What's the Deal with Fake Casino Streamers?
You have seen it by now - a simple video, reel or short(s) about a streamer who seems to play slots and win big. Turning their monthly salary into an infinite wealth of money by just gambling. That sounds so tempting, right? You must be curious to know by now if that online gambling is any real and if people indeed are making tons of (free) money. Welcome to Fake Streamers - a website dedicated to showing the new generation and showing respect to the older generation that gambling is not as bright as you think it is.
The true dark side of gambling affiliation and how streamers are paid to "simply play slots" and make money from their losing audience. We also highlight the most disgusting streamers, YouTube channels, and more that are proven to be fake streaming their way through. The kind of immoral and wrong-doing because you think your streamer is any cool. No folks, this is a money-driven business, where casinos hold lots of marketing budgets to approach, contract, and pay streamers who never gambled before to haul in new fresh blood.
Even celebrities or musical artists are contracted for millions, to promote gambling as if it was the new thing in the world, completely normalized while many lives in the past have been utterly destroyed by the consequences of gambling, its destructive design of games, and how their users are cushioned into losing is the new winning. Knowledge is power.
As pointed out on Social Media, being called out, Streamer Thegambler1999 winning millions, having enormous starting balances per stream, and yet not one live where a cashout is actually performed. Welcome to another circu ...
Not really a casino related streamer, but one that does spark our interest. Johnny Somali is a controversal streamer who lately is getting more cloud then he can chew on. Insulting people or groups in Japan, Korea and what ...
It took us a while for us to understand, but as the saying goes, some just grab the money bag and use what they can in order to get financial gain. The Bandit used to be a entertaining casino streamer but frankly ...
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For those around long enough, Nickslots used to be affiliated with Casino grounds. All of them would uphold the Moral about responsible or genuine play - while the hypocrisy was being in bed with several casino brands - be ...
Nelk Boys or Nelk came a long way through the internet. Most known for NFT scams and what more - more important showing off a luxury lifestyle, obvious fake casino play to impose never ending wealth to a youngster(s) of au ...
Someone who has been around for many years if not years later after Roshtein and all the other fake casino streamer clans. Switched brands more in 3 years then we eat in a month. Meet Jarttu84, a casino streamer from Eston ...
A streamer that have seem to disappear from stage but one not to forget. Back in the days when streaming was still hot, in and the debate whether one could afford hosting 5000 EU streams on a daily basis, David Labowsky fo ...
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Explaining why viewers watch streamers in general is a topic we will set aside, as we focus only on casino (fake) streamers who think they can make a living off of other people's losses. The promotion of vague casinos, the constant hints to register, sign up, use affiliate code X, the "Like, Share, and Retweet" to enter a free giveaway everything is designed to help build and promote the streamer as fast and as cheaply as possible. You need to be aware that any user interaction like this is solely for their own promotion, to gain more ground, and to hoard in new affiliates for raising revenue, getting (filthy) rich, and ruining some lives due to gambling addiction in the process.
The intensity of (online) gambling these days has never been so great compared to 20 years ago when streaming was not even in and never was any popular. Casino promotion would be mainly focused on websites, email marketing, and often hiring fake marketing agencies that would write, blog, and publish articles, reviews, and everything. The world of online casino can be rogue. Especially when you enter online gambling sites that seem to have a vague jurisdiction and have all the right to take or confiscate players' winnings while signing up and depositing was never an issue. It's all about money, and the ways they bring their product to this audience is sickening.
We have no issues with online streaming or gambling in the first place. There are quite some OGs who do that or are known for years to play with their own money. We firmly believe that streaming has gotten out of control, where anyone with some form of an audience can now register as a promoter, get a free balance to play with, and start streaming on various platforms like YouTube, Kick, former Twitch, and spam their content even further on things like Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, and more. Gambling addiction is a disease, and anyone can be caught up by it. It doesn't matter if you are healthy or not sensitive to addiction; a gambling addiction gets you.
Fake streamers who take deals and solely do not play with their own money are a large part of the whole problem. For online casinos, it's easy, cheap, and most likely a 10x ROI can be expected when they "hire" someone who has a certain audience. There are plenty of names that we will shame on our website, and we should warn the public and audience about them. Because of this immoral tactic, you have people or folks streaming content with ridiculous bet sizes, over thousands of dollars a spin, that even rich, wealthy people in the long term could not sustain. We refer to, for example, professional soccer players, golfers, and other celebrities with some form of status, who lost a lot.
There is a certain truth to it that a generic streamer can be approached to promote gambling. The revenue is often 3x as much compared to what they do now. But this is the culprit�it is at the expense and cost of its affiliates. Younger kids, just turning 18, with a life ahead, being conditioned that gambling is a part of life. That gambling is a way of making money. Or that gambling is something cool to do and you're not in the party when you do not gamble. The thing is the streamer has no financial risk. So he or she is able to do reckless and out-of-this-world betting that holds no consequence in regards to the financial risk they would normally take.
Casinos can afford to pay streamers because the ROI (Return on Investment) often yields them 10x or even more the initial investment. They won't sign up every viewer, but they will get 10% of the viewing audience who's triggered enough to a point where the complete monthly salary is ditched in and the player risks losing it. There are many people out there, being one paycheck away from being homeless. We are not joking. And this is in general where such casinos and streamers rely on. Compulsive and addicted gamblers sign up, or attract new fresh blood from youngsters who are not aware of any of the (long-term) dangers.
Most streamers uphold a sense of arrogance thinking they are lit, being the bomb, or the world can't live without them. The reality is it likely copes with a certain narcissism that being the center of attention is what drives these. It just robs its viewers of their valuable time, a (fake) sense of "I was there" perception or just people who do not have a busy enough life to be even bothered by watching someone for hours. There's a shift happening in the world as we speak, and we need to warn others about the obvious dangers of losing time in your own life for others while not getting any benefit back for it. Do you see where we are going?
Surely, a good streamer can be entertaining to watch when you want to have your head with absolutely nothing. Many of them excel in what they do and do a good job at it. If you're one of those, do not feel offended. But if you're listed on this website, know that we have done our homework, and we need to warn others in public for being a shill, sellout, or someone who just doesn't care about their viewer base and is only out to promote the casino while being on a payroll. You're an industry's little bitch and a part of the ongoing problem. We hope that we raise awareness among both young and older generations who wonder about gambling streamers.
The fact is they do not really win when playing slots. The money is given as part of a deal to have a starting balance. They can play and roam freely, but there are hidden caveats in the deal they do not tell the audience, which makes it impossible for them to, for example, withdraw their winnings. You also have high-end streamers, whose worth and audience are a lot larger and they do get paid by the casino, up to large numbers. But the same applies here�nothing is or comes free, and even though claims are made of being paid millions, the reality is they most likely make a few hundred thousand a year, not millions. Most of them do their utter best to hide the obvious.
The obvious is of course that the online casino pays for this circus, as part of a marketing plan. And the price for both parties is the affiliates. It's a huge battle where the stakes are up millions to even billions to catch and hold as many affiliates or players as they can. They have designed a mouse-trap in regards to their website, selection of games (slots, live games, etc.), and make it utmost difficult for you to stop or not come back. The providers who design, release such games, invest huge R & D (research and development) into online slots, for example, to make highly addictive games that would even make pigeons subject to a gambling addiction.
You do not believe us? We recommend watching this video as an experiment done in the 70s on pigeons before the internet even existed. Gambling is based on the reward principle and can turn any living creature into a pathological gambler. The same logic applies to Instagram, Facebook with its like button, or when you open up YouTube these days, how content is created in such an addicting way. You're being hooked. And you're the product. And you might not even realize it, how fake casino streamers and rogue casinos with their huge budgets, are trying to jump aboard the train of huge margins that are present in the online gambling industry.
To put meaning to what we write, we suggest hitting up random reviews for the casinos they do promote. And the definition of rogue casinos really means. Players being banned and their winnings taken away from them. Casinos ever-changing tactics on refusing to pay out winners or throwing them into an endless circle in regards to "Know your customer" while it never seems to be a problem to register, deposit for endless times, while withdrawals suddenly impose a problem. We think the industry should change - and simple messages on screen aren't effective enough. The shaming of these rogue people and simply chasing them away for who they really are.
We do our homework in the industry and place people with certain evidence on our website. Streamers who tout to put themselves out there, being busted fake casino streaming and enticing its users to sign up using their links. Also caught viewbotting, faking its true amount of viewers per ongoing live session, but also cheating their way through like popular claims cash deposits being all raw, while an hour prior to a deposit money was sent from the casino itself to a casino-owned wallet. That type of stuff. We also let our visitors submit any documentation on suspicion or true rogue streamers who deserve to be mentioned on our hall of shame list. Enjoy!
We're doing the public a favor, for warning of such practices that involve human lives, futures, and time being robbed away. If you feel your friend or you are in danger, don't be afraid to reach out for help. There are plenty of places online to get professional help. If you want to know the cold turkey recipe for detoxing and detaching yourself from all of this, take a break. Stop watching gambling content or leave discord(s) for a while. Unsub from these rogue streamers and even file a report if you feel they have broken the rules. The first 2 weeks will be tough, but after that, you will gain strength and sight again on your now desperate situation.
Of course - there's a certain truth to how much you're responsible for your own. And that only you can be held accountable for the bets you're placing on online casinos. And the risk that it may involve losing it. Gambling should be considered as a way of entertainment, not a way to make money. If you want to find ways to make money with gambling, well here take our next passage for it. It's extremely difficult to even beat the odds or the casino. And if that doesn't screw you, the urge to continue to play will. It's a dangerous game and even high-end affiliated streamers can do their outcry about how gambling is all rigged against them. Put your middle finger up in the air.
Because the true definition of winning in gambling is not gambling at all. You might be lucky today, tomorrow, or have a good streak this month. But the next month is sure to slowly rinse you where nothing seems to work, or you're in an endless losing streak. Nobody has a true explanation for this online casino slot behavior, we do know that for some reason almost all players seem to (barely) hit even over time. But never really ahead. Do you really think when a streamer wins 1 to 7 million USD it's all his money? Nah. Any gambler up millions is running because such events are one in a zillion and never to be reproduced again. They most likely seeded those slots first.
If we had a (constant) winning strategy to win on online casinos we would not disclose it. Purely for the fact that people are always looking for ways to abuse it, rinse the casino financially or blame others later for losing money in the first place. It's a quest for each to their own, we do hope that you play with certain fun and that it's not an obligation because you lost money or you're trying to win back your losses (chasing your losses). These things are what will lead to a gambling addiction. Not in a week, but over the progression of time. For one, it goes faster than the other. Do not be a victim of highly addictive game(s) or just because your streamer plays it constantly.
Mind you that streamers who are contracted, or often the industry's bitch and be told to play new released games. This is part of promotion and some sort of obligation it seems - the fake streamers we watched all showed mass wins on new released games while it often takes a while for games on casino floors to even come close to its max potential. Seeding of games is important, the more wagering the better. But games released with no seed or predefined seed usually don't yield to constant max wins. Anyway - let's get to it and visit our hall of shame if you're interested in the obvious details of today's fake streamers. This is updated on a regular basis.
In the ever-expanding race of casinos and attracting new gamblers, tons of ways are searched to bring the product to the market. One streamer might stream years of CS:GO, PUBG, or anything else related to online gaming or branding and suddenly get approached by a casino to "play slots" with "zero financial risk". The benefit for the streamer is that he or she might play slots or gamble in the broadest sense with the intention to lure in new affiliates. When you were a follower of your favorite streamer, and suddenly gambling as a product is promoted, then you can be assured that behind the scenes a deal has been made which is often not disclosed (or partially). You're supposed to believe it's real.
Casinos have millions of dollars in regards to marketing budget. And some marketing affiliate managers are constantly harvesting the internet for new ways to promote gambling. Perhaps you have seen the various attempts to "normalize" gambling these days and how it's presented as a way of making money or even killing your time. The truth is gambling can be a lonely and time-wasting experience. If you're up to degen all you want then yeah there are good places to do that with good rewards as well. But if you're new to gambling and you're wondering about these streamers spamming YouTube, TikTok, Kick, Twitch, and more... You have come to the right place.
We are stunned by the available marketing budget the majority of casino's have. And knowing how some players are really putting effort into getting ahead but always seems to level out for some reason. We assume that the system has bin designed in a such a manner that 95% of the users overall will lose. As long as the casino, slot provider in general meet the Return to player requirements as advertised, it's legal. Gambling 10 years ago was way more fun then today - because of the real random nature & huge amounts of wins that some players had. Today is all about sucking you in, holding you in there and making you spend money. Do not be fooled by these streamers.
We have been around long enough to understand how most of the industry works, and how a majority of folks are being lied to in regards to transparency. The best example would be Ayezee who would make bogus claims about deposits with raw cash, while the reality and a little bit of fieldwork showed a whole different picture. These streamers are operating from countries that have different rules in regards to casino promotion to begin with. When a casino streamer is paid, the casino usually expects a Return on Investment which yields into the hundreds up to thousands of percent. The marketing department is very clever and knows what they are doing.
Casinos seem to stuff fake streamers with plenty of budget not just to play, but also to organize things like free giveaways, raffles, leaderboard challenges, and such. As a gambler, this does sound tempting because you're getting extra back if you're a high roller player. But days can be tough and the competition is there. Do not gamble with the intention only to gain on leaderboards and such or as a way to recoup losses. We also recommend you not put all your eggs in the same basket or same casino, and try to diversify your play. If you have made a deposit and did not have any luck, move on and do not stick with just one place either. Set a budget or limit, and play responsibly.
Yes, degen once in a while is fun, but there's a danger to such play in the long run. If you have found a new fake streamer on the block, please do not hesitate to report a fake streamer to us. Based on open information we can do a little bit of digging and make sure the public is warned of rogue practices or promotion of these places done by streamers. Some do not even show any emotion when winning tons of money - it's just generating content to make people believe you can win in the long run or make a living out of gambling, which is in most cases, not exactly true. Thank you for your support and make sure to spread the word. You'll help us with a better world and straight-up information.
You'll see lots of casino streamers promote casino's that normally operate outside of one's jurisdiction, and can only be played on by using a VPN. We would like to address a fair warning to those who seem to deposit big chunks of cash and end up in situations where account closure and such might be in effect. Never ever take the word of a streamer that he or she "has your backings" whenever something is going wrong. Take a look at This example but notice how authorizing my use of company funds is in details here. Do not break TOS of casino's! In the end of whatever dispute that is going on, the casino will have the upper hand on you and you'll lose it in a legal battle.
The places we promote here are legitimate casino's which we have tried ourselfs - and yielded a excellent experience in regards of new casino registration, getting verified, doing deposits but also (larger) cashouts with no questions asked. Streamers present as playing under there code yields you millions of dollars in rakebacks - truth is your competing with a larger group and if your outside of the top 10 to top 15 scope in reality you'll gain nothing other then financial benefit for the streamer. If you have any questions write us a message or join our discord. We're free from casino spam and we provide a open and safe space for those looking for one.
Last but not least, do not fall for social media scams through discord, telegram, whatsapp and such, that "pretend" to be casino authorities. Their interest is only to get you to signup, deposit with usually a false reward that you can never claim. Also be very very aware of people who KYC (Know your customer) for you in exchange for money. The use of forged documents or rebranded ones will likely trigger breach of terms of service with most casino's. Please stick with official sites, places or procedures instead of breaking the rules. Casino's have upper hand, it would be a shame if your unable to cashout a big win because you broke the Terms in the first place.
You might wonder how a casino streamer in general can post or publish constant and big wins all the time. We believe that there is a firm relation to certain accounts being "juiced" up or simply a misformed way of presenting content. Gamblers overall lose the longer they play.
With streaming, a dozen viewers can be reached. Streamers can jump into the boat of online casino affiliate streaming and have zero financial risk to long-term losses on gambling. The earnings really come from affiliation and/or other deals. Always at the expense of its losing viewers.
You'll most likely find a huge streak of negative reviews with comments on the promoted casinos most streamers seem to endorse. These comments aren't fake. They are generated from users with real experience, and overall were getting duped in the process or lost huge amounts of money.
If you're here, you likely feel the same about not wasting your time any longer. It's really all one big circus, and it's all designed to hoard in fresh or new unaware gamblers of the true dangers that are around the corner. Do not be fooled. Feel free to tip us with info on new fake streamers.
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