Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic - page 6. (Read 3009 times)

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.

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.

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.

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.

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 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?

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.

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.

I think that the earliest age to start gamble is 21. Youngsters are hot-blooded ^{in general} to make the considerable judgment in the course of their gambling particularly  when the question is the money they lost.  They don't have more than often their own sources to get money thus they either are  disingenuous with their parents or ^{what are even worse} commit an offence to get money.

You're right, it's a phenomenon that always happens, I've also recommended the forum to my friends, some have entered and told me that the information is very interesting , others enter and it's like you say, they feel like reading and if they read they read it wrong, they don't give it Importance, they don't retain information, but tik tok there yes , Youtube, Instagram , they do give it importance and even if they steal it they are happy , I don't know how they do it.

The forum culture has been lost a lot today , but when they realize that the Information on social networks is mostly fake, when they mature, then they look at the forums.

streamers usually work with the casino where they play to promote the casino to their viewers, so you don't need to be surprised to see how these streamers can win a lot in a short time, it's not about him having high luck or having a certain strategy that can make him win, but it's because the casino designed him to win a lot to attract viewers to use the casino. and because of that, viewers don't need to take these streamers too seriously, let alone be motivated to keep playing until they get the jackpot, just make it entertainment and gamble according to the limits.

Gambling related streaming is usually presented in such a way that everyone watching the streaming thinks that it is very easy to make money from it. Streaming always shows that streamers are winning a lot of money gambling very easily, and there is no loss, making every viewer greedy to get rich quick.

But this is a trap, this kind of streaming is basically a trick to attract new viewers. When a new gambler goes to a casino to gamble, he wins the first few games and becomes more addicted to gambling, and continues to gamble more and more. And slowly they will go to disaster.

So every gambler should have a proper understanding of the real risk and loss rate associated with gambling. And never lead to gambling by watching streaming.

If these streamers would really be transparent then they would really be trying out to show it the live time on the moment that they do play or simply having that kind of transparency on which proving out that it was real
but we should really be that careful because there would be those influencers who are really that being decieving gamblers specially newbies into the games that they are really thats showing into the public on which there would really be those chances or moment that they might really be that using a demo account or really that a recorded one or simply being that funded on which this is really that pretty obvious for most streamers out there. When you are really that trying out to copy these streamers then you are just basically putting up yourself into danger on where you will be spending up like a madman because you will really be that be thinking that on the moment that you do play then this is where you will be finding out that those are almost fake ones.  

Finding out to be unrealistic then this do really shows that you are really that seeing the real essence on how these streams do really look like fake and really just that trying out to hook out
as many gambling greedy noobs that as much as they could. This isnt really that new anymore and if you are somewhat having that emotional instability then you will be most likely
ending up on having that kind of impulsive approach into things.

Because basically both parties have made an agreement to run a promotion so that we who watch must be able to realize that victory after victory that is obtained will have interference from insiders because that is the scheme called promotion. What is clear is that we as an audience must be wise in responding to every streamer they do that to do their job.

I would say the age to be 25 minimum for gambling as at 21 I don't think anyone is mature enough to make such decisions and to judge the consequences of their actions if things go wrong as in gambling let's say the truth most of the time things do go terribly wrong here. So making the minimum age to 25 can somewhat remove such hot headed reactions and also at such age it is supposed people are in a full time job and have somewhat a bit of money to gamble without using money they cannot afford to lose.

streamers usually work with the casino where they play to promote the casino to their viewers, so you don't need to be surprised to see how these streamers can win a lot in a short time, it's not about him having high luck or having a certain strategy that can make him win, but it's because the casino designed him to win a lot to attract viewers to use the casino. and because of that, viewers don't need to take these streamers too seriously, let alone be motivated to keep playing until they get the jackpot, just make it entertainment and gamble according to the limits.

streamers usually work with the casino where they play to promote the casino to their viewers, so you don't need to be surprised to see how these streamers can win a lot in a short time, it's not about him having high luck or having a certain strategy that can make him win, but it's because the casino designed him to win a lot to attract viewers to use the casino. and because of that, viewers don't need to take these streamers too seriously, let alone be motivated to keep playing until they get the jackpot, just make it entertainment and gamble according to the limits.

Because basically both parties have made an agreement to run a promotion so that we who watch must be able to realize that victory after victory that is obtained will have interference from insiders because that is the scheme called promotion. What is clear is that we as an audience must be wise in responding to every streamer they do that to do their job.

I would say the age to be 25 minimum for gambling as at 21 I don't think anyone is mature enough to make such decisions and to judge the consequences of their actions if things go wrong as in gambling let's say the truth most of the time things do go terribly wrong here. So making the minimum age to 25 can somewhat remove such hot headed reactions and also at such age it is supposed people are in a full time job and have somewhat a bit of money to gamble without using money they cannot afford to lose.

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?