We all have seen dozen videos of streamers on twitch/youtube who play with huge amount of money and sometimes win a lot. Overall, the main idea behind these streams is that if you have huge bankroll, then you have a higher chance of win greater amounts of money. This is done in order to attract people with higher bankroll instead of low ones. While I was always saying that adult person is independent in his/her choice and if he/she does anything, it's only his fault, I still look at this marketing like a dirt trick to attract people with bankroll more than they are afford to lose.
Most of the times I have seen youtubers who were using high quality equipment, tech support, etc and had different casino themes on their video but were acting like an actors and were swearing that they were playing with their own money.
So, what do you guys think, is this kind of marketing ethical?
If you are a real gambler and you know how they advertise you should know better, when it comes to gambling your experience and how you perceive gambling is what matters, Youtube and Twitch marketing has a lot of false marketing not only on gambling but on investment schemes too, if you're the kind who believe on what you see and read online easily you will be deceived, you should always do diligent research.
I prefer to believe in honest reviews from independent players who spend their own money and Youtube is not the place to check for honest reviews unless the Youtuber is an independent one.
Gambling sites and investment schemes and all their marketers have a disclaimer, Only invest what you can afford to play or invest and this is one of their few pieces of advice that is correct and I also recommend all gamblers to follow this.
