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.
Those big wins they do show during streems sometimes to me does look like it was planed between them and some of these casinos so I do consider them to be unrealistic because how is it that other regular gamblers find it hard to replicate on theioqn end, it's just have to be some manipulations since the casinos have got access to the back end.
There can be some possibilities in this case because when it comes to marketing strategy, anything can be done by the casino + the streamer as long as they can get great exposure from the videos and streams.
Myself wont call them as both real videos and/or manipulated videos because I dont care about it, if we care too much about it then it will affect our gambling habit.
When we think that the videos are manipulated, we as gamblers may think too much and become so worry to play the same game as we may think that we will never win something good because the one in our mind is "manipulation".
On the other side, when we think that they are all real videos, it may lead us into too high expectation to get the same experience as what is shown in the video that may lead us into something out of control because we may force ourselves to keep playing until we win.