Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic - page 5. (Read 1939 times)
When we deal with videos we can't take it as a relevent and representative sample of what a random customer can achieve. They are sponsored by casinos, so they won't upload the videos where they are losing money, in addition they don't play with their own money so they've an unlimited bankroll letting them to play until they get a crazy winning streak, so they just show their better streaks on Youtube actually. In addition, videos are often edited.
Streamers can promote anything to run their ads, this is their source of income. It's not a surprise that gambling streamers make use of demo accounts as a way of luring the viewers or getting Their attention. People need to realize that what they advertise are fake, it's totally impossible to achieve those wins in casino gambling on a regular basis, they make it seem so easy and people are falling for it everyday. Ask yourself if winning was so easy why would bet companies bother to start up these businesses, what they take from people on a daily basis is more than what people are winning by far.
Saying it's totally impossible to achieve those winnings sounds so harsh to me, as there are winnings that can still be achieved in a casino, but they can't just happen in every game they place, which is where the doubt comes in because it will be very stupid to believe that all those winnings are true; some are, but most of them are likely to be manipulated. 
Gambling should really be just that for fun and not something that should really be considered out to be main source of income or profits. It will really be just that depending
on how people will really realizing things.
on how people will really realizing things.
That is the way it should be, but most people who enter a casino, especially those who are novices, are looking to get rich at once just by playing once, of course this is fueled by advertising, movies, things like that, that is why addictions occur, in the case of some who do not show this behavior, a player or a person before playing should have a high financial education so as not to spend so much money, otherwise the money that they put into the casino will not affect their life, I think that is the main thing and take the game as fun, never as an income or job.
Yes and that's why we see them playing as if they don't feel any burden or tension in themselves even though they bet with a very large amount, and I think from there we can already know a little that actually the gambling activities they do are not real in the sense of gambling not with real money as you might think. Streamers play with demo accounts where the balance in them is only in the form of numbers and not real money that can be withdrawn.
On the other hand, logically if it is a real account and if they can really generate a lot of wins then why do most of them always do the same thing as doing shows? I think from here alone of course this raises suspicions that make it look even more unrealistic.
Most of them use demo account that's why we don't see those streamers doubt of feel something bad happen when they lose their huge bets placed. And its pretty much obvious on schemes they do that's why I don't usually watch those kind of streamers especially if I see that there's huge balance on their account and they play common games which have demo account feature since we provably cannot get any entertaining factor with those people.
For sure if they use real money for sure that they would never place any random huge bets and they would be more careful placing it. For streamers its all about show and to hype people to try the casino they are promoting so we must be careful with them.
Often I also find shows like that when I'm playing social media and of course we are the same friend in the sense that I'm not too interested in seeing it, although for some people it really looks tempting but for me it's very boring, I don't condemn gambling but I'm quite annoyed when I see people who try to trap the audience with something that looks tempting at first.
I once thought that the streamers who got big wins were indeed something that had been previously planned between the streamer and the casino in the sense that there was cooperation with each other, with perhaps what could attract many people is when the balance owned by this streamer is about to run out but a miracle happens with the streamer who can get a big win, this can certainly attract many people who watch it, especially those who are blinded by winning in gambling will definitely visit the casino and will try their gambling to get the victory as shown in a video or obtained by the streamer.
Actually we must be able to see that winning in gambling can be said to be based on our luck alone, so no matter how hard we try but if it is not the time when luck is on our side then there will be no victory that can happen, and vice versa, for example, if we play carelessly but there is luck on our side then victory can happen.
You're a great point! These divine powers only seemed to appear when the streamer's balance was nearly complete. It makes it feel like the entire setup is being staged. For viewers who are drawn to the excitement of gambling jokes. Seeing a "surprise" win can have a big impact. It's almost as if the river was created to keep that hope alive. To encourage people to follow something like that.
But in the end, as you said Gambling is really fun. Victory is random. And no strategy is a guarantee. These rivers may seem fun and exciting. But it's important to remember that these rivers aren't really pretty. Gambling with this mindset helps us avoid unrealistic expectations. And it reminds us that winning or losing is largely out of our control. A better approach is to view gambling as fun. It is not a guaranteed path to greater victory.
Gambling should really be just that for fun and not something that should really be considered out to be main source of income or profits. It will really be just that depending
on how people will really realizing things.
on how people will really realizing things.
That is the way it should be, but most people who enter a casino, especially those who are novices, are looking to get rich at once just by playing once, of course this is fueled by advertising, movies, things like that, that is why addictions occur, in the case of some who do not show this behavior, a player or a person before playing should have a high financial education so as not to spend so much money, otherwise the money that they put into the casino will not affect their life, I think that is the main thing and take the game as fun, never as an income or job.
Streamers are actually not what they claim to be, the last time I had a chat with one on Instagram, he was straight up and plain with his answers on being a promoter than a streamer. They have easy connections with casinos and also reach out to agreements to boost the rate of customers.
Nothing is more challenging than the wins those influencers share on their screen. Few days ago, I met a woman that turned a gambler because her inlaw almost won $10k that's how crazily influential those wins could be to the brain. And casinos are using it for a greater advantage with the assistance of streamers.
As a viewer, I'd more entertained to see the streamers are losing their money instead of winning, because it's more real and the streamer will react like crazy, which make people getting entertained to watch them.Nothing is more challenging than the wins those influencers share on their screen. Few days ago, I met a woman that turned a gambler because her inlaw almost won $10k that's how crazily influential those wins could be to the brain. And casinos are using it for a greater advantage with the assistance of streamers.
But, when we see the streamers are make money easily and didn't lose, many people will jealous or will try to gamble in the same casino to prove it.
Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
That's right, the more defeats you have, the wilder ,are to avenge those defeats with a win. After calculating, if you win, it won't be equal to the deposit you've made. Streaming on YouTube shouldn't be 100% trusted, especially if they get a jackpot too easily. That's impossible if it's not set by the casino. 
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I'd say it depends? Personally, It sticks to my mind like a persistent fly for the first few hours. Give me something to do/read/play, it's gone immediately the next lol. I'd just say people who are often persuaded by jealousy like this really need something else to occupy their time like anything. A hobby of sorts. And to add, the only advantages that streamer exposure has had is honestly just for the casinos. Viewer side? The majority of the people in the world probably don't give a damn about it.
Hahaha...the short reply is for you not to trust anything you see online, NOTHING!
Anything can be generated regarding streaming, we are in the computer age. You might see a player doing his thing but he is just holding a piece of hardware that controls nothing, while the main thing is the software, and it's solely simulating what they want it to simulate. So your friends' experience is never out of common and if they visit it many times, they might have the same or similar experience.
At some point I wouldn't be surprised if casinos suddenly started using AI for more effective (fake) advertising. Like heck, they'd probably forego streamers if AI was able to do the job better (and most likely cheaper as well). Anything can be generated regarding streaming, we are in the computer age. You might see a player doing his thing but he is just holding a piece of hardware that controls nothing, while the main thing is the software, and it's solely simulating what they want it to simulate. So your friends' experience is never out of common and if they visit it many times, they might have the same or similar experience.
On the other hand, logically if it is a real account and if they can really generate a lot of wins then why do most of them always do the same thing as doing shows? I think from here alone of course this raises suspicions that make it look even more unrealistic.
Streamers are actually not what they claim to be, the last time I had a chat with one on Instagram, he was straight up and plain with his answers on being a promoter than a streamer. They have easy connections with casinos and also reach out to agreements to boost the rate of customers.
Nothing is more challenging than the wins those influencers share on their screen. Few days ago, I met a woman that turned a gambler because her inlaw almost won $10k that's how crazily influential those wins could be to the brain. And casinos are using it for a greater advantage with the assistance of streamers.
We can't ignore the fact that, without influencers and streamers, many people would still be unaware of gambling. Sure, there’s some advantage to this exposure, but it’s not a good one, especially for young people who are introduced too early and older folks who become addicted.
On the other hand, logically if it is a real account and if they can really generate a lot of wins then why do most of them always do the same thing as doing shows? I think from here alone of course this raises suspicions that make it look even more unrealistic.
Streamers are actually not what they claim to be, the last time I had a chat with one on Instagram, he was straight up and plain with his answers on being a promoter than a streamer. They have easy connections with casinos and also reach out to agreements to boost the rate of customers.
Nothing is more challenging than the wins those influencers share on their screen. Few days ago, I met a woman that turned a gambler because her inlaw almost won $10k that's how crazily influential those wins could be to the brain. And casinos are using it for a greater advantage with the assistance of streamers.
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.
Only those with experience understand video streaming, show what they are playing and show the audience jokes and nonsense, some of them also show streaming demos and some are from online casinos whose winnings have been set in such a way, so that the audience is interested in playing, the streaming trick has been developed for a long time and it really doesn't make you like them.So gamble based on your own instincts and your own beliefs, other people's gambling experiences cannot be used as a basic guide for us and cannot be used as a benchmark for doing what they do, remember that gambling is based on luck and good fortune, you don't necessarily have the same luck as those on video streaming, you really can't do all that.
As the title says, literally speaking, I believe that what the streamers are doing that promotes online gambling on their platforms, either YouTube, Facebook, or other apps, is really unrealistic.
There are many well-known streamers of online gambling today who are all lying;
there are even those who only use demo accounts, but he denies that it is not a demo account. So what is in the title made by OP is true.
There are many well-known streamers of online gambling today who are all lying;
there are even those who only use demo accounts, but he denies that it is not a demo account. So what is in the title made by OP is true.
Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
Yes and that's why we see them playing as if they don't feel any burden or tension in themselves even though they bet with a very large amount, and I think from there we can already know a little that actually the gambling activities they do are not real in the sense of gambling not with real money as you might think. Streamers play with demo accounts where the balance in them is only in the form of numbers and not real money that can be withdrawn.On the other hand, logically if it is a real account and if they can really generate a lot of wins then why do most of them always do the same thing as doing shows? I think from here alone of course this raises suspicions that make it look even more unrealistic.
Most of them use demo account that's why we don't see those streamers doubt of feel something bad happen when they lose their huge bets placed. And its pretty much obvious on schemes they do that's why I don't usually watch those kind of streamers especially if I see that there's huge balance on their account and they play common games which have demo account feature since we provably cannot get any entertaining factor with those people.
For sure if they use real money for sure that they would never place any random huge bets and they would be more careful placing it. For streamers its all about show and to hype people to try the casino they are promoting so we must be careful with them.
Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
Yes and that's why we see them playing as if they don't feel any burden or tension in themselves even though they bet with a very large amount, and I think from there we can already know a little that actually the gambling activities they do are not real in the sense of gambling not with real money as you might think. Streamers play with demo accounts where the balance in them is only in the form of numbers and not real money that can be withdrawn.On the other hand, logically if it is a real account and if they can really generate a lot of wins then why do most of them always do the same thing as doing shows? I think from here alone of course this raises suspicions that make it look even more unrealistic.
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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?
Hahaha...the short reply is for you not to trust anything you see online, NOTHING!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?
Anything can be generated regarding streaming, we are in the computer age. You might see a player doing his thing but he is just holding a piece of hardware that controls nothing, while the main thing is the software, and it's solely simulating what they want it to simulate. So your friends' experience is never out of common and if they visit it many times, they might have the same or similar experience.
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Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
That makes them playing gambling without any risks because if they lose the money, the casino can gives them more money. Their job is only gives an interesting video that can attracts more customers to play gambling on that casino. By having free money from the casino, we can be free to use high bet to playing gambling and we don't have to thinks about the losing money. But we must be aware because we can get addicted to gambling anytime especially if we can not control ourselves from gambling. That doesn't good if you get free money from casino but you are suffer with your gambling addiction so you must take care of yourself while playing gambling. Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
I once thought that the streamers who got big wins were indeed something that had been previously planned between the streamer and the casino in the sense that there was cooperation with each other, with perhaps what could attract many people is when the balance owned by this streamer is about to run out but a miracle happens with the streamer who can get a big win, this can certainly attract many people who watch it, especially those who are blinded by winning in gambling will definitely visit the casino and will try their gambling to get the victory as shown in a video or obtained by the streamer.Actually we must be able to see that winning in gambling can be said to be based on our luck alone, so no matter how hard we try but if it is not the time when luck is on our side then there will be no victory that can happen, and vice versa, for example, if we play carelessly but there is luck on our side then victory can happen.
Of course they are unrealistic. The gamblers/streamers aren't actually risking anything, so they aren't worried about losing anything. They get funds from the casino to play and then in the end, most likely they return the funds to the casino. They get paid one time for each stream. If you don't risk anything and you have free money to play with, you would be taking those crazy risks like those streamers too. I am sure you have tried playing those slots with free play and playmoney. You make crazy bets when playing those, don't you?
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.
This also happen to me hahahah I always see people hit jackpot especially in their streaming service things like this is common here in Indonesia Facebook Group the streamer use a facemask and bet like couple hundred of dollar and they always show their winning jacpot.
But seriously tho platforms like kick.com is owned by stake.com i believe that some of their streamer is paid by doing that and maybe the winner seems scripted. Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic the answer is yes haha
Since we all know winning is hardly happening when we play it for real, this only shows that everything happening in the screen is a big manipulation of the owner of the platform. Otherwise, if they will show us the reality about gambling, no one will be interested to bet then.
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