Quote from: hedgeh0g on February 27, 2025, 07:56:19 PM

Quote from: TopT3ns on February 27, 2025, 06:35:20 PM

Quote from: Bushdark on February 27, 2025, 04:49:09 PM

Many gambling influencers that keep posting their referral links to attract more users are mostly not a real gambler.
Many of their followers are mostly not ending up in profits while the influencers keep making money from referral links without any stress.
Gambling should be profitable but sometimes you might not even make money which is why it is good to ask questions so to avoid some unnecessary loses. We all ha e to have other sources of income as gamblers so we don't become fully dependent on gambling to pay our bills.

Lot of those who engage in gambling are looking for the chance that gambling provides but not all have the same luck. Promoters of referral links are apt to give more emphasis on the commissions than on the play interfaces. This puts many of their followers into expectations that can never be met. However, the influencers still get paid commissions while still avoiding high risks of investing on their own business. In such an environment, it is not surprising that some manyqwesig question whether these promotions are effective except for those people that are at the top of their gaming industry. It means gambling can be profitable and, at the same time, not quite as they planned, which makes many people change the way they deal with money in the given field.

In general, it is enough to be public and show your life and do what you like on camera, so that it will interest some people, because in any case we will gather an audience that likes our actions. So I want to say that inserting your referral links is also available to everyone, the only question is whether we are ready to take moral responsibility that some players who start playing can become addicted. Of course, many public streamers do not think about this, but this is a real problem that almost no one is interested in, to my regret. Honestly, I am probably not ready yet to insert referral links to a huge audience, but if it is one of my friends whom I know well and am sure that he will not be addicted, I will definitely share the referral link with him. In general, I will not earn much on this.

The goal is to make money and not for charity or responsibility concerns, most of these influencers are the core reason newbies are addicted to gambling because they paint fake stories about gambling success by programmed wins issued to them for advertising purposes. They are the richest in the marketing world since I'm not sure they're only paid for their conversations, but also for visibility on their handles.

Anyways, they can only manipulate newbies and not OGs like us who knows the inside story of gambling activities. Sadly there are lots of newbies who fall prey to their antics.

Talking about social media censorship, aren't these reckless gambling activities supposed to be censored?? It could help protect the younger generation to some extent.