Topic: Rise of Streamers in Online Gambling - page 3. (Read 2411 times)

I don't see promoting a single Casino site as disrespectful to the viewers.  I also don't think it is a fake promotion because they is actually promoting that single casino.  I don't know why you arrive to a decision that promoting a single Casino is disrespectful to viewers.  It is a common ground that the streamer is being sponsored by the Casino they are promoting or they have an affiliate code and wanted to have a referral for a commission.

Pretty sure that this possibility has already been explored before the streamer and the platform agree on the contract. The goal of the streamer is to entertain and possibly, attract people to play. How would they do that if they aren't winning on the platform? Surely the casino owners also have a say on how the wins will happen, and that is where the magic happens on the platform. Doesn't matter if everything is sponsored or not. Streamer and platform already had it locked before the streamer even goes live.

I agree with this. Streamers and influencers must be wary of the things they advertise and promote so that it won't backfire to them. It's always better to be cautious than be impulsive just because of money. There are cases and things that could make a person's reputation be at stake if ever they will going to endorse it. Hence, background checking is a must and greed should never be prioritized.

Can you explain more how it becomes disrespectful?

What's wrong with that streamer if he bet only on a single site?

It might be that:

- the streamer is affiliated with the site
- the streamer is a big fan on that site
- the streamer wants to target being affiliated with the site

Nothing technical there.

As long as you have a streaming media platform that has a lot of followers, it can have a good influence on companies that may be able to give gifts to you or can collaborate to provide advertisements or solicitation of followers for a large enough fee, but you have to be careful because there are several gambling establishments that have been hit by cases and can have a bad impact on influencers.

That's right. The main idea of such streams is to increase recognition of a gambling site among the audience who is interested in gambling. I have heard many times that streamers play for the money of a gambling site and get extra money for streaming. And it is quite a lot of money. That is why streamers with a large audience are increasingly involved in this kind of promotion.

In the first place, why these streamers will make content on playing in a casino if they don't know the basics? Obviously, they know it and have experience playing in casinos already as how can they perform well on their content if they are having a hard time with what they are doing?

Not unless the content is about "first time exploring the casino" - that just reasonable for these streamers to show the content of how they starting to learn the interface of the site they are showing on their respective content.

These streamers are just showing their experience in the casino regardless if they win or lose on that content. The result of their gambling session during that particular content is not a big deal for their viewers as the purpose of that content is to share the streamer's session on that gambling site.

I don't think these streamers needed the experience. If you know the basics of slots and then some casino message you that they want to sponsor you to promote their casinos then it's very easy for them.

It well sell definitely, specially those who have been in the sphere and a lot of followers or viewers already. So whatever casino's they are going to show in their stream, there could be people that will going to play on that casino to test and  get the experience and hope that they will also get to win big.

Regarding the wins of the streamers, they have a lot of budget with it which is a sponsor with the gambling platform and to those, we will see of their post and videos regarding the large amount those only are the edited version that they win but not included the lose game of course to gain more players. AFAIK they cannot make a withdrawal with those like they need to spend and it is separate with their salary of promotions. Regarding with the games it is the same there's no manipulation right there because they need to change it in the back-end that gives more hassle to them.

Even though the funds seems sponsored the streamers are having real life experience and generating contents for their viewers who get enticed with their huge wins. If the funds are sponsored as claimed then there must always be terms and conditions that will govern how this huge wins gets credited.  But come to think of it, For streamers to make good contents on their winnings it means they have had good experience exploring the casino the promote. The key take away is how much the sell this contents to their target audience and with less regards if the funds were sponsored or not

Besides that, the acting of the streamers to convince the audience and followers is very good and maybe that's what makes them follow what the streamers are doing. We also sometimes follow what someone we find on the website suggests.

But at least, if we accidentally watch videos from those streamers, it's better that we don't think about it too much and assume that what those streamers do is just to provide entertainment to the audience. Thus, we would not be interested in trying as he did.

Well not only YouTube is a platform where Streamers can meet, a very famous platform is twitch, which in 2021 was so famous that almost all NFT players made a big community there, they used to make these presentations to acquire more players, more community and I'm not sure how much Twitch can pay to use their platform, I imagine they have some rules similar to those of YouTube, maybe a little higher so they make people go there, however for me the streamers are very positive for a casino, because it is a way of interacting with players, knowing what they want and how a casino can get new ideas to improve.On this subject, Stake.com are all masters.

I agree with you, there are many casinos that hire streamers and some that are very transparent, of course this brings them many more followers, it makes them have profits that can sometimes be very good to be true, however, the casinos that allow having streamers do it well, some that are very sensationalist if they can turn out to be misleading, there are many strategies that casinos apply, advertising and marketing is what every casino does, those who bet on a streamer that makes them look very good, and I think those who are famous streamers bring much more clients, it's all in the strategy they want to implement.

It is very likely that those streamers are receiving money from the casinos in order to create those videos and create a win-win situation for both of them, the casino is able to promote itself in such a way that many people do not really think of the streaming they are watching as a form of advertising, and the streamer not only earns money directly from the casino but they also gain more viewers, however I think that form of advertising is a little bit deceiving so I do not really agree with it.

If the casino sponsors the streamer, they can place big bets because the streamer doesn't think about where the money is coming from. And that's an advantage for the streamer because he benefits from what he does. Apart from earning money from the casino, he also has the opportunity to get additional followers who will become his referrals so that he will get additional income from them. And this is what triggers many streamers to appear this year because they can get a lot of extra income.

That was too much for me. I think knowing the truth is just a waste of time. That's not even beneficial to us.

As long as the streamer is showing good content, then people will really watch it. How come it becomes a big deal if they are using sponsored money or not? What it will bring to us if we know where the money will come from?

As long as the site they are showing in the content is reputable, we don't need to be bothered if these streamers are using their own money or not.

It will just add another problem to your mind. That's not a necessary thing to think of. That's a non-sense issue.

Of course, behind the streaming, there must be interest. Streamers will also get income from the videos they watch. In addition, many of them are paid for the promotion of certain platforms. And this will also have an impact on the platform to be more famous and attract new members to use the platform. Moreover, streamers are usually familiar with the world of promotion through videos and also their viewers, so it will be easier for them to attract new users. As long as the platform is official and not a scam, then it's fine. the important thing is not to promise absolute victory for its users or commit fraud.

Disagree. For that gambling content, they are putting some investments too because their content is real-user experienced.

And take note that not all streamers are mostly affiliated with the sites. If a streamer wants to make an attempt to be partnered with a gambling site, they need to have a good number of followers and really a popular one to be considered. That was a hard thing to do.

That's why to be noticed by the site they are promoting, they really need to put an investment in that. To be a popular streamer, they need to spend money.

Well never know the truth behind specially if we do see that a certain streamer do make out big bets then it would really be coming into our minds if those funds came from sponsor or just purely came from their own pockets which it is really unlikely because these streamers is doing their job to earn money and not to spend that much on the gambling platform itself.Its not really worth thats why its normal for people to make
out some presumptions that it was sponsored and not theirs even on talking about being rigged or not fair would really be included on someones presumptions.
We could really expect the rise of these streamers not only focusing on gambling but also in other industries as well.

Yes, everything can be manipulated, including the money used by the streamer because as a promoter promoting that casino, he may get a bonus or extra money for playing so he can show his followers to play with him. This strategy sometimes works, sometimes it doesn't work depending on who is watching the video and if the viewers are people who are not affected by such videos, he will of course, just skip it and will not follow it. I guess there may also be streamers who actually use real money on gambling sites, but we'll never know the truth.

Most of the time whales registered on the link provided on the streamers, so I will not get surprised if streamers earning a lot of fortune by hyping up a casino. And for sure all of credits given will drained so there are times that streamers will use their own money just to make their show more consistent and more people will sign up to their referral links shown every videos they created.