Besides, people who play with real funds that they have worked for themselves usually hide such balances to avoid critics of all walks.
This is true, and I've noticed additional reasons to avoid placing your faith in others on social media. All of these platforms simply brag about their enormous balances for their own individual motives, such as to entice users to their services or perhaps to defraud them. You are correct that it is improper to display your balance, as many members have recommended, and that no one would wish to do so in order to avoid being a target of fraudsters.Of course, influencers just show off their balance to attract attention and hope they will gamble on the sites they promote. In fact, we will hide the amount of balance we have because if the balance is large then friends will definitely ask for tip and if the balance runs out then friends will laugh at it. So conditions like that only happen to influencers and don't imitate them, especially if you deposit a lot of money like them, because it's not something that should be imitated and will cost you a lot of money.
