Online Casinos in general: Streamer wins (Page 3)

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Not right, because the 500% bonus streamers also use only 1000€. But I understand what you are getting at...

With how many bullets? Your standard bullet is 1000€ as you wrote.

Unfortunately, speculation is not a good starting point for an argument. How many of the 30K spectators are regular fans and how many are actually new fans? Because after the regulars are "grazed" only the growth rate counts as a basis for your calculation - and especially MontanaBlack whose audience is assumed to have a significant proportion of minors is even less suitable for such a calculation.

But in principle I give you right, it is promotion and the casino would only operate if it is worthwhile in the long term.

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capriz wrote on 11/18/2018 at 11:13 pm


We don't know Lapalingo's numbers. If it wasn't worth it for the streamers and the casino operators, neither the streamers would sit down and gamble for hours nor the casino operators would "advertise" like this.
I wanted to make clear with my speculation about the possible new registrations only how much a casino profits from it, if only 1000 new players register and Deposit 100€ in the month. That is 100k revenue in one month. And I think that the 100€ in deposit is not unrealistic and works well as an average value. So if Monte, Rosh or anyone else can cash out 50k in a month, the casino will still have made a win

You also have to keep in mind that the casino operators only offer the slots on their site. If someone wins at NETENT, it's not the casino operator that pays, it's the slot manufacturer. So if the casino site supports his player with 500% he does not have to pay the actual amount won, but the difference so 5000€. So neither the casino site takes a high Risk, nor the player. Both sides profit!

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Ankor wrote on 19/11/2018 at 01:12 PM
Unfortunately I can't believe that, casino operators receive players money and slot providers pay in case of winning? No, it is different in every case except jackpots. Because if the slot Provider would have to pay new casinos would allow higher payouts per month and would not even care who wins - they never have to pay anyway, but always only the slot provider.

The providers get their monthly fee for providing the games and done, the casino where you win has to pay the win and can go bankrupt.

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Tropper wrote on 11/19/2018 at 06:59 AM

I have heard and read this so many times.

I would like to have a source?

Would the slot BOD then be more expensive than Bonanza for example?
What would be the price list, is it paid monthly or yearly?

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Ankor wrote on 11/19/2018 at 07:18 AM
I'll do some more research on this, don't want to write anything wrong. But it will take me a while, but in that time you are welcome to post sources I'll be happy to read through. To answer your question, probably different - that will make out and discuss with the casinos.

Counter question: what if you get €10 from BOD and put it back into Bonanza, does BTG get the €10 from Playn Go through the casino as an intermediary?

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Lucifer88 wrote on 11/19/2018 at 11:45: Without being able to name sources, I am pretty sure that the casino pays the slot operator per spin. In the event of a win, the casino pays them out as well

So the slot developers are always the big winners and in principle can't make a loss, since it doesn't matter if you win or lose on a spin. They merely provide the playground

If the game Provider paid out the wins, then every casino would probably also allow the highest bet for a slot. However, this differs from casino to casino, as they can set the stakes themselves, precisely because they are the ones who pay out the wins

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Unbeliver wrote on 19.11.2018 at 12:43 pm: The manufacturer gets a license fee per spin in the form of a low percentage, the exception are the manufacturer jackpots which are of course paid out by them, there again the jackpots of casinos or casino groups are the exception. Sources and transparency you want to have in addition, only times so a question, if you let yourselves install a therme by the Installateur, must this then also its conditions and discounts with e.g. Junkers admit? ... ..probably not and that is also the reason why you will learn little or nothing. It has also sure each casino its own contract, often also staggered and the more spins the better the price.

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