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Quote from: Hispo on October 26, 2023, 11:27:32 PM

Question for all you guys who consider yourselves to be veterans within the gambling world.
Do you think you would be able to spot a fake gambling streamer from an actual streamer who would be wagering their money in a casino (no sponsorships or fake credits of any kind) ?

To be honest, I do not think I could spot the difference, though I would try to find over-exaggerated reactions to losses and unnatural underwhelming reactions to wins. But a good actor could always fool someone like me, who is not used to watching streamers for hours and hours in a row.

What you guys think?
Would you be willing to bet on you spotting the fakers?

. They were laughing but you could recognize that it was scripted but I am not saying all but there are this kind of streamers.

I think that is one of the easiest ways to identify whether someone is showing genuine feelings of happiness or are faking all of it, through their laugher or their grim/smile.
Faking joy and happiness can be difficult for the average person, so one could tell whether some streamer is actually betting/gambling when they react to wins.
Once I was taught that someone who is laughing authentically will have their eyes stretched (a tendency to getting then close), if someone fakes a smile and does not do so, then it is very likely to be gambling monopoly money for the sake of advertisements, etc.

Though, I would not be willing to bet my own money on trying to identify fake streamers among authentic ones.

Well, it's true, a lot of streamers - *won 40k* and their reaction: "hmmm ok" (when bankroll is 200k). But when you look at the best streamers (Rosh, for example) – they show emotions, they entertain because they know for they get paid for.

Perhaps, one of the most important aspects of being a successful gambling streamer is not only to attract audience but also make people feel identified with the feelings you show, both when you lose and also when you win money.
If I was watching a streamer who reacted differently from what I would expect myself to react, then I do not think I would stay around watching them much longer.
Also, of the streamer is one who wagers amounts of money which I could have access to someday and actually managed to pull some big win, then it would fit her encourage me to join whatever casino he is playing on.

Just gambling and under reacting in front to people does not make sense, otherwise the audience would just log in their accounts and set the automated play with little or not balance, the streamer is the only difference in that scenario, he is a performer.