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Topic
Board Gambling discussion
Re: Fake bets
by
Beparanf
on 23/10/2021, 17:35:12 UTC
It's funny to the point that the influencers who are promoting a gambling platform doesn't even know how to play it, they are just reading the scripts which was given to them.
It is not honestly funny but I am seeing the cruel nature of gambling houses in attempting to trap naive gamblers but what else you expect from a business which is exploiting all the human emotions for profit making. Basically all the infulencers are mere marketing agents and when you pay them then they will advertise whatever you ask for.

Actually, there's nothing wrong with that as long as gambling is legal and as a gambler, we are responsible enough to manage the risk.
This is the point which saves both infulencers and gambling houses from all legal actions. Even protecting ourselves is our own responsibility, I feel tempting us through fake things will lead to breach our own resolutions by forgetting responsibilities.

I could not agree more with you. With these sentiments, I hope that influencers will consider the implications of every advertising projects that they are offered to. Although they are making a living out of this, people can be put into a bad place by following them and believing their words. And while it is true that we hold the responsibility for our own welfare, being diligent in this digital world can be challenging because we are bombarded with so much information, where misleading info is rampant, that makes it difficult to determine which is which.


Most of the influencers that doing this kind of crap always put a disclaimer segment on there video. They are just simply advertising and that's there job, It's up to the people if they will believe it or not. Honestly, people that following and easily putting there trust on random guy on social media are worst and not worthy to be pity in case they suffer some loss. Let them learned from there mistake and move forward so that they can be better.