Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 191)

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Bones wrote on 01/28/2020 at 8:52 pm: Oh god I watched this now. A grown man with a crown on his head screams like speech impaired "what old OH MY GOD WHO ARE YOU" into the camera?!

So advertising, fair enough. If it works, I'm happy for GJ. But I wonder WHY it works. I don't want to judge but WHO is watching this? Someone please show me the people who are doing this. This is quasi scientific interest.

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supermode wrote on 28.01.2020 at 21:14
Find your thesis interesting that you prefer to watch jungle camp and see added value in mealworm-eating Z celebs

I like to watch streams, whether casino is streamed or just something else that interests and entertains me.
Watch for several years no more TV and see it like you just exactly from the other side that one thereby dumbs down. Do not really want to have a long discussion so everyone as he wants and what he thinks is right

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Matthias wrote on 28.01.2020 at 21:10: bones, you I also have no idea who looks at this every day or for it still every month spends money to buy a sub.
(FYI, I've been a sub since yesterday so I could post in chat, but won't be renewing the subscription)
But apparently there are really many of them, otherwise he would not reach so many people.
Yesterday, after all, more than 40,000 people watched live as he gambled.

Personally, I'm interested purely for the reason that we work in the industry and sometimes I even find the streams quite funny, whether Roshtein or Knossi, or even Monte I liked to watch gambling, but the latter got one on the lid.

Yes, as far as the donation was concerned, it was a marketing attempt - overall the effect was mixed, but it gave us new ideas and showed us which technical screws we could still turn at GambleJoe.
As you say, it's Daniel's and my private money and everyone can do what they want with their money.

You know, many people only see this one-time fundraiser and think I'm crazy.
But most people don't know what Daniel and I do for society.
We donate to various organizations, children's homes, help the homeless in Germany or Malta, everywhere we can.
Only last week I equipped my son's school with electric heaters, because there is no heating system in Malta and all the children have to sit in class with jackets on.
But I think, if you do something good from your heart, you don't have to trumpet or prove it everywhere, and that actually has nothing to do with GambleJoe.

Anyone who knows me in the real world knows that I have been an entrepreneur for over 15 years and have made my money long before GambleJoe even existed. Of course we make good money from this site these days, but whether we run this site or not, that wouldn't change our standard of living.

Knossi's donation was a spur-of-the-moment decision, perhaps not necessarily well thought out, but the fact that such a barrel is being opened now is something none of us would have expected.

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Matthias wrote on 28.01.2020 at 21:10: bones, you I also have no idea who looks at this every day or for it still every month spends money to buy a sub.
(FYI, I've been a sub since yesterday so I could post in chat, but won't be renewing the subscription)
But apparently there are really many of them, otherwise he would not reach so many people.
Yesterday, after all, more than 40,000 people watched live as he gambled.

Personally, I'm interested purely for the reason that we work in the industry and sometimes I even find the streams quite funny, whether Roshtein or Knossi, or even Monte I liked to watch gambling, but the latter got one on the lid.

Yes, as far as the donation was concerned, it was a marketing attempt - overall the effect was mixed, but it gave us new ideas and showed us which technical screws we could still turn at GambleJoe.
As you say, it's Daniel's and my private money and everyone can do what they want with their money.

You know, many people only see this one-time fundraiser and think I'm crazy.
But most people don't know what Daniel and I do for society.
We donate to various organizations, children's homes, help the homeless in Germany or Malta, everywhere we can.
Only last week I equipped my son's school with electric heaters, because there is no heating system in Malta and all the children have to sit in class with jackets on.
But I think, if you do something good from your heart, you don't have to trumpet or prove it everywhere, and that actually has nothing to do with GambleJoe.

Anyone who knows me in the real world knows that I have been an entrepreneur for over 15 years and have made my money long before GambleJoe even existed. Of course we make good money from this site these days, but whether we run this site or not, that wouldn't change our standard of living.

Knossi's donation was a spur-of-the-moment decision, perhaps not necessarily well thought out, but the fact that such a barrel is being opened now is something none of us would have expected.

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Nik89 wrote on 29/01/2020 at 05:29: Is it just not working for me or can't you press the Mga logo on SlotsMillion? Does anyone know who all belongs to them?

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