Conspiracy theories: Casino Streamer Fake money or Real? (Page 19)

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JonasBrrt wrote on 31.12.2023 at 08:33: I honestly don't understand the question at all... never thought about the fact that this could be real money from them 😂
It's just like a side job, they get a fixed amount for advertising and streaming... But it's clear that the money is provided by the casino 😅

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gtfhjxntrtgjmn wrote on 30.12.2023 at 18:08: All casino streamers have a contract. All money is support money, i.e. no real money from them. You can top it up daily and more often via SmS. The casino itself tops up the money and it is not their money.
Which is also perfectly logical, no one in the world who has that much money sits down every day and streams, that is THEIR VETRAG, they have to do it to get money. For the casino itself, it's the stimulation of people, i.e. advertising.

There is no one who gambles with their own money, they are all contracts, as soon as you stream you can sign a contract and get money to play every day. It looks like real money, but they can't pay it out to your own account. If you think LOGICALLY, every intelligent person knows that it can never be their own money, they sit there day after day for what? Are they so dependent on Twitch money when they gamble away thousands of euros?

I noticed it with a Streamer who said publicly that it was only contracts, even Rohstein could only ever top up 500k via SMS. They get a certain number, when they write their text there they always get the same money loaded immediately.

There are no people who play with their own money.
You should also know that if you watch them for months, it only serves to motivate all viewers to top up their own money.
It's best not to support them at all. Everything is fake, i.e. nothing real, even if the money is real, but it does not belong to them, there is no one to pay it out.

It's all just advertising for the casinos.
What normal person sits down and plays slots every day? Not even an addict.

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gamble1 wrote on May 30th, 2024 at 7:26 pm:
There are enough people who also have millions and spend them on gambling but do you want to tell me that there are 30 milk boys on the planet who don't even have a beard and are already sinking € 10,000 a day in some boxes? Not in my life! I mean, of course there can be such a thing, but they're springing up like mushrooms - it feels like every second one looks like 12 and is apparently a multimillionaire haha

My favorite are the ones who are really cocky and show off with their play money

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Hidaruma wrote on 03.06.2024 at 16:30:
It's not gambling money. Streamers just get the money from the casino as a "salary" and have to stream accordingly and advertise the casinos with it.


Depending on the deal, they can then keep more or less of it.

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strikerwin wrote on 17.06.2024 at 20:01: Probably 80% of streamers play with money that is sponsored by the casino, you can tell just by the reactions to big wins or there is almost no reaction . It's just a business model, casinos get more reach through streamers and the streamers get money from the casino.

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GamblerK795 wrote on 19.11.2024 at 09:57: So I stream casino myself and can give you insight and be open and transparent about how deals look like etc. if you could give me tips on how I can promote my links better 🤣

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