Quote from: Lakai01 on July 11, 2021, 03:09:30 PM

Quote from: rhomelmabini on July 10, 2021, 09:53:30 PM

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I guess it's the same as this and looks like it's just for the show and entertainment to his viewers it's even mentioned how he was sponsored by Stake on his streams.

Yeah, that's pretty similar. The streamers "gamble" the money on the platform from which they are paid and are usually provided with the capital. The casino of course hopes for a lot of advertising and ideally many viewers follow the trades of the streamer - and lose their money as well. So it's quite a win-win story for the casino or the exchange, they win in any case

I guess I do like those kind of streams where streamers are true to themselves that they are being paid by the casino but once runs out of money they'll turn on their own bankroll. I guess the only real gamblers who do streams are those who have few viewers these days most who have lot of views kinda trick the viewers they're that rich and do lot of shilling.

Quote from: panjul07 on July 12, 2021, 08:19:29 PM

So once a streamer got a deal with a casino (for sponsorship) then there is no chances for him to participate in any contests in the casinos even if the streamer want to use his own money for the contest?

I guess they can as long as they follow the rules of the contest. They may generate more crowd to join if they know a known streamer is trying to join the contest. Most gamblers find it amusing this way and it's good for casino as well, better to allow them rather restricting them.