Topic: What do you think about videos on mistakes in gambling sites and games? (Read 283 times)

To be honest, I have yet to see any video where an insurer has openly released a video on their social media of a gambling website unethically taking money from a casino through illegal loopholes or vulnerabilities.
Most of them are only want some view which can help them making some money from the goggle AdSense. And those who are believing on them I will say that those are just wasting their time. But in case if there are some videos real then they should be punished under law as I will say they are stealing money from casino.

When they are already the topic, I don't know why I find it hard to believe at them. Guess because there is no such thing as free or easy money. Any platform won't just let them to get hacked because they are only here to earn money as well.

Mistakes on the other hand are indeed only normal and when this happens, for sure no one will be paid whether the bettors like it or not because it will be unfair for some parties. Not that I'm defending them but wheel spinning infinitely can only be a cause of faulty parts and it's not what you called as being rigged. If they are rigged, no one will win on them and admit it that you also win on them sometimes.

I'd would like just to add something, sometimes it's not just people "discovering loopholes in a casino games" sometimes even influencers who advertise the casino where they exaggerate everything and say that it is "very easy" to win on the casino they are advertising, I've seen too many influencers advertising casinos say this.

Sadly this can't be helped, there are just too many people who are either too gullible for this world, greedy or too desperate to win on gambling.

By right, is a gambler not supposed to be aware that casinos don't usually have any form of lopole? Casino owners are so sensitive to their business because they know that if there is any slight mistake, it will cause them to face loss, and that's what they don't want to experience, so they try their best to maintain the security of their casinos. Only fresh gamblers who are not aware of these things will fall for the cheap pranks of those social media influencers.


On the internet or social media space, there is a lot of misinformation and different influencers who are only creating content for the sake of gaining lots of followers and monetizing their channels; they don't actually care about the damage they're going to cause to their followers for such information. It is the responsibility of an individual to always filter every piece of information they get from the internet because there are usually a lot of lies and misinformation that are passed on.

Social media is not regulated which makes it a good ground for misinformation and scam. All information on these social media platforms should be verified regardless of who is behind the account or channel. Last year the US government mandated some celebrities who promoted some failed projects to pay fines. In some countries, celebrities are restricted from advertising any project without approval from the government.

Listening to people who find loopholes in casinos intending to use the information to exploit the system is fraudulent behaviour. And in most cases, some of these so-called gambling experts use these avenues to steal from people. Others are also scammed through this platform. It is better to gamble within the gambling laws or ToS to avoid problems.

You have to be an absolute fool to believe in these things. The vast majority of professional and large scale casinos operate on the same security levels as major banks. They have large security monitoring teams that are both proactive and reactive, their systems will be built to identify suspicious patterns and they know exactly the parameters of what will be happening to an average user account. The people posting these sort of claims are often targeting greedy people who have no sense, trying to get them to pay money for these "tricks" which have zero logic if you work through the basic conclusion - there would be no reason for them to be selling these exploits in the first place. Stay well clear, as you apparently have a lot to learn.

No company would really be that tending to destroy up themselves on hiring up someone that would rally be putting them on danger, not unless if its done intentionally then it would really be bring out that huge
huge effect about on a certain companies overall reputation on which same as you said that you would really be charged with libel. Unless if it was really that truly their intent in the beginning on where
fooling up people on believing into something. Every shit move would really be having that corresponding consequences on which its really that truly understandable on that case.

They wont really be that so dumb that they arent aware about legal aspects or matters on which if they would really be tending to do something stupid then they would
really be doing on least obvious as much as possible.

I see those people are failed gambling experts whose careers failed to flourish and so they turned to social media, YouTube channels to publish misinformation about casinos. And I think why their channels and audience have grown so much is because these information platforms like YouTube and no feature where viewers can challenge and accurately informed the public. Twitter has community notes and it has helped to educate the public whenever something false is publish(at least this is one of its uses). YouTube and other social media platforms should have something like this too.

Especially when it comes to gambling the videos are not to be trusted as they will lure the gamblers with various tricks and then push the gamblers towards losses. When done poorly, videos for gambling can be annoying manipulative and even dangerous. It can invade our privacy bombard us with false or misleading claims and exploit our fears and insecurities. Gambling can also be used to promote harmful behavior. Therefore, it is better to avoid these sites and if you are careful the damage will be less.

Some of those videos are fake or edited videos, but we can find a lot of videos of live casinos where the dealer fails or where things go wrong, we have a lot of examples from the blackjack tables and the crazy time fails. I have seen more than 20 videos of these mistakes and is normal when you are dealing with live providers, something things go wrong.

Personally, i like the one in crazy time where the wheel keeps spinning to infinite, that shows us how rigged that wheel is.

Social media is the worst place to get information about a particular place most times they shares real information but way people have been faking some contents you might not know the real information to follow.

Anything about money easily gets people triggered they wouldn't even mind and care about the originality of the information you would see them going ahead to do whatever information they've gotten online or social media without running adequate research before delving into what they got as information.

Have you also think, if those information were so fake don't you think the company is being affected and ruined? So, it cost a lot seeing that to provide fake news and most times it could be that their social media handle has been hacked and those who are in control of the account could likely produce those news.

Well, even if we spread this kind of topic, if other people can easily believe in social media platforms or anything they see on the internet, then there's no point in discussing this. Believe me, even a gambler who doesn't believe in those videos about hacks or how to win in a specific gambling game will still try it because what will be the loss? I mean, I think even non-gambling people will try those hacks just to satisfy their wants to try it and that it will put their mind at ease. I don't see anything wrong with trying those hacks, but of course, if those videos will make you do suspicious steps or you think that it is unsafe, then you should never do it, or you should also know what to follow and not on the internet. And the OP is right: no one will try to reveal the vulnerability of a website, but even if the website catches you doing something suspicious or cheating, your account may be banned, and that may be the worst scenario.

For one, not everyone believes such things because there may be persons who have tried out such moves before these YouTubers even could and it could be just a ruse to get more followers and earn from the site.
Even if there's strategy thats involved in gambling and earning well and they do well to expose it, it doesn't guarantee that it would be a one method of all, because I know that many of these casinos and gambling sites are the sponsors of such YouTube videos and they do that in addition to other online marketing campaigns just to gain followers and earn and teach interested parties how to gamble on their own sites.

They're marketing stunts and making it look like that casinos are idiots that won't find these vulnerabities and bugs. If there are real bugs, they will be able to find that out quickly as they've learned from the past incidents from other casinos if not from their own experience.

Those influencers are doing their roles whoever paid them then obviously it is one that they are "exposing" which is part of the marketing ploy. They are giving them the kind of exposure that's part of the deal that they've likely signed on them.

Streaming and video contents have been the kind of way of many casinos nowadays to advertise.

Correct. Not everything we find is true.


Gamblers who have been gambling for a long time are not immediately affected by the analysis and ways to win obtained in videos like that. Not only on YouTube channels, on social media platforms other than YouTube there are also many videos spread with the same content.
Those of us who watch it can't blame them if when we try to apply it it doesn't work. because their goal by uploading videos like that is to make money through viewers. The one who is to blame is ourselves, why we can be so stupid like that.

Many publish things that make the casinos look bad, but I think they do it to get more followers. The bad thing is that they make the sites look bad. I don't know if they report that and can give them a ban, because spreading lies is not something. that it is very well seen, of course, these types of things make people come in and give it clickback and that can give more reputation and renown to the ceuntas, but spreading lies is not a good thing, for some reason it is always better to search in the forum about the different sites, if they are there then we can realize if what they spread on networks is true or not, that is why the potential of the forum is incredible, and I wish everyone could recognize bitcontalk with the value it has for things, above all to be able to be well with the projects and prevent possible scams.

I don't think casinos do this kind of promotion. Most likely, bloggers are just trying to attract attention to themselves with similar stories that they compose themselves. I know that social networks are full of similar "schemes for earning money" in different games, and surprisingly, it is moms on maternity leave who like to do such things. They are looking for earnings by deceiving others, while somehow making money on it themselves. I heard this story from a friend, and I was surprised, because I thought that women on maternity leave do not do such things.

We cannot believe in everything we see on the social media to be true, we also need to personally investigate on some conditions associated to social media claims because we cannot trust some of these influencers, they can plan on anything just to promote a site or counter against them as they may so wishes, we shouldn't also treat some of these online information's as directly from how we heard them, we have to take some steps towards making research about them and experience such by ourself.

Of course, most of these videos are fake designed to attract the attention of inexperienced gambling players.
Nevertheless, it may well be that casinos specifically embed interface elements in games that respond to clicks and supposedly activate secret combinations. For example, in the keys, you can click on the diamond, then on the monkey, and then it will make some kind of sound. But most likely it will be just fun distractions, but not the activation of secret algorithms.
Nevertheless, I am sure that the creators of such slots are only happy if someone makes a video about their casino that will be distributed online.

Although its possible that casinos will do this just to hype their platform. It encourages those who want to try the exploits to profit. They should realize that when someone withdraws a suspicious amount from the casino, they will thoroughly check first.

On the other hand, these videos also ruin the reputation of the casino for having a vulnerable system. It will not gain them users for they will see its not a safe casino.

I think it's rigged and not true after all if they find a vulnerability and shows it to public rigging it, they can charge him for breaching their ToS but most of them are just for views and probably paid by the gambling site to gain players as many of them would definitely try it. Though I haven't encountered an influencer or vlogger that expose gambling site and share it to public, the instinct of people is he/she should maximize profit from it first because if they shared it to public the gambling site will notice about it.

When you watch a video on Youtube or other social media, you don't have to accepted what they say 100% because you don't knows if that is real or fake. You don't knows if they have the other reasons why they spread the news like that and it's better you seeks the other information about what they say so you will knows the truth. We must research and verify the information that we gets, every information so we knows what's the real and what's happens the truth.

We can watch the video as an entertain, like the other videos and don't have to directly believe on what they share. We must be wise as a watcher or audience so we don't gets any tricks from them, even if they say that their information is real. If we can doing preventive from everything we gets, we will have a chance to avoids the scams.

Not all experienced people have matured and they are still able to repeat the same mistakes they did before. Gambling is designed to make the gamblers lose the longer they play. You shouldn't be surprised with that if you are one of those experienced gamblers who have now matured.

You are right about those who misleadingly promote gambling. Not only in gambling but misleading promotions are seem to be the norm now. What's crazy is that, platforms where we saw them, haven't done any action. Maybe they themselves also benefits from it? No matter what games is that, even if it's a skill-based one, we must still not be overconfident because shit happens, especially here in gambling.

One thing is, where ever, or which ever platform people are paid for getting as much engagements as possible on their posts, be rest assured that the majority of users will do anything to get that much needed engagements so their allocation did be as big as it can be, and it doesn't matter what they post, they can post complete lies and bullshit, post videos that are completely untrue, anything at all that they know or have the feeling that it could attract a lot of views and comments, and supposedly more subscribers to their channel.

This is exactly one of the major reasons why I stopped watching live streams of all casinos from different gambling influencers, because I've always felt that many of the games they play in live streams and win huge, luring some or most of the live stream viewer to want to try the same game too; I feel the outcome of those games have been predetermined or programmed by the casino themself, that is, they program what the out come of that game will be when the YouTube streamer plays the game on live stream, but unfortunately, many of the viewers do not usually understand this, they feel or think the outcome of the game is real, they all rush to deposit and play same game to see if they could win the same way the streamer did, this causes them to experience loses they never expected or planned for.

Anyways, I completely agree with you, this is something gamblers need to be aware of, and stop allowing themselves to be deceived.

That's the logic. If someone finds a loophole in a gambling game, why should he share it with others? why didn't he exploit the loophole to gain an advantage for himself? by him sharing this "so-called loophole" with other people through content on his personal social media account, it is clear that he just wants to get views on his channel and make a name for that channel, because there is no "free bread" in gambling.

The main question here is, are those videos coming from a famous influencer? AFAIK, no famous influencer will risk their channel, especially if it is a monetized channel to do such thing as releasing a video with an ineffective step to take advantage of the loopholes in games and casinos. And if ever there are some people who do this, and the people who have watch the video, for sure the owner of that video will be cancel out by the public in social media.

But then again, it is still our own responsibility to decide whether we will take the risk of trying the discovery of these loopholes if it is effective or not. If anything happens, it is our own fault to begin with. Because, if we don't want to have any issue such as being a victim of hacking, the very first step we should take is to report the video immediately.

If I see one of those videos, i'd report them and hope their videos eventually get demonetized. They shouldn't be allowed to get away with low-quality content and it wouldn't hurt to leave a comment to give awareness to the new gamblers that assume it could work.

True, now most gambling sites have layers of security to avoid unnecessary losses from these vulnerabilities.

These malicious videos should be removed, and the account should be banned, at the very least. They bring more harm than many misleading videos on YouTube, IG, and TikTok unrelated to gambling, such as those claiming to increase water discharge using absurd pipe configurations, perpetual machines, and many other fake DIY and life hacks. These videos are just for click ads, even though they can potentially waste viewers' time and money.

Anyway, first and foremost, we cannot depend on the platform's ability to remove these kinds of things. The old saying "Take care of yourselves" should be applied. People should be smarter to differentiate scams from real information.

Something brought by experience. Well, on our end, of course we won't believe in such things but given that we are not the only audience they are having, some people might fall for it and that's a bit normal; they are just being persuaded by the content as its purpose in the first place. What we could do is to inform only the people around us especially those who are getting their interests with such contents. We may only share our knowledge and it is still up to them whether they will allow themselves to be hooked with it. Many people or viewers are just desperate to look for an easy way to make money and some lessons are just learned the hard way, at least for them. At the end of the day, we have no control of other people's mind.They are simply being paid to do so. Some streamers are not even gamblers to start with and are just being paid to promote gambling sites that they don't even know nothing about. Well, in every situation, no people would fool others if there are no foolish people in the first place. Viewers has the power to ignore such contents but if they still choose to be falling from those tricks then let them be; we cannot save everyone.

Those youtube channels publish videos of them claiming whatever loopholes they can but they shouldn't be accusing the casinos of scam when their account gets locked with funds inside because one way or another, they will be discovered as well.

I have seen some of them, it doesn't really look like he is cheating but what he does is cash out before the match ends. It seems very easy to do but nothing special I think but it requires a bettor to stay in the casino watching the bets until he sees, he is about to lose. I think the casino will notice this sort of a cheat or something.

Exactly.Most of them are like a waterhole trap that they bring many people there to fall for it.There is no real strategy to win in gambling and most of the games there are programmed to favor the house,the people telling you such secrets in those videos most probably are trying to get referrals as the least non damaging thing to their casinos and if they want you to try their strategy when you join under their link then it means that these are scam experts wanting only to fatten their wallet in the casino where they point the users to go and play there.It is critical to not believe them as they are the only one who benefits from this,if you really want to gamble just go and do it without so called "strategies",if you win good if not then it is normal in gambling to lose most of the time.

"Snitches get stitches"

First, there always have some potential loopholes in (casinos). However, It's just not a thing that continues over and over again and people can use those, they are maintaining the tools even though there has some loopholes mostly not quite long and they can forfeit the winning.

If casino get those problem, to be honest not really care even good they got those. Why ? If you see on internet there has some case they're forfeit the people who are winning JACKPOT in Slot Machine. They said the machine is malfunction and forfeit the winning, honestly is their problem to maintain the machine is always keeping update. If you things, how about the people money are the one losing ? they not refund those from the machine are getting malfunction.

these "loophole" videos for gambling, they're a total scam. Complete waste of time. These con artists are the actual gamblers, wagering on desperate people. Really sad.

These gambling sites arent run by idiots. Their business-leading systems are tight. Anyone promising a miracle loophole is lying big time. If they could defeat the house, they'd win millions, not sell videos, right?

The smartest move is to disregard hype. Remember that succeeding in life and gambling requires ability and strategy, not shortcuts. Trust me, don't believe showy promises. Play smart and you may win.

Those so called gambling experts and gurus running YouTube channels to talk about how to beat the gambling system, it that they have discovered a mathematical formula to win some games at the casino are definitely liars. And I know that this is the point that the OP is trying to make. These YouTubers are just amassing views because they know that people are lazy and would want to follow shortcuts rather than do their homework. These YouTubers are making money from YouTube pay that's why they do those videos from click bait and talk a lot of nonsense.

Knowing this important will always save from trouble of being curious about trying this so called exploit on the casino for an exchange of payment. There’s no way a hacker will share this to others if they can earn the payment for sharing the loophole by just using it himself.


To be honest, there’s really an incident which a loophole is unnoticed. This is the reason why casino has bug bounty programs because they are not 100% sure that casino is secure. Many popular casino still suffer from exploit because the security didn’t notice it earlier. They can only stop exploit when it happened but they can’t maintain 100% safe all the time due to different factor.

This is how matured gambler thinks. We have expereince gambling already and we know it's hard to win, in fact most of us losses in the long run, so that thing called "easy money" that is being broadcast by the streamers is just a way to attract gamblers to sign under their referral, or they are just paid by a certain casino that they are promoting. We are not born yesterday,  we know the truth in gambling, and it's too risky that we should not be too overconfident especially on games that are only won by luck.

Sadly some people are always that desperate to try and get money as quickly as possible, it is also likely that they don't know the ins and outs of the platform they're watching so education is the key to preventing them from falling into scams. I also think YouTube, or the platform where the video is published should have some degree of responsibility over content like that. I'm not sure how quickly they remove scams or shady videos though, considering most reports are handled by bots, and most of the time they require a lot of reports before it is processed.

Personally, if the information these influencers is publishing is false, they might be damaging a companies reputation and should be held accountable for their actions. Stop producing fake or misleading content or be charged with libel.

Hi everyone ,


 One of the striking things after the changes that have occurred in gambling is the appearance of people on social media  and YouTube channels publishing videos of them discovering loopholes in games and casinos. Of course, most of this videos are fabricated, and no one can blame the owners of these channels, as their goal is clear, which is to obtain the largest number of views ,despite providing poor content and misleading information.

 The strange thing is that there are some people who believe everything that is published on those accounts and channels, as they try to apply those steps, which are always useless, and they end up hacking their accounts sometimes, without researching and Verify that this information is correct before doing anything.

First , let us assume that someone discovers a vulnerability on a website or game that he will invest in it for himself only and will not reveal it because he knows very well that the news will reach the officials and they will take the necessary precautions and he will not benefit much. Also, we must not forget the role of security systems and developers in those games and websitesand nothing will go unnoticed by them.

Not everything you see or hear is true. Some may make you believe their lies as truth.

What do you think about this ?