Opinion on streamers winning millions every day?

[copyyy]

Recently I came upon one streamer that is for long in slot section 4-5 years at least streaming slots etc. Never watched him at all, but when I saw him playing on same site I mainly play on (Stake) and posting his big wins I shocked.
Im sure all of you will know who am I talking about, the guy that hits 6MIL dollars on Wanted Dead or a Wild then hits 9MIL on it week after that. Just to HIT OVER 16MIL dollars on that slot again 2days ago. Not to mention that every bonus hunt streamers do are 40-50 break even, how is that even possible I don't know.
So many streamers are sponsored now by same site that Im gonna stop playing on it, cuz I think that they are destroying RTP, hitting every single day millions makes me feel that us players are suffering because of that.

[copyyy]

Oh forgot to add another thing about 40/50X break even "bonus hunts" streamers are doing. Most of hunts are done offline so they can just say they spend 1MIL hunting and have 40-50BE but in reality they spend like 3-4M getting all the bonuses. It just promotes unrealistic gambling, and  people think that they can do same stuff and rob casino 

[Blackjax]

Stake streamers are usually fake. They don't get the money they win. They only make money when people sign up through their link just like affiliate sites. The money is added to their account by the Stake and it's just demo money.

[cocopop3011]

My opinion - they're really p*****g me off!

I have never been a fan! I think it gives players a false sense of security. Yeah it's easy for them to win millions of course it is they're not playing with their own money. 

Nah, it's not for me at all. Would rather watch paint dry.

[blondie]

I am pretty sure I know which one you meant in your post. And all I can say is fake, fake, fake! There was a time when I enjoyed some streamers that were being reasonable/ playing at legitimate casinos and just overall interesting people to watch. Then there were so many streamers at some point that everyone was trying to get attention, for example, playing with hundreds and even thousand bets per spin. And your example streamer is constantly winning millions- if it was real, the casino would go bankrupt. Also his reaction to winning over a million feels so fake - if I'd won a million, I'd not spend a cent on a slot machine, let alone have continuous sessions of 1000$ bets. It's just sad that there's some people that believe that it's legitimate and end up signing up at scam casinos.

[cocopop3011]

1 hour ago, blondie said:

I am pretty sure I know which one you meant in your post. And all I can say is fake, fake, fake! There was a time when I enjoyed some streamers that were being reasonable/ playing at legitimate casinos and just overall interesting people to watch. Then there were so many streamers at some point that everyone was trying to get attention, for example, playing with hundreds and even thousand bets per Spin. And your example streamer is constantly winning millions- if it was real, the casino would go bankrupt. Also his reaction to winning over a million feels so fake - if I'd won a million, I'd not spend a cent on a slot machine, let alone have continuous sessions of 1000$ bets. It's just sad that there's some people that believe that it's legitimate and end up signing up at scam casinos.

If I won millions, you wouldn't see me for dust 

[blondie]

7 minutes ago, cocopop3011 said:

If I won millions, you wouldn't see me for dust 

Well, exactly! Don't get me started on the things I'd do after a win like that.  

[ValDes]

IMHO, the 'real' streaming ends with the dollar-bet threshold... Everything above that is let's say... quite debatable. 

Just my two cents.  

[blondie]

I agree.  And let's not even talk about the bonus buys in excess of 2000x bet and above. That's just irresponsible in my opinion.

[ValDes]

22 hours ago, blondie said:

I agree.  And let's not even talk about the bonus buys in excess of 2000x bet and above. That's just irresponsible in my opinion.

You are too 'politically correct' actually...  

The truth is that's misleading at best.