Until now, I think those streamers who have created unrealistic content of winning on their youtube channels are still rampant. And what they are doing is blatant fraud and those who have an idea and know what they are showing on their streaming are using demo accounts.
The thing is that the majority of their viewers do not know this, so they are really tempted to deposit money and sign-up at the casino that the streamers are promoting. So, extra caution is still needed with these streamers, in fact.
I could agree, but not all of them are frauds because still we find some streamers are doing good and true. That is why we must know who to follow. We keep in mind that these streamers are also doing their job, and it was also for us to judge their actions as well. If we noticed that they are wrong, we can ignore them or report their account rather than let them continue their wrongdoings.
But yeah, we've worried about how it cost the young people who viewed their videos. They are vulnerable to falling into traps due to poor judgment and experience.
For me, streamers who do good or do their job properly are those who from the beginning explain in detail about what and how gambling really is, especially from the negative side, so not only discussing or showing off my big win but also explaining that besides being able to win, we are also very likely to lose in gambling, so the point is I can only categorize them as a good streamer if for example they explain everything in detail, especially in the risk section.
But on the other hand, I think that is something that is very unlikely to be done by streamers because their goal here is to get many people to register on the site link they provide, simply put, the more people who register, the more commission they will get, and well, if for example streamers explain the negative impacts of gambling, wouldn't that action reduce their target of getting many users to register? I think so.