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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?

No, it's not normal for the streamers to win so often on slots while streaming. But, to be honest, I don't care.
Do I trust the casinos, that have such sneaky marketing practices? I really can't say that I have total trust in any online casino whatsoever, but this doesn't stop me from gambling on those casinos. I just don't bet absurd amounts of money and I try to gamble as moderately as possible.
I would never waste my time watching a streamer play slots games. What's interesting in watching streamers play slots games? This is totally boring BS, if you ask me. If you want to play slots games, you could play them for free. Just download a slots game app on Google Play and play the slots game for free. What's the point of watching a streamer play a boring game(that is probably rigged) and achieve fake and unrealistic results?
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these are literally shows and nothing related a true gambling session. we have highlighted many times about the shady practice some of these gambling house have realized.
it must be clear if a player is in a demo way or not. it must clear the origin of the funds (even if these are fake funds).
even if the final effect is very strong and anyone feel tempted to play... always remember that you have just seen a promotional video and no more.
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You mentioned that the casinos are sponsoring the streamers. That is enough to know that something may not be good about it. I do not believe in the streaming casino games. You will see the streamers having huge amount of money on their balance and also getting paid by the casino. But, actually, I do not know if the steamers and the casinos they are sponsoring are manipulating but I know they are not worth watching for me. Maybe a newbie can watch them.

The one that I have watched before was sponsored by Rollbit. We all know that it is a legit gambling site just like Stake.com. I can not use streamers to conclude that a gambling site is not reputable.
I don't worry myself about streamers hitting the jackpot a multiple times because I know that winning in gambling is by luck. So it doesn't matter to me how much they win, what matters is that in reality you can only win so much like them if it's your lucky day. I also don't bother whether their slot games are manipulated so that we'll be seeing more wins because there's no proof of that. I'm not into watching streamers but people who do should do so to entertain themselves, not really to be convinced that you can be lucky like them.

As you've noted, we shouldn't use whatever perception that we have about streamers to conclude that the gambling sites is not reputable.
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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?
Quite tricky.

Casino doing that in order to get many stupid people to gamble in their casino and thinking they will able to make money as easy as the streamer. But, this can be a drawback for someone who understand you can't make money as simple as that, moreover we should take in our mind if gambling isn't for making money.

I'd say, I put my trust on a casino that has no active complain and active to handle accusation from the gamblers.
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During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

3 jackpots like that are so unlikely that there is a catch.

I don't believe into fair streamers and think that most of them are payed shills who may (firstly) play with the casinos money and (secondly) twist their streams so that they become biased to some extend.

In this case I think that if it is not a scam it borders on it. Showing three 100x jackpots in 20 minutes in a stream gives a completely wrong idea of what will happen to the viewer if he/she decides to play a slot game because he/she has seen the stream.
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I don't believe into fair streamers and think that most of them are payed shills who may (firstly) play with the casinos money and (secondly) twist their streams so that they become biased to some extend. But sometimes it is funny to watch their provocative actions and compare it with those one traditionally associated with real players in the land based casinos.
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Video streaming of slot games is very tempting that's why casinos are actively promoting in that way but there are also those where they are not sponsored by the casino and it is purely to attract many referrals but usually this is through social media.

I don't trust them more or no longer trust them after seeing such unreasonable things and usually it's from accounts that use fun mode and they target new gamblers who don't understand that there is a fun mode in slot games where the money is unlimited so that the streamer can continue to play until reaching a high multiplier.
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First is that I never believe anything from streamers broadcasts because basically if think logically then it is impossible to get more big win and usually it is also quite often obtained in one session of their streamers broadcasts.
But some people do think that there are certain things that are deliberately programmed or manipulated against the game or gambling site account used by streamer, but it is indeed difficult to really prove the existence of all things like this.
And for me personally, I honestly don't really care whether the casino can be trusted or not when they host streaming event because I only think they host all this because of promotion.
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So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

That's part of the plan to convince more members and players, wherein they' preferred to have a collaboration with popular streamers, blogger and etc to promote their project  and of course on the video it's fake and only a demo mode that's why they all have alot of streaks and high profits in their video.  Imagine they promote it and on their video they lost a lot of money , of course no one will jump into it..lol
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A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

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?

Here in our country, the streamers and influencers who promote gambling are very rampant, which is not a good thing happening here, honestly speaking. And most of the streamers I've seen that do live casino games are obviously demo accounts.

There are many streamers in our country who are extremely liars and deceive viewers. They deceive the viewers with their actions; they don't care if the lives of their other followers are ruined as long as theirs is paid for by the advertisers.
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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?
I wouldn't conclude or generalise a situation without doing an in-depth investigation. We all know that it is rare but not impossible to get several jackpots within a short period. I have had such luck a few times. But it becomes suspicious when streamers claim to have constant big wins at every single streaming section.

In my gambling journey, streamers have not been helpful. Some of them I have followed were not sincere but I am not disputing the fact that others are genuine. However, I prefer to get information from gambling platforms than going to an external body. Casinos want to have loyal customers, so they might be in a good position to assist gamblers. Conclusively, it is possible that some deceitful casinos can connive with streamers to promote their platform, but I have not discovered any.     
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I saw an interview with several casino streamers. They said that the casino sponsored them. And these subsidies were of two types: firstly, it was a reward for work, and secondly, these were conditional numbers on the account that the casino organizers drew for the streamers. In other words, these are fake numbers. At the same time, I know other streamers who played with their own money. But the percentage of losses there was much higher. The second streamer said that he pays for the game with his own money because many viewers of streams are perceptive and it is immediately obvious if a person does not play with their own money. You simply cannot give so much emotion when you play with someone else's money.
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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?

That is why a gambler has to be determined with strong emotional balance so that they don't over step in their financial balance. Always know and determine how many percentage of your bankroll you want to gamble with.

You won't be shocked with the casinos trying to market themselves, it is business enterprise and they will try to make you believe that is just how easy it is to make profit with it. In showbiz, you can be shown anything just as you want to see it but most times it is imagination and not realistic. Streamers are in the business with casinos to pull customer base, it is a competition, and to win fan base the more popular you are . Streamers shouldn't change the mind of a gambler on where you want to gamble and how much you want to stake also.
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Oh it can be. That doesn't stop it from being enjoyable for most people though. Trust, assumptions and whatnot are things you think about AFTER you watch. Like let's be real here, more often than not it's a LOT better to watch someone win than someone lose. The exception is when the streamer is goofy enough to add some punishments when he loses, but casino streamers don't do that no.

And yes it's not normal. And even if it was, the money used wasn't exactly from the streamer, it was 100% from the casino. And no it doesn't really affect my judgement on casinos. I play on where I want to play anyway.

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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?

Many of these streamers don't even use a real game account. I believe that most sponsored streams involve a test account in an environment that looks like the same one used by players in real matches, but which is purposely manipulated to increase the streamers' chances of winning and thus encourage other people to play too, believing that it is easy to make money.

I don't doubt that it is possible to get one or more consecutive jackpots in a short time of playing. Sometimes we find lucky players, but the amount of luck we see in these streams is something that is really far from the real scenario of players.
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Often I find streamers who do online gambling live and indeed there are wins that they get, even I have found a streamer who has very little capital but he can get such a big win, I was made doubtful by something like this, and thought that the streamer was indeed working with a casino whose goal was to promote the casino by showing how easy it is to win, besides that visitors can register via the link that has been provided.
I'm not so sure about how easy it is to win, but that is the real look of gambling because I myself have a different view from the real and demo-based gambling look and what they play is gambling with a real look, but even so I still doubt that winning is easy to get so I think it's because they work with the casino so they can win so easily that it can even be ascertained that winning has become a definite thing when in fact the opposite is true.
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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?
To see so many winnings achieved by the same streamers in way they are making consistent profit on long run isn't genuine. Or they are omitting the losses from the audience, or they are playing with fake money given by the casino. Personally, to sponsor such streamers this way isn't something I like to see casinos doing. There must be more transparent and fairer means to promote a casino service online, without luring the audience into believing a situation which doesn't happen in practice.

The point is that we are surrounded by misleading propagandas regard casinos, be it through streamers or through TV ads. Those who don't do their own research tend to be heavily manipulated by celebrities, and as consequence will end losing money trying to repeat strategical patterns which don't even exist.
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I wouldn't rely on sponsored streams alone to gauge a casino's reputation, you're judging too quickly if you're relying on someone's stream. It's always better to research the sites yourself or at least spend a few minutes looking up the background of these casinos.

From the streamers I used to watch, the only unrealistic part is their bankroll, which I don't mind knowing they're mostly sponsored by the casino they're using on stream.

With the limitless bankroll of these streamers, i'd say winning with big multipliers or jackpots is normal because they could've had one of the worst sessions the other day, and now they're due to win some of it back.

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It is about the promotions that the casinos they are affiliated with shows on how good it is to gamble inside their website. If there are gambling streamers that are legitimate and they're winning jackpots, I think only some of them are for real because the majority of them have that account likely a demo or modified ones that's set for them to win jackpots. It's the same as advertising techniques from most of the products that we see on TV ads and then after buying them, they're not as good as advertised.

Entertainment is what these streamers are up for. It's entertaining to watch someone won big money in the stream that they do and then how they are reacting with it. I do not believe those streamers that are known to always sponsored by the casinos. But that doesn't mean that all of them are because there are still a few remaining of them that are genuine with their streams and always discloses that they're sponsored or not.
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I watch a few streamers, made a thread about them last week. They don't always win, not even close. Yes they are given sponsored money to play with, but there are conditions they must meet before being able to cashout. Each streamers deal is different. Some might have to wager x times before being able to cashout, some have a deal where they get money to stream on and are paid per hour nothing to do with the balance they're given to stream with, some are given a balance to stream with and can do whatever they want as long as they stream so long per stream. The point is, every deal is different.

Normal streamers, not your big guys like rosh, train, xposed, adin ross, systemz, or any other mega streamer, do not always win. People just think they do because they have a balance and get a big win now n then. They're putting tons of money through a slot normally, so it's going to hit eventually.
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