Topic: Gambling videos and streams are so unrealistic - page 9. (Read 1939 times)
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.
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.
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.
That sounds like a bonus hunt to me, sometimes streamers collect the bonus they got from the slots, but before the bonus animation starts they close the slot game and start rolling in a new slot until they get the bonus again, this practice they called it bonus hunt, and once you bust all your balance then you start opening the bonus, and that's why sometimes we see on the casino the same user getting big win back to back on different slots in a short period of time.
But in some ways they are unrealistic, i agree with that, no one will make a bonus hunt with $20 spins, with an insane balance, that's just nonsense.
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?
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?
I agree that its unrealistic and it will make you think how easy it is to win in casinos they are promoting, because this is how they make money to make the casino look good to the point that you think that this is the casino you're looking for, but casinos are profit-driven, they don't make things easy when you try it yourself.
They have a way to manipulate the videos and they made it a craft.
Never watch a video of streamers if you want a realistic view about gambling; check on forums and chat with colleagues who are real gamblers; if you do this, you will have a realistic view of what gambling really is.
One thing that we cant be 100% sure that gambling we see during video or streams is totally life and unedited. Other thing that if we see whole gambling session, all those 80 losses, 17 win and 3 big wins, we would have to watch that gambling session from beginning to end, hours and hours of gameplay. I dont think that people will be ready and willing to spend to much time watching someone playing. I find different thing unrealistic when watching people gamble online on streams or uploaded videos - the way they act. They seems to be not bothering about the money they bet. As if they are gambling not with their own money, but with given balance and for them it does not matter how game or round ends.
Most important thing to have in our mind is that such streaming is just part of advertising/marketing strategy of the casino by hiring popular streamers or even artist.
As gambler, I take such gambling video or stream as entertainment only that will never attract me to do the same thing.
However, I rarely watch gambling videos or streams nowadays because I'm no longer entertained with the videos/streams. '
There are many opinions or point of views regarding this thing and I cant say which one is correct which one is incorrect because any opinion must have a reason.
If you think they are unrealistic because many big wins, it is simply because advertising strategy will always use big wins to attract players.
As gambler, I take such gambling video or stream as entertainment only that will never attract me to do the same thing.
However, I rarely watch gambling videos or streams nowadays because I'm no longer entertained with the videos/streams. '
There are many opinions or point of views regarding this thing and I cant say which one is correct which one is incorrect because any opinion must have a reason.
If you think they are unrealistic because many big wins, it is simply because advertising strategy will always use big wins to attract players.
I doubt it is even possible to alter the results in favour of them even if it's sponsored stream, the other possibilities are like the streamers never runs out of money so they keep of betting all day long that is different from real life which is why they can win more than average user. Another possibility is, we can't know for sure that's real love stream, it could be a recorded one and the streamers deliberately pick the videos that shows more wins than lose which is why they won more and I witnessed steamers does all kinds of hacks to keep their content interactive that will lack the reality.
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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?
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?
Be realistic, just consider it entertainment. we all know how when playing slots, it is difficult to win the jackpot, let alone get it in a row. for me, streamers are nothing more than entertainment. I have watched it several times on YouTube, how when streamers play with high bets, then somehow they get a fantastic jackpot. we also often see on other channels, almost most of the patterns are the same, rarely showing natural play as when we play it. well, why do you suspect it, especially if they are sponsored. so, it is clear that it is their job. I have watched several streamers on YouTube, he plays only buying bonuses or buying free spins. when his bankroll runs out, he immediately refills it even without showing it. the illogical part is, he makes a large deposit and can do it repeatedly. like you, we also had the same question at first. however, we know very well how it is when playing slot games. just imagine, if streamers only present monotonous shows, they will not have many followers and viewers. plus, it's not very entertaining. regarding casinos, we are confident with the casinos we have in our community especially those that have a license and a trustworthy reputation.
Some gambling sites make a special account for this streamer, and I strongly suspect that it is not a real account. On the other hand, it may be real money, but the gambler will not be allowed to withdraw it, because they have a signed contract. The main goal is to attract an audience for which the streamer uses a referral link. I can't say that all streamers do this, but more than half do.
I'd rather go watch a TV table with a poker game, a major tournament, there I can at least be sure that everything is happening honestly.
I'd rather go watch a TV table with a poker game, a major tournament, there I can at least be sure that everything is happening honestly.
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If any gambling or non gambler that has not played some slot games before but watch some games being advertised online by streamers, the person will feel tempted to play the games because of how the streamers makes winning looks so possible and easy.
The popular slot games that is mostly being advertised and streamed is plinko, crash or aviator and dice and the streamers usually win a heavy reward and ask you to click on the link to win like them. If only you get mislead and open the link, you can even lose all your money with a single profit.
I already know how streamers lie and it's because they want to get enough referrals and earn from the casino.
The popular slot games that is mostly being advertised and streamed is plinko, crash or aviator and dice and the streamers usually win a heavy reward and ask you to click on the link to win like them. If only you get mislead and open the link, you can even lose all your money with a single profit.
I already know how streamers lie and it's because they want to get enough referrals and earn from the casino.
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?
Let us remember that slot games or non live sports games are literally casino programs which has already been instructed by the casino game developers, then players are left of trying their luck to hit the right target as been programmed. This is a case of gambling being a game of luck.So, for an online streamer to display their winning skills unfailingly is a manipulation by the casinos so, they have already made an easy instruction in that particular gaming domain privatizing it for the streamers to play and wins easily all just to attract the audience believing if taking the steps of the streamers so also they could be lucky to win.
To me, I feel disappointed to such casinos in such displays because I assume it is a trick to lure bettors with those unrealistic signals.
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.
Their advertisements are always quick to convince newbies to see it as the easiest way to win lots of money but at the end, they end up losing huge sum of money. After a while of following Drake's streaming results on Instagram, it was so filled with wins, and none of them trended like before when everyone knows he's won millions of dollars. The recorded videos always look like edited version of the live streaming, although, the contents that's been shared online is obviously for marketing purposes. But, as for the live streamers, they're affiliated to casinos, and some of them are genuine high rollers, yet the trails of getting assistance from casinos is hard to hide. Hence, viewers who believe those results do it at their own detriment. Because it doesn't work for viewers the same way it does for streamers.
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?
Some of my friends believe that streamers are great players until one streamer caught cheating, boasting he withdrawn already over 2 million but one vlogger exposed him by investigating his account and zooming in on his video and found out that he only has three withdrawals amounting to 45k pesos.
Streamers are like that; they manipulate the games, they play on the testing page and make it appear they are playing real games, and they are good at editing.
They need to do this because they are paid to shill and for people to think that its easy to win in a casino they are promoting.
We don't know what happen to the streamers behind on cam. They can win huge money and make us amaze so we follow what they did. We don't have to trust whatever they do because they just promote the casino and wants to attracts more customer to visit and play on that casino.
When I watch that streamer, I don't thinks much about their winning and think normally because they can have their luck so they can wins big money. You don't have to believe on what you see because you don't know anything about that. Those streamers gives an entertainment to entertain people
When I watch that streamer, I don't thinks much about their winning and think normally because they can have their luck so they can wins big money. You don't have to believe on what you see because you don't know anything about that. Those streamers gives an entertainment to entertain people
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?
Years ago, when slot streaming was a new thing, many people got fooled into believing that these streamers were real and they were playing with their money but over time, many people realized that it was a marketing strategy to attract gamblers.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?
I know what happens behind the scenes. The casino hires a person, and deposits lots of money in their casino account, the interior designers create a design for the studio, the IT team builds a PC, Monitors and everything that's necessary for streaming, and the graphics designer designs the beautiful streaming experience. That's how it was working locally and I know that process exactly.
By the way, I can't talk about wins. There is a chance that wins are fair but the gambling process is risk-free since the casino can top the account with an unlimited amount of money but there is also another chance, that a casino might modify slots to give away big rewards for these players.
How do people know about casinos? Is it not through the stream videos they have online that they choose to upload and use as a market strategy to let people know about their existence that they make good offers that people win hugely from it.
However, I see these diverse stream videos from casinos as their marketing strategy to entice people that they can win like other ''gamblers" who registered with them, which is all lies. Some people would still know all this, still go ahead to register with such casinos knowing that it's a rare case to win big from casinos
However, I see these diverse stream videos from casinos as their marketing strategy to entice people that they can win like other ''gamblers" who registered with them, which is all lies. Some people would still know all this, still go ahead to register with such casinos knowing that it's a rare case to win big from casinos
Not all of them are unrealistic. Some people show how they lose a lot before winning something good, I mean even in those videos where there aim is to actually promote the site. If you see that the guy lost $5,000 before winning $20,000, you might wonder do you have that amount on your balance. Can you afford to lose such amount? Considering that, of course, that your win is not guaranteed after that loss.
The problem is that very few of the streamers will keep showing you and record a huge part of the losing streak. Personally I never seen such guys doing that, what I have seen is that almost every streamer when he starts losing he will cut the part of the video where he loses and insert only winning part. In this context they are very dangerous and act like a poison who directly hit the newbies. So there are two sides of the medal here and people should try a bit harder to understand what these streamers do before immediately going and try to copy them.
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.
In other words I don't even believe that they were running a demo account because even with the demo account your chances of losing is the same thing as using your main account but the only difference is that no matter how much you loss on the demo it doesn't have any effect on you because is not a real account, so actually what I'm thinking it is that the system was set or reconfigured to work as they want it to be, since they no that they would be getting more attention if people sees that winning jackpot is easy as it was shown. Sometimes when I saw those kind of streaming I began to think if that is actually the ones we normally do or are they doing a total different thing because seeing how difficult it is to win and seeing how they are getting it very easy you will no that something is not right and there has been some internal work on it, so actually people shouldn't always believe on what they saw from streamers because there are a lot behind it.
Not all of them are unrealistic. Some people show how they lose a lot before winning something good, I mean even in those videos where there aim is to actually promote the site. If you see that the guy lost $5,000 before winning $20,000, you might wonder do you have that amount on your balance. Can you afford to lose such amount? Considering that, of course, that your win is not guaranteed after that loss.
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.
I don't even think there's anyone who understands perfectly well how video streaming works and still continue to engage in it. Their advertisements are always quick to convince newbies to see it as the easiest way to win lots of money but at the end, they end up losing huge sum of money. I once played video streaming once and was able to understand that the chances of winning big in it is slimmer than losing big and ever since then, I decided not to engage it again. Personally, I feel it's not a good gambling platform 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.
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.
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.
The truth is if they don't do all these streaming hitting the jackpots how will people develop that crazy interest in gambling? There is nothing anyone can say that can make me think otherwise, online casinos have some remote at hand when streamers are promoting their platforms, once there is many viewers watching the stream they make things easier for the steamer using the remote, I am telling you that these people have their ways.
Casino streams are mere promotions, they are not 100% accurate compare to real life, its like a mixture of half demo account and half the real gambling experience, they knew perfectly that jackpots on live TV will drive people nuts, they will want to try gamble by all means.
It is better to start gambling without watching any streamers, they will lead you astray, stand on the amount you can afford to lose and risk it, if lost avoid chasing it and you should be fine.
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