Quote from: Fivestar4everMVP on Today at 03:51:42 AM

Quote from: Yogee on August 24, 2023, 12:49:20 PM

I wonder how much it would cost for partnering with streamers on Kick to promote a gambling platform. They get certain contracts from what I understand but I'm not sure if casinos or igaming are allowed to deal with them directly since Kick is basically run by the owner of Stake.

Kick is the rival of Twitch in case you didn't know. A lot of streamers migrated there when they were banned on Twitch.

Very much depends on your number of fellowership, and also the average number of views you get on every video you post, or number of participants that turn up on your live stream every time you go online..
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I've saw in one news article about Stake paying one streamer a whopping $1 million dollars for a streaming contract, though it was not stated how long the contract was to last, but one thing I've come to believe is that, streamers with a huge following are making a killing from online gambling casinos in terms of promotion and advertisement .

I think that was with Drake as a contract and being one of the most expensive contracts in gambling advertising.This guy was playing 1 million dollars bets anyway before joining Stake and people like him make a lot of impact,I don't know if the contract with him is still active but for advertisement it means if you get the best bang for your money if you get the best people to promote your site.Casinos are at the forefront of paying different people and venues to make them advertise their business and as such making an impact,if they do not spend money on marketing their website would be dead in a very short amount of time that is why most reputable casinos spend a lot and I mean truly a lot in marketing efforts.