You should always do your research, even if the streamer advertises a reliable and honest casino. The problem may be that, for example, he is from country A, in which the advertised casino has no problems, and you are from country B, in which the casino has problems/restrictions for citizens of this country. Thus, if you do not check the compliance of the casino just for you, you can get into an unpleasant situation.
The biggest gambling streamers are making millions of dollars from advertising certain casinos. When you're getting that kind of money there is no incentive to telling people about the negative aspects associated with gambling. They just want to keep the money coming in. In all fairness, it's the user's responsibility to read the terms and conditions before making a deposit. People should always be under the assumption that streamers are there to provide entertainment and what you see is not an accurate depiction of real life.
Users of the casino platform are fully responsible for reading before agreeing to the terms and conditions made by the casino. it should have been done after creating an account and before making a deposit.
but the current reality is not like that. more novice gamblers are in a hurry to create an account and when there is a notification regarding the terms and conditions they instantly click accept.
if regional-related issues occur as intended, I don't think the casino is to blame. and users also can not fight for their rights.
98% of users I don't think ever read the casino ToS in detail, they just register and play. The risk of loss and addiction is a risk that must be borne alone and the casino will not be held responsible. Those who are in a hurry and just want to play will definitely get a loss in the end. If it's just playing as entertainment, then it won't be a problem. But if used as income and expect a lot of profit, they have gone the wrong way. they should be investing, not gambling.