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You see it surprising because maybe you think that $ 100,000 is a lot of money for you, I do not judge you, it is also for me and for most mortals. The issue here is that when such large bets are made simply are chips for these players it is not that you are not aware of the amount you bet, I have seen guys lose up to $ 250,000 for a few minutes, some are professionals others are millionaires.
When there is a sponsor, I assure you that serious casinos like Roobet would mention it.
But no matter what the case is, I have seen maximum bets in all games, in Roulette (Roobet) for example, it is not uncommon to see guys making bets of $ 1000 dollars up to 10 times in a row looking for 14x. ($10,000 in just a few minutes)
However, how does this assessment affect you in relation to the game, whether or not there is an agreement between a player and a casino?
It doesn't affect me with absolutely anything but what I was trying to point out is the fact that I don't like the way that this gambling industry is being promoted. In 2020, dozens of streamers suddenly started gambling with this crazy huge stakes like $10k - 50k bonus buys for example. This is simply not realistic and not even entertaining anymore. In order to be able to afford to lose such high amounts of money like $100k to $250k in a couple of minutes/hours you would need to be in the range of hundreds of millions rich. Even then you wouldn't gamble such amounts of money,unless you are a degenerate gambler.
So, it's all just a marketing strategy. Streamers get free money to play with(in different forms), they increase their audience while also withdrawing a certain percentage of their winnings while casinos gain more customers due to this advertising of super big wins these streamers get on their casino. Nothing wrong with streamers getting sponsored or receiving special deals, at the end of the day this is their job. But just not at this level,i mean where are we going to go from here? A couple years ago, playing on $50-100 stake was insane. These days it's normal it seems, and the stakes go up to $1000 per spin(talking about slots as they are the most popular). What next? $500.000 and 1 million dollars bonus buys?