don't care what anyone says or writes. They won't take comments to heart, they'll just read them and go count the money they've earned through affiliate programs. Also, few people take into account that if these guys have a family, it's a hundred times easier for them to lie and sometimes even deceive their audience, because everyone will choose family security over honesty with strangers.

In this whole process of getting to know the real state of affairs in gambling and the real difficulties with winning and with the strategy of the game when you apply it, there is one important question. This is the question of how much money you will lose at the very early stage of your game. And if these are relatively small amounts lost by you in these beginner games, then it is quite possible to consider all this as payment for lessons in real gambling and in general the correction of too rosy thoughts about gambling in general in your brain. Probably those players who play a lot and constantly still passed this initial stage of enlightenment of the brain with relatively small problems did not pay too much for these lessons.

All that you said is nothing but the absolute truth, I agree completely with you..

But however, the good thing still is that, any body who makes such mistakes as falling for such advertisement on gambling, which made them believe that it's so easy to make money off gambling, they can always correct themselves from their own experience, except for those who have already made of their mind to go wayward on gambling.

I corrected myself and any one too can correct him or her self, I came into gambling believing that games were so easy to win, that in less than a month of me gambling, I did be counting in millions, I envisioned the type of mansions I will build with the money I win from gambling, and also thought day and night, of the expensive cars I will be driving, the lavish and luxury life I will be living, all this is because, I saw a very close friend of mine win around $122 from a $2.5 bet, I got into gambling with the wrong mindset and after gambling for over a week and losing money with no single winning, I started to ask myself some questions if winning in gambling was really as easy as I thought it was, and this was how I started losing enthusiasm, interest in playing because gambling wasn't actually what I thought It was, which is - easy way to financial abundance.

Yea, that's it. Something happened last year In my country that a new launched and they hired a lot of successful and well popular content creators to stream their games and promote it so that people can join the game. A lot of those popular creators started streaming the game like it is very easy to win and when people (being so naive) started to follow the advice of their favorite social media influencers, they lost money a lot not until some good content creators started to expose the secret of those deceptive content about the casino.

Some of the good content creators that was also contacted by this casino but did not accept their contract started to bring to the public how the casino promised that they will give them a fake account that they will be gambling on and making only successful win to make people believe in the game but they rejected the offer and exposed those messages.

Whenever those streamers will really be having those gambling sessions then loses isnt something that could really be felt out. Why? they will really be continously rolling out without having those worry
about for their gambling capital or balance would be going down. Why? those neither are funded or demo or something like that on which its not their money to lose and thats why that confidence is really that high and they do just simply roll up as long they do have the balance since there's no risks on their part because they are really just that doing their job. They are making money and they are really that indeed doesnt care on what other people be saying as long they do make money. As a viewer then it will really be that up to you whether you do get influenced too much by them or not.
Its up to your control when it comes into this aspect.

One question, does all the video of this streamer have the same result?  If yes, then probably the game is modified to give him more chances of winning.  If not then probably he just got lucky.  When I was actively engaging in gambling, I sometimes got into a bonus round 3 to 4 times within 30 min and some of it gives more than 100x.


Dependent on the luck of the person but as I stated if all the streamer's videos are the same hitting bonus rounds and jackpot many times in just span of 20 minutes (unless he do bonus buys)  then the game is probably modified and has higher odd percentage that favors the player.

Yes and another side that is not realized by people who watch the broadcasts of streamers when they gamble and win is the initial session that previously had quite lot of losses so that when streamer gambles for longer time then at the end of the session they can get win and things like this are very rarely thought of by most people out there.
Almost all games broadcast by streamers always end in victory, we think logically then all of that will not be easily owned, if big win in row can be easily obtained by anyone then everyone will be rich from gambling.

The concept of gambling ads is always interesting as if can win if you bet, but expectations say otherwise and victory is not on side. This is one of the mistakes that will branch out from one to hundreds because of the effects of betting with great ambition. If bet without ambition, might not lose everything, but just trying your luck is a different story. As a young person, are indeed full of curiosity about this game because the current era is very hype

The gambling streams are presented in a way that it is appealing and attracts many people towards gambling. Those videos and streams are publicly available for everyone including the minors. When they see such attractive and easy money making, they will insist on making money from gambling and not focus on the real earnings for making a living.

Setting up wrong expectations will only lead to put hard earned money into gambling only to end up losing it all. This is not only that young blood are attracted to it, but everyone is influenced by flashy advertisements promising easy money. A teenager would be more encouraged to spend their pocket money on bets and streaks of initial wins will make them make wrong decisions because they don't realize that gambling is unpredictable and risk management is something they never learn.

Probably, if we compare the reliability of information on the forum and in social networks of mass use, then in any case the reliability on the forum is an order of magnitude higher than in social networks.
There are many reasons for this and by the way, one of the serious reasons is that the authority of the forum user is usually a brake so that, fearing to lose his reputation, this user would begin to write deliberately false or unverified information. And this concerns information about various nuances of the work of some casinos first of all. And of course, if a user with a good reputation on the forum begins to write false information, other users will immediately notice it. And why would a loss of reputation be necessary here? Realistically and sensibly reasoning, it is clear to anyone that none of the authoritative users need this.

Although some streamers might use a true account but anytime you see them having lots of winning which are too sweet to be real, just know it's their promotion account given to them by the casino. There's one I saw as the streamer was playing plinko and for the large number of times he played, he didn't lose but was hitting the 10x reward all the time.

Those who create stream videos indeed show us how easily we can make money from gambling. But those are realistically not easy and they make video via free balance or via editing the betting. And in this way they cheat us by making us fool by their video.

When I first got to know gambling, I was so enthusiastic about seeing how easy it was to win and that attracted me to gamble at the casino they promoted, but over time, awareness arose in me and made me think quite well that it was all just a marketing trick whose purpose was to attract more people to visit their casino, so they show a series of wins that are easy to get when in fact the opposite is true.

For people who can't control themselves, I think they will believe what the streamer says, for example when the streamer wins and he gives advice such as game patterns or strategies, even tricks, players who can't control themselves will believe it and gamble according to the directions given, but in the end, the possibility is just defeat because they also provide tricks or strategies that are not actually the key to victory.