Streamers Biggest Wins

Streamers Biggest Wins - #12 / 2024

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Streamers Biggest Wins - #12 / 2024 is part of a compilation series featuring new big wins on slots from casino streamers verified to be playing with real money.
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Featured streamers:
00:00 - Intro
00:05 - @LetsGiveItASpinTV - Looney Pop
01:37 - Link in description
01:42 - Teukka - Zeus vs Hades Gods of War
03:24 - @mikeslotnew - 2 Wild 2 Die
05:49 - @YouBanditTube - Drop’Em
07:45 - @BlackJoker-Onlinecasino - Lil Devil
09:38 - @brouitup - Dork Unit
12:07 - @ShellsCasino - Zeus vs Hades Gods of War
13:17 - @dafrou1243 - Money Train 4
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@CasinoGrounds Ай бұрын

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@peterclarke23 Ай бұрын

Real drop in quality recently

@MasonSlots Ай бұрын

Imagine winning thousands upon thousands of x worth of money and only one of them got truly excited lol, pathetic streamers on this video and the last dozen only people who win anymore are these streamers us lot get shafted

@civreiwey Ай бұрын

Why do you keep advertising The Bandit? He plays on a crypto casino that has no license ... Letsgiveitaspin do you find this fair ? You pride yourself in being a fair channel. What a let down for the FAIR gambling community.

@mfslots Ай бұрын

lots play on crypto and they have been around enough time for people to vouch for them I myself am based in the UK have used them even though they are not licensed and have never had an issue with withdrawals other than foreign transaction fees which sting. The point your trying to make is no longer valid really the focus should be on fake casino streaming deals

@TheTibbsy007 Ай бұрын

Casino Streamers: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Disclaimer: Although intended to offer a balanced perspective, this is an article written to stimulate debate. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect any official policy. Fake casino streamers - here is what you should know Anyone who knows anything about casino streaming is probably aware of the fact that it’s been plagued with dubious practices such as fake money streaming and view botting for a very long time. Despite being heavily debated for years now amongst enraged viewers and frustrated streamers alike, the situation doesn’t seem to have improved much. Even though streamers suspected of faking it have been called out with compelling evidence on more than one occasion, the rebuke seems to have been rolling of them like water off a duck’s back. As a matter of fact, many of the genuine streamers are unwilling to take the fight because they worry about potential backlash. As it turns out, fake casino streamers are often well-organised. They expect attacks and are used to them. Scammers are typically unscrupulous people. They have no problem lying in your face and know exactly how to twist the truth in order to make themselves appear as victims of slander and defamation. One common such tactic is to portray the accuser as someone who is trying to bring down their competitor. Like brainwashed members of a cult, fake casino streamers are also typically backed by their followers (or trolls, no one knows for sure) who tend to come to the rescue on whichever social media platform the discussion happens to take place. These unscrupulous fake casino streamers are generally also the same kind of people who run shady affiliate sites that are made to look like professional reviewing sites but have zero ambition to build anything of actual value to offer the reader. Instead, they resort to bad practices such as systematically stealing content from other websites and ripping off their content. Sometimes they even intentionally target problem gamblers using keywords like “casinos not on Gamstop” as, for example, casino streamers Fruity Slots were caught doing. Unfortunately, there are plenty of reputable casinos and game providers who are ok with this as long as the customers continue to roll in. Not all viewers realise that there is a lot of money involved in casino streaming. What was once new experimental ground for a small group of affiliates on which to combine their passion for slots with affiliation has now turned into a large-scale industry. Since then, it has attracted a myriad of fortune-seekers and shady affiliates. The casino streaming scene is literally overflowing with new streamers who appear to have seemingly unlimited balances, and who are able to pull off ‘bonus hunts‘ worth thousands of Euros whilst betting 10-50€ per spin day in and day out like it’s perfectly normal. This reckless behavior is not something that is restricted to fake casino streamers though. All big streamers have more or less gone down this route, becoming mandatory for those fighting for the top spot. 1€ bets just don’t cut it anymore. This behavior has also been normalized and used as an incentive to encourage viewers (and potential customers) to take bigger risks. While it’s easy to point fingers and blame all streamers, it’s important to remember that, for the “good guys” to be able to compete with the fake casino streamers, they have been forced to increase their bets over time in order to stay relevant. Sadly, all of this has contributed to making regulations tighter, hence ruining the experience for regular players whilst putting affiliates who play by the book in a bad spot. The Online casinos, meanwhile, don’t seem too bothered about responsible gambling issues - only when they are forced to, at which point it’s always too late. The game providers aren’t much better. They seem perfectly happy to endorse whichever streamers that are willing to accept their sponsor money and seem more capable of flying under the radar of regulators. Seeing that the casino industry has been more or less banned from advertising on radio and TV, casino streamers can offer some sweet exposure. At this point, you might be asking yourself why regulators are not imposing a complete ban on streaming? The short answer is; they can’t really do that. While the UK Gambling Commission has clearly shown its disapproval on several occasions, which was expressed in one of their more recent license condition updates, and which also forced UK streamers to abandon Twitch and age-gate their KZbin videos, they hold no jurisdiction outside of UK borders. A streamer located in Malta remains unaffected by these rules. While doing research for one of our articles, the UK Gambling Commission wrote us: As an organisation we are aware of gambling streams and we are continually monitoring their impact. We have been engaging with Twitch to ensure they understand their responsibilities under the Gambling Act 2005 regarding their content, and their obligations in regard to responsible gambling.

@civreiwey 28 күн бұрын

@@mfslots You are literally vouching for unrelgulated gambling. There is no excuse on earth for doing that. The point i'm trying to make is that what you do is illegal no matter how much you try to sugar coat it. There is no defence mechanism in place for players. Absolute ALL crypto casinos are scum, with people running it from shady places.

@UKisFK Ай бұрын

lol the guy won close to 100k on zeus he did not care at all, he know his playing on fake money

@jonik5131 Ай бұрын

He withdrew 150k, he is a legit streamer

@UKisFK Ай бұрын

@@jonik5131 yee right, I hade many offers to play on fake money, and it show cashout and deposits but you never get anything on bank

@TheTibbsy007 Ай бұрын

Not one streamer uses actual hard money. All affiliate accounts using software real funds. Check companies house to see declared revenue turn over. Chipmunk slots £20 a spin lives in a council house. Tripe. Not one bank statement ever shown even if personal data covered up. Matching deposit to the time not the casino ins and outs as that's software funds. Offered the same in 2020. Shambles.

@CasinoGrounds Ай бұрын

I know for a fact that _"All affiliate accounts using software real funds."_ is not true. Unless you're referring to your own digital bank account as "software real funds". If you've got anything backing your claims above, feel free to share and discuss it at: forum.casinogrounds.com/

@TheTibbsy007 Ай бұрын

Companies house doesn't lie 😂😂. Casino Streamers: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Disclaimer: Although intended to offer a balanced perspective, this is an article written to stimulate debate. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect any official policy. Fake casino streamers - here is what you should know Anyone who knows anything about casino streaming is probably aware of the fact that it’s been plagued with dubious practices such as fake money streaming and view botting for a very long time. Despite being heavily debated for years now amongst enraged viewers and frustrated streamers alike, the situation doesn’t seem to have improved much. Even though streamers suspected of faking it have been called out with compelling evidence on more than one occasion, the rebuke seems to have been rolling of them like water off a duck’s back. As a matter of fact, many of the genuine streamers are unwilling to take the fight because they worry about potential backlash. As it turns out, fake casino streamers are often well-organised. They expect attacks and are used to them. Scammers are typically unscrupulous people. They have no problem lying in your face and know exactly how to twist the truth in order to make themselves appear as victims of slander and defamation. One common such tactic is to portray the accuser as someone who is trying to bring down their competitor. Like brainwashed members of a cult, fake casino streamers are also typically backed by their followers (or trolls, no one knows for sure) who tend to come to the rescue on whichever social media platform the discussion happens to take place. These unscrupulous fake casino streamers are generally also the same kind of people who run shady affiliate sites that are made to look like professional reviewing sites but have zero ambition to build anything of actual value to offer the reader. Instead, they resort to bad practices such as systematically stealing content from other websites and ripping off their content. Sometimes they even intentionally target problem gamblers using keywords like “casinos not on Gamstop” as, for example, casino streamers Fruity Slots were caught doing. Unfortunately, there are plenty of reputable casinos and game providers who are ok with this as long as the customers continue to roll in. Not all viewers realise that there is a lot of money involved in casino streaming. What was once new experimental ground for a small group of affiliates on which to combine their passion for slots with affiliation has now turned into a large-scale industry. Since then, it has attracted a myriad of fortune-seekers and shady affiliates. The casino streaming scene is literally overflowing with new streamers who appear to have seemingly unlimited balances, and who are able to pull off ‘bonus hunts‘ worth thousands of Euros whilst betting 10-50€ per spin day in and day out like it’s perfectly normal. This reckless behavior is not something that is restricted to fake casino streamers though. All big streamers have more or less gone down this route, becoming mandatory for those fighting for the top spot. 1€ bets just don’t cut it anymore. This behavior has also been normalized and used as an incentive to encourage viewers (and potential customers) to take bigger risks. While it’s easy to point fingers and blame all streamers, it’s important to remember that, for the “good guys” to be able to compete with the fake casino streamers, they have been forced to increase their bets over time in order to stay relevant. Sadly, all of this has contributed to making regulations tighter, hence ruining the experience for regular players whilst putting affiliates who play by the book in a bad spot. The Online casinos, meanwhile, don’t seem too bothered about responsible gambling issues - only when they are forced to, at which point it’s always too late. The game providers aren’t much better. They seem perfectly happy to endorse whichever streamers that are willing to accept their sponsor money and seem more capable of flying under the radar of regulators. Seeing that the casino industry has been more or less banned from advertising on radio and TV, casino streamers can offer some sweet exposure. At this point, you might be asking yourself why regulators are not imposing a complete ban on streaming? The short answer is; they can’t really do that. While the UK Gambling Commission has clearly shown its disapproval on several occasions, which was expressed in one of their more recent license condition updates, and which also forced UK streamers to abandon Twitch and age-gate their KZbin videos, they hold no jurisdiction outside of UK borders. A streamer located in Malta remains unaffected by these rules. While doing research for one of our articles, the UK Gambling Commission wrote us: As an organisation we are aware of gambling streams and we are continually monitoring their impact. We have been engaging with Twitch to ensure they understand their responsibilities under the Gambling Act 2005 regarding their content, and their obligations in regard to responsible gambling.

@TheTibbsy007 Ай бұрын

@@CasinoGrounds Casino Streamers: The Good, The Bad & The Ugly Disclaimer: Although intended to offer a balanced perspective, this is an article written to stimulate debate. The views and opinions expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect any official policy. Fake casino streamers - here is what you should know Anyone who knows anything about casino streaming is probably aware of the fact that it’s been plagued with dubious practices such as fake money streaming and view botting for a very long time. Despite being heavily debated for years now amongst enraged viewers and frustrated streamers alike, the situation doesn’t seem to have improved much. Even though streamers suspected of faking it have been called out with compelling evidence on more than one occasion, the rebuke seems to have been rolling of them like water off a duck’s back. As a matter of fact, many of the genuine streamers are unwilling to take the fight because they worry about potential backlash. As it turns out, fake casino streamers are often well-organised. They expect attacks and are used to them. Scammers are typically unscrupulous people. They have no problem lying in your face and know exactly how to twist the truth in order to make themselves appear as victims of slander and defamation. One common such tactic is to portray the accuser as someone who is trying to bring down their competitor. Like brainwashed members of a cult, fake casino streamers are also typically backed by their followers (or trolls, no one knows for sure) who tend to come to the rescue on whichever social media platform the discussion happens to take place. These unscrupulous fake casino streamers are generally also the same kind of people who run shady affiliate sites that are made to look like professional reviewing sites but have zero ambition to build anything of actual value to offer the reader. Instead, they resort to bad practices such as systematically stealing content from other websites and ripping off their content. Sometimes they even intentionally target problem gamblers using keywords like “casinos not on Gamstop” as, for example, casino streamers Fruity Slots were caught doing. Unfortunately, there are plenty of reputable casinos and game providers who are ok with this as long as the customers continue to roll in. Not all viewers realise that there is a lot of money involved in casino streaming. What was once new experimental ground for a small group of affiliates on which to combine their passion for slots with affiliation has now turned into a large-scale industry. Since then, it has attracted a myriad of fortune-seekers and shady affiliates. The casino streaming scene is literally overflowing with new streamers who appear to have seemingly unlimited balances, and who are able to pull off ‘bonus hunts‘ worth thousands of Euros whilst betting 10-50€ per spin day in and day out like it’s perfectly normal. This reckless behavior is not something that is restricted to fake casino streamers though. All big streamers have more or less gone down this route, becoming mandatory for those fighting for the top spot. 1€ bets just don’t cut it anymore. This behavior has also been normalized and used as an incentive to encourage viewers (and potential customers) to take bigger risks. While it’s easy to point fingers and blame all streamers, it’s important to remember that, for the “good guys” to be able to compete with the fake casino streamers, they have been forced to increase their bets over time in order to stay relevant. Sadly, all of this has contributed to making regulations tighter, hence ruining the experience for regular players whilst putting affiliates who play by the book in a bad spot. The Online casinos, meanwhile, don’t seem too bothered about responsible gambling issues - only when they are forced to, at which point it’s always too late. The game providers aren’t much better. They seem perfectly happy to endorse whichever streamers that are willing to accept their sponsor money and seem more capable of flying under the radar of regulators. Seeing that the casino industry has been more or less banned from advertising on radio and TV, casino streamers can offer some sweet exposure. At this point, you might be asking yourself why regulators are not imposing a complete ban on streaming? The short answer is; they can’t really do that. While the UK Gambling Commission has clearly shown its disapproval on several occasions, which was expressed in one of their more recent license condition updates, and which also forced UK streamers to abandon Twitch and age-gate their KZbin videos, they hold no jurisdiction outside of UK borders. A streamer located in Malta remains unaffected by these rules. While doing research for one of our articles, the UK Gambling Commission wrote us: As an organisation we are aware of gambling streams and we are continually monitoring their impact. We have been engaging with Twitch to ensure they understand their responsibilities under the Gambling Act 2005 regarding their content, and their obligations in regard to responsible gambling.