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.
Take it not seriously, because when we take it seriously then it can make us want to get what is shown by the streamer or the video we see which of course leads us to continue gambling even though we have experienced many defeats or have actually made a profit that is actually enough to be withdrawn. There are many platforms on social media that are interesting and can make many people interested in doing the same thing as the instructions that have been stated, but it does depend on ourselves too. If we have common sense or a good mindset then we should not fully believe in the things that are advertised or promoted lately, because in any case it will ultimately lead to luck alone that will determine it but also don't expect too much that we will always be lucky in the gambling that is done, so set good limits then everything will be under control.