Topic: Is Roshtein fake money streamer or not? - page 3. (Read 901 times)

Oh, i just forget about the referrals. Surely he has huge quantity of referrals and big money from their gambling. And you right that it is "free" money. Or, possible, money that helps to increase income.
Anyway, i think, that it is out of my business where he gets money. And i prefer to think that it is real money until i see proves that it isn`t so.

Or he use his referrals' income to gamble. Since there are million of subscribers and even more views, I believe he must make a huge amount of money reffering gamblers to casinos. In the end he uses this money to gamble on his videos without risking money from his own pocket. It's more like "free money" than "fake money". It's just a possibility, though. We can't confirm anything, because all the informations at our reach are purely speculative.

It could be that the moment he watch the stream, rosh is on its lucky day therefore most of his bets are a win. This is something that is possible but can happen rarely. I am not a fan of watching gambling streams but I am curious on why can you say that roshtein is the best streamer?

When I think all of them are just the same, they will just place a bet and push that roll button but maybe you find this streamer not boring and he is also sharing some of his blessing in the stream. There are streamers who are also not boring but I think they ended up overacting about their losses and their winnings. Something tells me that these streamers are fake.

Let your friend said that and let your feeling believe on it , but the thing here is that He already stopped streaming so what is the main concern here ? considering that he is fake money streamer , what would you wanted to stablish here?
its already off so better leave it that way, and besides this is a trend in online casino , fake money using and fake people advertising for the site what we could get even worst?

I also believe to be a fake money streamer but he is not bold enough to acknowledge it while for example Bigwinboard which is another streamer of slot machines playing in the streams they do they say that this session was played with FUN money just to show you what this x slot is capable of paying,they play at maximum bet which anyone can do in FUN mode but at least they say it to you.

So I believe Roshtein must be sponsored by the slot providers or different casinos which I highly believe to be the case,nevertheless he is one of those guys who instill confidence to people watching his streams,so despite him being sponsored or fake it is useful for at least one thing.

Streamers work for money. If he get not enough money from stream - he get them from company. He can use money that he get due to contract, possible that casino gives him some money for gambling but i can`t call it "fake money" if he win - he got real money. How did he get it - it is another question and it isn`t about "fake money" as for me.

There are still many possibilities, whether he is a better actor or just acting, to entice gamblers to follow him to gamble. We will never know about this unless he deliberately goes public that he uses his own money to gamble and wants to provide a stream that entertains his audience. Apart from all that, those of us who watch it must be able to act wisely and don't need to immediately follow it and use our money because we have to be careful in using the money for gambling.

As you said, that's just his opinion, Yes, I agree with him that he often watches Rosh live streaming winning, but maybe he was just wrong that Rosh only loses 1%. The beauty of what you said is that you still respect his opinion.

Now, let's go back to Rosh, isn't this what Rosh is doing, maybe before he opened live streaming, the owner of the casino or his teams talked about what Rosh should do. Rosh can show that it's his money, but is it the money of the casino platform he's promoting? There's a big possibility that he's real and it's just a scripted one, where at the end of the day the money he's talking about isn't real and he won't admit it because he's paid by the casino owner, what do you think? this is just based on my observation and analogy.

Good day to you

Even though it feels fake I also find them entertaining at the very least and some streamers still do gambling streams on Twitch but they're only limited to Poker and sports betting which aren't that enjoyable for most viewers unlike the slots and table games.

I remember Train mentioned this in one of his streams but he was vague about it and only said that whenever he'd put in a certain amount of money the casino would double or triple that amount.

I wasn't really aware of him until this thread. I just watch one of his videos and he seems a showman focusing more on crypto casinos. Highrollers in crypto are not very odd, we've seen users betting thousands. But it is not also hard to believe they were hired because like they said, a casino like Stake benefits from his show by promoting them and streaming flow of money to the casino while Roshtein earns as well.

Maybe he is just a better actor than the others. Reactions seem credible, but there is very professional people out there that can make the public believe what they want.

Chances are that we'll never know whether he was a fake streamer or not. But fake or not, it seems that some public enjoyed his content.

I agree, it feels more connecting when we see streamers that use their own money to gamble in their streams.  We feel the intensity of joy when they hit huge wins and the frustration when the result of the bonus round isn't satisfying, even cursing the slot game where they got nothing  .


I think it is more about the shown reaction of the streamer.  We know when it was a fake money, almost no reaction at all whenever they hit huge multiplier or no frustration when they get nothing of the most important bonus buy where the situation can turn the game session into a profit. 

It is more like when the streamer uses fake money, there seems to be lacking on the show while those who use their own money on their stream, the stream is filled with emotion that some make the viewer feel what it is like when gambling.




Which skill in gambling does he show?  I watched his videos but it looks like an ordinary streaming to me.  Since he is always into a slots, I believe there is no skill to see there.

In the long run, it doesn't matter whether it's real or fake. I think it's a bit more enjoyable when it's real money and real emotions shown by the streamer. I enjoy watching the smaller streamers way more than the guys betting 50k on a hand of blackjack.

I think this matter is about every casino and changes case by case. When we used to play on the Roobet party night on the Twitch, it was all real money. Why would it matter if the money was fake or real considering the fact that streamer was anyway hired by the casino itself and they are going to pay him/her their share of pie as per contract?

I mean whether he loses or wins the money was supposed to go into the hands of casino and in addition to this casino gets huge publicity and engagement right after such steams.

Like in the Roobet, they used to host actual competition during the streaming and had real winners with real money. Definitely they invested for real.

Depends on the deal between casinos.

Most of streamer/YouTuber offering their service because they have influencer power, and how the deal is made is depends by both of them. Here a few deals casino:
- Fully funded balance by casino (You cannot withdraw the money you're won, or there has some system from the casino to make it real they allowed withdraw the balance only to address has been whitelist & give to the streamer. If you withdraw to other address, is not getting process)

- Paid by % you're win from the casino balance already give

- Streamer/youtuber deposit with their money & casino give more balance (Just like Deposit Promotion), the different only they have less waggering amount comparing to normal user.

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By the way, not gonna lie "ALL STREAMER WHO ESPECIALLY BETTING WITH MILLION MONEY" is a fake. It's really simple, they don;'t care how much money they bet & roshtein getting caught during stream with fake money.

Look this for Roshtein: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7LvuCfBJX0Y the fake money & his real money balance is the same. After he realized doing a mistake, he try to be dumb for the moment.

Fake streamer? Only loses by 1%? Can you tell me how have you done your research?

I have seen a lot of losing streaks of Rosh for many days. In fact, he does lose a lot more than he is winning. Now, if you only have seen those CLIPS that he is winning, then that's not enough to support your analogy.
I do not claim that Roshtein is not funded by Stake for his casino streams, in fact, I'm open to knowing more about the truth. However, regardless if he uses his own money or uses the casino's fund, he's still the best gambler-steamer on Twitch

I don't get people here that just tell others to not watch him.
Well, it's your opinion, I do respect that.

Same here. Don't watch him, don't follow him. I know who he is though. Probably everybody who had anything to do with gambling streams does because he's very popular there, but if you don't watch streams at all you won't ever get to see this guy. Gambling streaming is still a niche within the streaming community, which itself is a niche in the social media.

I agree with the video and think he's not doing it with his own money, but does it make him fake? The plays are real, you can see him winning or losing for real, just not his own money, or not 100% his money. He can agree to bet x amount of money in a contract and if he loses the casino covers loss up to a certain point.

I have watched some of his video streams and I actually admire his skills in gambling. A part of me still doubts his winnings but I feel entertained with it. It's possible that he uses fake bets and just streams to promote the casino. We all know that most streamers focus on earning but for sure, there will also be times when they use their own funds. It's a bad thing for them that a huge platform like Twitch has banned gambling streamers but they can still stream through other platforms and promote casinos.

  - I've been watching Roshtein, there's a lot of content that's been done on Facebook and other social media platforms. I once watched some of his live streaming on the Facebook platform, as far as I know, he has more than 800k followers on Facebook, I don't know about other social media platforms.

Now about your question in the title here if he is a fake streamer or not? This is just from my research, I think he is a fake streamer because according to what I watched on his Livestream if you look at everything, the bet he places wins, he doesn't even lose, even if he only loses 1%, then the lowest bet its 300$ and up.

So sometimes I think, maybe in every casino that he does live streaming he is paid, the casino owner may have talked to him that they will release a house edge that he will always win so that they can attract more gamblers to their platform. Then the ones he won are not really what he can bring home but only at the price they just negotiated. It's like common sense because you're a casino owner and then the house edge doesn't even do anything to beat Roshtein often, it's not realistic for me, let's just talk real.

But in fairness, many people still believe in what he does. Except for me, I don't believe and I doubt, that's why I said that he is just a fake streamer.

The opinion depends on do you like him or not As for me, i don`t follow Roshtein and can`t say anything about him but i know that some streamers use real money for their streams and even if they lose, they get much more - some of them have contracts with casinos, so it is possible that they don`t want to stream for free if the casino stopped payments.