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legendary
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If we are talking about streamers then just know that they are definitely running a demo account, so your suspicions about it been unrealistic is actually correct. First of all streamers needs attention and these views are what gives them their boosts or earnings. Running gambling on a fake account has to be the only strategy they can come up with, it's all part of a marketing strategy. This is why it's important that you don't just believe everything you see online, a lot of people have lost money due to the fact that they were influenced by fake adverts from streamers.
I think many streamers are actually playing for real but may be some are only playing using a demo account but even if they play for real, they have nothing to lose because the casino is usually the ones that provide them money. This is also more appealing to the viewers and it's a more effective way to attract players on the casino because they will think or say that "uh, so this is only how easy it is to win.

Okay let me try it my self this time" But they will only get disappointed on the result afterwards and they will now start to blame the streamers and the casinos just like the OP here. The reason why streamers always wins is because of their huge balances and then maybe their game is special (i.e. the casino rig the game for them to win easily). This is something that some of us forget or didn't know yet.

Not just online but we must also not believe easily on what we see or hear offline because there are also people that can mislead here. The most popular one would be our friends. They can say that they win big in gambling but rarely talks about their losses. Friends are the number one source of getting the influences, so we also need to choose a better one.
legendary
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It is very easy to see how these streamers are just playing with accounts that are designed for themselves - you will never get the same results as these streamers, because they are directly sponsored by the casino to attract an audience to play on their platform. So basically if you play and expect to win big like these streamers you will probably be disappointed because your chances are lower. But are these streamers wrong? I don't think so because I see it as entertainment to see how they play and win.

That's there job to promote whichever casinos they would as they might be a sponsor of this casinos. And we all have suspected that they what they played could really be a designed for them to look like they are winning big.

So in this case, the friend of the OP, might have been influence by this streamers. And we can say that they did a good job, but I will also say that I myself have been tempted to at least replicate the games that this streamers have been playing and see if I will get the same result with them.

That's correct and we should keep that in mind so that we won't expect something in return just like what they are experiencing. It's better that way so that we won't get frustrated in the end.
I have not yet been in the position where I tried to copy a streamer just because he/she said so, there's one video spreading around about a slot game and the difference between their casino application and the other popular one and he even showed how big of a profit he made through that online casino that he is promoting and yet I haven't felt the urgency to install it.
Most of these are just clickbaits and they want us to come in but will give us a hard time to get out. Just enjoy  the game in a reputable one with the chance to withdraw anytime you want rather than scammy names that are popping out in most of the ads today.
Actually that hard on trying out to copy those streamers on which basing up into the amount that they've been rolling into. You would really be that trying out to copy or mimic out the amount but we do know
that those amounts being used by those streamers on which we do know that it is really that obviously funded. There would really be those people who cant really that realistically be able to determine
if they would really be that realistically be trying out to copy or not. There would really be those individuals who could really be able to think up well and realize that you should be not that copying
those streamers because it will really be that blown up your account entirely and cant be able to recover out. So it will really be that just depending on you whether you do copy or not.

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.
hero member
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During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.

Well, if the streamer got 3 jackpots in 20 minutes, then this stream is designed for complete morons. By the way, this shows how the streamer treats his audience - he treats them like jerks. Such advertising indicates that the advertised institution is very likely fraudulent. Because if they lie in advertising, then what prevents them from playing unfair games. It hardly makes sense to continue watching such streamers.

To crazy that they easily got that huge win on short period of time and this is pretty much unrealistic. If we see something like that especially if they are hyping much the casino they are playing then maybe best to doubt on what they are doing since usually they are just been paid by the casino to do that and those wins they get is just manipulated one so they can attract people to gamble.

I don't trust streamers doing that especially those who use demo account since that indicate that they are not true to their viewers and most provably they don't have any care to people who will get deceive from actions or promotions done. Its no really sense to watch those streamers since we are just completely wasting our time watching their since for sure that we cannot get learnings since what they do is provably to mislead people and insert wrong expectations on their minds.
legendary
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It is very easy to see how these streamers are just playing with accounts that are designed for themselves - you will never get the same results as these streamers, because they are directly sponsored by the casino to attract an audience to play on their platform. So basically if you play and expect to win big like these streamers you will probably be disappointed because your chances are lower. But are these streamers wrong? I don't think so because I see it as entertainment to see how they play and win.

That's there job to promote whichever casinos they would as they might be a sponsor of this casinos. And we all have suspected that they what they played could really be a designed for them to look like they are winning big.

So in this case, the friend of the OP, might have been influence by this streamers. And we can say that they did a good job, but I will also say that I myself have been tempted to at least replicate the games that this streamers have been playing and see if I will get the same result with them.

That's correct and we should keep that in mind so that we won't expect something in return just like what they are experiencing. It's better that way so that we won't get frustrated in the end.
I have not yet been in the position where I tried to copy a streamer just because he/she said so, there's one video spreading around about a slot game and the difference between their casino application and the other popular one and he even showed how big of a profit he made through that online casino that he is promoting and yet I haven't felt the urgency to install it.
Most of these are just clickbaits and they want us to come in but will give us a hard time to get out. Just enjoy  the game in a reputable one with the chance to withdraw anytime you want rather than scammy names that are popping out in most of the ads today.
hero member
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During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.

Well, if the streamer got 3 jackpots in 20 minutes, then this stream is designed for complete morons. By the way, this shows how the streamer treats his audience - he treats them like jerks. Such advertising indicates that the advertised institution is very likely fraudulent. Because if they lie in advertising, then what prevents them from playing unfair games. It hardly makes sense to continue watching such streamers.
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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?

Firstly, almost all such broadcasts are conducted by famous gambling influencers. And if your friend came across a video with such a guy, then most likely this gambler is some famous one. And we all know that famous gamblers are secretly or publicly supported by various casinos. Therefore, it is not surprising that such guys often win huge sums on streams. I myself often laugh out loud when I watch their games in the casino, and how "lucky" they are.

This means that casinos always have either a fake interface in their casino, where the influencer plays, showing it to all viewers. Or the casino can switch probabilities in its algorithms, and perhaps the game starts not for real money but for numbers on the screen. Most likely, this is the case.

It's a pity that in the world of online gambling there is such disrespect for ordinary players.
legendary
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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?
A streamer winning three jackpots over 100X in the span of 20 minutes may seem unusual to many. It's natural to seem suspicious enough. Usually every streamer highlights the wins all the time to grab the attention of their viewers, the losses are rarely seen. And it's hard to be sure how real those streamers' winnings are.

It's the question of what are the odds of winning three jackpots over 100x in such short amount of time? And so it really looks suspicious to me, although we already know that this casinos might change their RTP to favor this streamers that they are sponsoring as it's obvious that they are getting paid to promote that casinos.

Again they may win due to good luck, but we should always be wary of such streamers, because the gameplay experience of such streamers can never be the same as the gameplay experience of normal players. So we should always avoid them. And those streamers should never focus on gambling, as it can be a trap.

Probably, but if the streamers is not sponsored, then maybe it's believable. That's why we should really be very careful on watching such streamers today, because you might be really trap and wanted to play and deposit in that casinos because you think that you can also win big by playing the same games.
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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.
If you win that 3x jackpots, I am sure your life will change because you can use that huge money to buy all things you want. The casino may do something with you and checks if you don't cheats them and maybe they will asks you to verify yourself even if you already did that.

We as an audience doesn't have to follows what the streamers did because we don't have the same luck as them. We can only playing gambling as usual and not thinks about the big winning. If we are lucky, we will win that huge money but that doesn't mean we can play gambling all day long.

Streamers can do many things but we will not know if they have the fake money to attract the audience to visit the site and test their luck. Streamers gives entertain to the audience so we must be wise with what we watch and not tempting to try like them.
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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?
A streamer winning three jackpots over 100X in the span of 20 minutes may seem unusual to many. It's natural to seem suspicious enough. Usually every streamer highlights the wins all the time to grab the attention of their viewers, the losses are rarely seen. And it's hard to be sure how real those streamers' winnings are.

Again they may win due to good luck, but we should always be wary of such streamers, because the gameplay experience of such streamers can never be the same as the gameplay experience of normal players. So we should always avoid them. And those streamers should never focus on gambling, as it can be a trap.
hero member
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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?

Firstly, almost all such broadcasts are conducted by famous gambling influencers. And if your friend came across a video with such a guy, then most likely this gambler is some famous one. And we all know that famous gamblers are secretly or publicly supported by various casinos. Therefore, it is not surprising that such guys often win huge sums on streams. I myself often laugh out loud when I watch their games in the casino, and how "lucky" they are.
legendary
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OP:That your friend sees a video and it makes him want to consume what he sees, applies to many things, I've seen the latest Lexus, I'd like to buy it...

That you see a guy spend, bet, then win-lose thousands of dollars,  man, it's actually more common than it seems...

To summarize the story, you have to spin a lot to understand that even though they play sponsored, those multipliers come out, but they require time and obvius BR, then they only show you the end or the mega bonuses... it's not the case, but it's like poker (Streaming)tournaments, they always show you the most exciting, it seems that move after move you get huge pots and incredible all-in confrontations, but that's how they make it seem, the expectation versus reality is very different, sometimes it's boring, you can spend hours and not see any interesting action.

The same thing happens with streaming slots...

Spin, and spin a lot before trying to do or ask these things, that's the answer, and make the spins to your liking, I just made about 15,000 spins in less than a week, which is what an HR does in a daily section.

Whatever, the wager doesn't go over $400, and I'm down $5, I made those spins in a casino where they do a Wager tournament, so I'm a couple of dollars in the positive, since I'm into the ITM (top cash), there's a lot of dead money out there, look for it... before trying to imitate or do things that are precisely looking for that, that you make mistakes, and put yourself outside your ability to bet correctly (bet sizing)

By the way, the first slots I started betting on were bc.game-originals, which allowed up to 5 decimals. Currently, I am already in the decimal system, there is no hurry....althoughon good streaks I allow myself to bet +(=>)$1, but I don't stick to that bet size profitably, so it's simple, I go back to the infamous decimals...  Smiley
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.
hero member
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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.
hero member
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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.
hero member
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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.
You have just remind me of one.
Just like bet888u casino, I think those guys are scammers. Most of the promises they make to there customers are not legit, because as a new customer that's just signing up on the bet888u casino, you will receive 2 times free spins but on your first spin you will get 2950 thousand (in naira), and your next free spin you will receive from 30 (naira) below. But the truth is that you can not withdraw below 30k (naira). So you will have to refer new users or wait for 24 hour's to receive another spin. But the annoying part is that you can not win any other money to complete the balance of 30k so that you can be able to withdraw.
hero member
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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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