Quote from: Ojima-ojo on March 13, 2025, 09:16:43 PM

Quote from: ChiBitCTy on March 10, 2025, 04:53:13 AM

Anyone else noticing this? I mostly just use Insta but what’s kind of funny is I never saw gambling ads until just recently and in fact, maybe two of the recent four posts I’ve found, I found were for” dual bits” the current campaign I’m in. I thought this was really cool. I know I took a screenshot somewhere. I will have to dig it up to add to this thread but again I’ve also seen others and just curious if anyone else is seeing the same they tend?

I have seen that stake getting advertised by my local content creators and I for once asked myself if that stake that is being advertised is the same as the real stake that we all know here in the forum, the reason I asked is that those social media promoters are using tools like AI to make their videos and it doesn't look and sound real most times.

This spike up a crusty in me to doubt the legitness of those crypto gambling sites that got their platform advertising in such a manner, I am not against social media promotions in form of videos and images, but what is not appealing is the fake reviews and nature of those videos creators.

Yes, the stake that is being advertised by local social media influencers is the same as the stake we know in this forum because when I watched the videos by the local social media influencers, they were telling Nigerians that they can now place a bet with "Naira" on stake casino, which was one of the developments that was recently added to stake casino. I think stake casino management collaborates with the local social media influencers so that the Nigerian citizens who are making use of stake casino can easily fund their accounts with Naira and gamble at their convenience.