Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic - page 7. (Read 4471 times)

That's right, the only thing I do see useful is things that have to do with medicine, in fact I installed tik tok to see the advice of a doctor who is a homeopath and epigeneticist who gives solutions to diseases, otherwise I know that the objective of many influencers is not to educate for the sake of it, but to make money for them and be famous, it doesn't matter at any cost, they are only interested in that.

But even so, with everything that has to do with Casino games , I think there are still some influencers who would care to say something good to Educate and at least be aware of how to play without spending all the money.

Some time ago I have watched an interview with casino streamer. He has told, that casinos pay for the number of viewers that watch stream, but they pay in a form of casino balance. I wont claim that everyone do that, but based on gamblers behavior and attitude to money it can be understood that he is playing with fake money. On the other hand, if casinos sponsor him with balance and his task is to stream 5 hours non-stop, there might be that by the end of stream, streamer has multiplied his payment, or have balance left that he can keep. In fact I dont pay much attention if streams are realistic or not, I pay more attention how streamer behave; whether he is a responsible gambler or a person with mental issues.

Exactly, it's annoying.
And not only the fact itself, as they show us, of super luck with feigned reactions, smiles, congratulations, delight, etc., but also the fact that when this content is created, the authors are simply laughing, making fun of those who will watch it all. This attitude towards the masses of people, among whom, by the way, there may be people much smarter than the authors of the content, this attitude towards people as cattle, is doubly annoying.
In this whole process, as in a mirror, all the falsehood and hypocrisy of an imaginary world based on deception and thirst for profit is simply reflected.

if we say the fact is that it seems that more streamers are working with their casinos to seek mutual benefit by attracting more people to gamble at the casino in question, besides that they might also offer bonuses for newcomers when they are going to gamble which in essence the casino will do anything to increase their chances of profit even though they have to spend money but I am sure the benefits are certain, I myself might if I had a lot of money would build a big and luxurious casino.
When we see a streamer succeed in getting a win then what is probably on our minds is wanting to get it, and for people who can't control themselves they might gamble with high spirits which is none other than driven by the streamer they saw before. I quite often find streamers who I think are not in line with the gambling they do, where they always follow some orders or wishes from their fans, some say with very minimal capital and do it with a large bet amount, and what happens is that he manages to win. This doesn't just happen once but several times, I think this doesn't make sense, but maybe by working with the casino it could happen.

There are a ton of non verifiable aka. rigged slots and similar games online. Most of them are sponsored by the same casinos to generate more views for potential customers(prey). They rig it during these streams so that the streamer wins frequently and making it compelling for people to register and start losing their money. 

Well, not all of them are unrealistic. Just the "sponsored" ones obviously are. Playing with fake money, winning millions and not even having a geniune reaction when winning this big, it's just annoying.
There are some real people though that show you the reality. Degens like bossmanjack and theGoobr are losing losing losing, mostly they play like total fools but also sometimes the results happening are straight up crazy. 

Surely people who gamble live are likely to have the advantage of being popular because currently many people are also interested in gambling and looking for a trusted casino like the one promoted by someone or this streamer whose goal is to attract many people to gamble at the promoted casino.

The thing that is certain is as you said with them successfully getting a big win that can make many people interested in gambling at the promoted casino, but when there are many players who gamble at the casino, it is unlikely that anyone can experience the same thing as the streamer who got a big win.

Perhaps this is a marketing strategy by the casino and even though most people know it is not real, it still manages to grab attention and attract gamblers. If people fall for this, it is no longer the streamer’s fault but it is their choice to gamble. In fact, we are not kids who don’t understand what is going on and I believe we know exactly what they are getting into. This is gambling and supposedly we are aware of the risks and consequences that come with it.

Hmm yes maybe what you said is true, I mean not all streamers who do the shows that we see are those who have agreements with the casino, there must always be some streamers who do it themselves and personally with certain goals or reasons without any interference or agreement with the casino, but overall I think most of them are streamers who do the shows based on cooperation or agreements with the casino.

On the other hand, what you said is quite reasonable about the goals or reasons of some streamers who do the shows without any connection to the casino, which is to increase their own popularity by utilizing gambling media, because now, to be honest, especially in my country, gambling is indeed that booming. In the end, the problem of the impact of the shows made by streamers does depend on how someone responds to or responds to the show, and one of the reasons why I said earlier is that we must always respond to everything from a rational perspective.

that is what is most likely to happen and it is true, but even so I think some people do not have cooperation with the casino company that is the casino where they play, and they use their own pure money with other purposes than to get their victory they also want to increase their own popularity to have many followers because that is also an opportunity for them to get benefits outside of the gambling they do.
When we see a streamer successfully get a big win there are two definite possibilities, either it is a pure victory or a fake victory that the casino gave to the streamer to make many people believe that victory is something that is easy to get at the casino they promote, and after that it's all up to us whether we will believe it or not it depends on ourselves.

In general, risk assessment is a great and valuable human skill. And this, of course, fully applies to gamblers. Probably, the ability to realistically assess risks in a game gradually comes to any player as he gains experience in the game. And of course, this begins to affect the results of his game, including the ratio of wins / losses, which, with the optimal use of risk assessment, increase in favor of winning. Not necessarily plus, of course, but at least it lengthens the game processes themselves, which is also sometimes valuable for the player, especially if they consider the game as entertainment first and foremost.

There's no exemption about on the ages in speaking about the influence of social media on which this isnt really just that limited to youth but also into other older people as well on which there's really that kind of chance that you will be able to influence up on the moment or time you do see up these things online. Just like been said that there's no age that will definitely be that exempted with this kind of probability and thats why it will be that recommended that you do really know on how to deal up with things accordingly but of course it will be that better that you do really know at least for you to be able to avoid if things turned out to give that negative effects into you.  Speaking about gambling videos and streams then it is really that scattering all over the net, if you do want to see even on just in Facebook reels that there are even videos that solely promote gambling and there are ones who do snip out some good introduction but ending up on having that gambling ads in the end of the clip on which this one really sucks. If you are really that trying out to hover yourself on to the net then make it sure that you do really know on what are the things that should needed up to be avoided. Gambling isnt bad as long you do make yourself that know to assess on which things are risky and which one are really that worth to deal on with. Make yourself that responsible then you wont be finding any issues into this even if you do deal up with gambling just for the sake of fun in the end of the day.

Those who gamble live have popularity among the other streamers and they have a big number of fans that willing to do the same as them. They can influence their followers to gamble at the casino so in this matters, that will be their followers responsibility not to directly follow what the streamers says.

They must filter what they can do and don't so they will not have a problem especially if they lose too much money. That will makes them pain in their head because they losing much money while they can not recover it. What we see from the streamers can not be always right because we never know if that is real or fake especially if they use a big money to bet. We only know that when they win, that is a big money so that will attract us to follow what they do.

One way casinos market their business is by paying someone to gamble live and of course people like this tend to be people who have quite a lot of popularity so that they can have a strong enough influence for their followers to gamble at the casino they promote, in my opinion this is not a problem because it is not wrong for casinos to market it this way because they are also developing their business.

The thing to note is that we must be aware that what is shown by the Streamer tends to be just a trick that has been agreed upon from the start with the aim of attracting many people, if we know about this then there will be no interest in doing it excessively.

From the beginning it is clear that the streaming videos made by the streamers are a form of promotion carried out by the casino with the aim of increasing their profits by increasing the number of registered users by hiring the services of the streamers and that is the reason why when we use our common sense well when responding to them then we will understand that all the results achieved by the streamers are unrealistic because they are too big.

Therefore this is the reason why we must always be rational every time we find new things, because when we have made a wrong move at the beginning, especially if the activity has a risky side, it will be very difficult for us to recover or straighten out our understanding.

It is obvious that such new generation social networks have a colossal influence on the masses of people. This is a collection of random information that practically neutralizes any person's own logical thoughts simply by blurring and chaotizing the directions of his thoughts with the help of all sorts of small texts, photos and short videos. The flow of this content is practically inexhaustible and endless and it 100% fills the human brain with empty worthless information. It is also worth adding a whole army of influencers who are also actively working for approximately the same result. In the end, all this perfectly neutralizes the thinking and analytical potential of any person.
But is this necessary for the development of civilization as a whole? Here I strongly doubt that all this is correct.

I've watched some gambling streamers here in our country... for around 15-45 seconds only, and yes, they all have huge balances in their account. In fact, one popular streamer here said that all of those money are coming from the commissions from those who registered on his link, his winnings, and his own money. I don't know which are true and which are not, but I often see them getting these huge wins and probably this is because they are putting the maximum amount of bet possible in order to win big as well.

As for rigging, there's a possibility that it can happen. I mean this would attract even more of their followers to do the same as well and think, "If he can do it, I can do as well." hence, registering, depositing until they realize that they can't do it. It's a marketing strategy from the owners of the online gambling website, but hey, it works.

I know I can control myself when it comes to gambling, and I can spend hours watching these gambling streamers, but will not fall for their trap. Just don't believe what most streamers are portraying when they're livestreaming.

Well I have taken courses that have to do with marketing and it is incredible, but the social network that is the most viral is Tik tok, and I am a person who does not like that social network, the only way I installed it on my phone was because my wife follows a very good doctor and I like his approach because he says many cures for diseases that are "incurable" for everyone, but I do not see that casino advertising on tik tok, now if casinos used their influencers through that means I think they would have more followers, the power of that social network is incredible , in the end it is very viral and it would not be bad if they tried it there, and it is as you say: each person has their mobile and decides what to see and the easiest way to reach the public is through what they manipulate the most.

If the stream is sponsored then expect that we cannot get realistic results shown by those streamers since for sure that every post or stream they made is positive on the casino they are promoting. That's why we can see an obvious manipulation of the result presented to their audience since their main intention is to gather lots of views also new sign ups on the link they provide in their comment sections.

So people should not take seriously on what they see. But if they are entertained because obviously those guys usually make their stream fun to watch they should not believe everything what they saw. They make sure that they have this attitude where they verified every information feed up to them to avoid getting hyped to much and expect unrealistically on the gambling games they want to try.

In my opinion, when an authoritative streamer really advertises some casino, then many of his followers will really listen to his advice and do as the streamer recommends. This is probably one of the best ways to attract customers now, simply because millions of people are almost completely subject to manipulation and almost completely unable to analyze reality and truth in the recommendations of streamers. And in general, the masses of people subsequently do not even blame the streamer for the consequences of their own decision in the field of gambling.
Although many of them lose a lot. In this sense, the streamer's audience is very similar to a flock of birds or a wolf pack, where all decisions are made exclusively by one leader.