Twitch Slot Streamers

[Drekken]

Has anybody got any thoughts, opinions or theories about streamers?. Real money but is it there own money or are providers or casinos paying money into their Skrill account to play their games. 1 streamer did a 130k bonus hunt and had 33k viewers. Others just casually deposit 1k-4k on a daily basis.

[Flatzem]

3 hours ago, Drekken said:

Has anybody got any thoughts, opinions or theories about streamers?. Real money but is it there own money or are providers or casinos paying money into their Skrill account to play their games. 1 streamer did a 130k bonus hunt and had 33k viewers. Others just casually deposit 1k-4k on a daily basis.

twitch/youtube streamers.. some use their own real money but they get 100% or better bonuses on every deposit and also they get affiliate income by getting a % of the losses from players that have signed up to casinos using their links, (also they can do higher stakes bets and mix it up with table games/gameshow bets as well as their slots), then you have some fake streamers that get fake money accounts from the casino that they cant withdraw money from (you will notice these fakers don't give a damn when they lose cause it doesn't affect them at all emotionally/financially. Those casinos also allow them to use bonus funds/fake funds to do bonus hunts which is not allowed by legit casinos for real players.

[Belona]

Flatzem painted the picture perfectly, plenty of shady schemes out there. To the point that some streamers play with 100% fake money.
Ourselves we just started our new stream channel, our money comes from our pocket, we are affiliates. With our streamers, we split the pot in half both, gains and loses. Follow us and enjoy our streams < snip >

Edited September 24, 2020 by ValDes
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[Afi4wins]

For me, I'd rather be enjoying my time relaxing as a stream flows by...aaaah...the sound of flowing water...healing music to my ears...and safety for my aching wallet... 

[kayenne23]

@Drekken The system has definitely changed over the last 5 years. At first, streamers were getting a 0.4 to 2 euro bet. Now the system has indeed changed. Let me tell you how it works. Now a streamer who has a good amount of streamers can easily receive a non withdrawable money, so he can play and get the viewers back. This can happen only and since the streamer is an affiliate. If you see a streamer betting 50 euros per spin or doing 30 or 130k bonus hunts, it's like me watching mutd and believing they will win the premier league. (I mean come on). On the other hand there are streamers who will play out of their pocket ( maybe the earnings from affiliate income) but there are not a lot. I think.. Also there are not any casino either affiliate that would pay a streamer to play at their casino. If this happens, then there are terms such as no affiliated links but only the name of the casino displayed and promoted. ( I think it's rare) 

Also note that streamers get better bonuses etc. There is an advantage. For me a bad thing that happens by this tactic is that streamers who seem like they don't know anything about gambling, make it look like fun. (Betting 20 or 50 per spin like it's nothing for hours) This shows that gambling can be fun with this particular way. Which of course ain't. 

Not a fan of the streaming world etc btw