Quote from: DragonSlots on January 14, 2025, 10:05:22 AM

Quote from: alani123 on October 20, 2024, 07:06:57 PM

A friend talked to me the other day about how they were tempted to go play some slots after seeing a stream for the last couple of days.

I decided why not and told him to send me a link so we can watch together for a while. During the span of 20 minutes the streamer got at least 3 jackpots of over 100x.
We all know that when playing slots it's more likely than not that you end up burning your entire balance before you can win anything significant. Surely you could get a few wins here and there but not enough to remain in profit forever.

So this got me suspicious and I started digging. On online forums like this one many people have observed that streamers and those doing slot videos on YouTube have very unrealistic streaks.
Of course this raises suspicions but casinos keep doing these sponsored streams.

So I wonder what could possibly be going on here. Is it normal to see so may wins as the streamers get? And if you see this, doesn't it make you less likely to trust a casino hosting something seemingly so suspicious?

You know, I've noticed that gambling streams often showcase frequent big wins, which can be misleading. These streamers might receive sponsored funds from casinos, allowing them to place large bets without personal risk. This creates an illusion of easy success that doesn't reflect the typical player's experience. If you want to try a casino, try it without relying on streamers and trust your own judgment. I also suggest to gamble responsibly for fun and not to make money or win daily. It's not a job, it's a game.

You are making sense with this point, we can only trust ourselves on social media and any engaging platforms these days, they are not always what they show us. They often simulate this through computer programs and will just be played like a video while the streamer acts as if it is being played in real time.

This is why you see many of them so rich, they have their paymasters which is even beyond the regular affiliates we used to know. Well, I still see no big deal in those marketing gimmicks though, it is we the gamblers who should lend ourselves some sense and gamble conservatively.