Azzi Gambling Confirmed Fake

[AndrewPearson]

In his recent video, you see a glimpse of the tab when it flashed up, where it quite clearly says ‘Fun Mode’
Would this suggest he’s not using real money like 99% of gambling YouTubers?



Fake games? Beware of this casino!

 

[alcatraz]

More funny is if you find a guy on a video like those casinodaddy scammers, eating a sandwhich while spinning at 50€ a pop. I really wonder who believes that it´s "real money". No person with a brain does, so nothing really new.

Glad that twitch started to kick those guys out, even its unregulated casino space only.

 

[curremon]

More funny is if you find a guy on a video like those casinodaddy scammers, eating a sandwhich while spinning at 50€ a pop. I really wonder who believes that it´s "real money". No person with a brain does, so nothing really new.

Glad that twitch started to kick those guys out, even its unregulated casino space only.

I actually think casinodaddy is one of The few casinostreams where they play with real funds.. ofc they get deposit bonuses but they basicly start with 5000 deposits ... High bets only after building up.. I might Be wrong tho

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

He has explained the situation in his latest vid.

Casino Daddy as far as I know were using genuine money(obv getting more bonuses than the casuals) but they do now seem to be sitting on huge stakes most of the day with crazy balances so make ur own mind up!!

 

[LoopsterAU]

With twitch already banning the obvious fake money sponsored site streamers hopefully they dont find ways around it on alternative sites.
These guys are cancer to the entire community, not only because as everyone knows they do fake ridiculous stakes all day long but also its taken away from real players that have guts to attempt those stakes.
Yes I know I don't play responsibly and when on a bit of a win spree and my balance allows I raise stakes to pretty high levels. This play used to actually work quite a bit until these parasites came along and started doing it all day with fake money, now any raise is a straight rinse and goodbye to balance.
I think the casinos/providers are aware of this and hence backing the streamers to minimize their liabilities on any possible real money big wins by legit players.

 

[justdoit]

they all real Streamer 100% problem is they get top up credit by casino, they spend 0 from their pocket

 

[LoopsterAU]

they all real Streamer 100% problem is they get top up credit by casino, they spend 0 from their pocket

Hence it affects real players RTP when they try those stakes.

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

It doesn’t make any difference to other players!! Whether fake real min or max stake.

 

[LoopsterAU]

It doesn’t make any difference to other players!! Whether fake real min or max stake.

My real play luck shows a major difference since these parasites started doing it... put your money where your mouth is before commenting.

 

[justdoit]

Hence it affects real players RTP when they try those stakes.

RTP has nothing to do with other players, you start playing that is your RTP

 

[alcatraz]

He has explained the situation in his latest vid.

Casino Daddy as far as I know were using genuine money(obv getting more bonuses than the casuals) but they do now seem to be sitting on huge stakes most of the day with crazy balances so make ur own mind up!!

They may or may not be genuine until proven otherwise. I have already made up my mind because most of the time i was proven otherwise.

 

[alcatraz]

With twitch already banning the obvious fake money sponsored site streamers hopefully they dont find ways around it on alternative sites.

I am sure they will. There are platforms like "dlive" for example. The side effect on this is, they will drag thier viewers on those platforms but they will not grow substantially anymore. IMO the problem will solve itself over time.

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

My real play luck shows a major difference since these parasites started doing it... put your money where your mouth is before commenting.

Oh my……….

 

[LoopsterAU]

It doesn’t make any difference to other players!! Whether fake real min or max stake.

How many times in your gambling have you ever attempted max or even close to max stake ?
This is why I said put your money where your mouth is, I have done so on many occasions if the balance has allowed it and anyone who thinks RTP is the same at min and max stake is in for a nice lesson if they ever have the guts to try it, until then don't make comments about play you have never attempted before.

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

We can agree on one thing. They are parasites.

 

[The Reel Story]

How many times in your gambling have you ever attempted max or even close to max stake ?
This is why I said put your money where your mouth is, I have done so on many occasions if the balance has allowed it and anyone who thinks RTP is the same at min and max stake is in for a nice lesson if they ever have the guts to try it, until then don't make comments about play you have never attempted before.

It simply isn't. That's not how RTP works. I know because I used to build these games for a living. And asking people to 'put their money where their mouth is' is foolish, because RTP is always under 100%, so you will always lose in the long run. The number of spins needed to get anywhere near an converged RTP is huge, so you're basically asking people to lose hundreds of thousands to disprove your point.

If you believe RTP is changing for higher stakes, report the casino and the game developer to the gambling regulator for investigation.

The reason it feels different is because, at high stakes, you lose your money a lot quicker and, of course, if you play to 0 your return is 0. It takes a lot of spins to converge on a games theoretical RTP. The relatively small number of spins done at a very high stake simply doesn't give any meaningful data.

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

I’ve dabbled in free play of course!! Losing 10 bag in 5 mins doesn’t appeal to me.

I couldn’t afford it and neither can they hence why they play with money that isn’t their own.

I wont be putting my money anywhere near my mouth thank you, and if you genuinely believe that these clowns playing at those stakes (losing millions every month by the way) affects your play or progress then neither should you.

I’ve seen how games can obliterate thousands on just 1 euro/pound let alone what those idiots are playing at.

 

[brianmon]

There could be a different variance profile for max stakes. But the RTP would be the same.

But It's a moot point really.
If the streamers are playing in fun mode. Then what's to say that fun mode is the same as real play? especially with some of the 'dodgier' providers.
No doubt fun mode would use the best variance profile (assuming there are different profiles) at every stake level.
They may even be playing special streamer versions with 'enhanced' RTP and variance. Hence why they stick to certain providers

 

[goatwack]

Still unsure as to how your average Joe could equate their slot play with that of a super-streamer, whose gameplay tend to be the 'bestest evarr!' pretty much all of the time.

Apart from the rather glaring bankroll differentials, there isn't a single punter on planet Earth that could ever hope to sustain these types of sessions, with turnovers in the millions.

Fact is, they have near-enough bankrolls so large that they have plenty of margin for error, whereas your average punter - and their sporadic and 'strategically chosen' high-stake dabbles - will not ever come close to allowing for any type of magical hit, unless a miracle occurs (it won't).

I've played around on games I wasn't versed in 'back in the day' so as to get a feel for them before committing to Real Play, and once higher amounts were achieved, I've seen myself proceed to get slaughtered by said slot once betting higher. So a game's just as likely to tank in Real Play as it is in Demo, difference being, even in Demo Play there'd be an eventual end to the bankroll, as it was finite.

Not something that could be levied at streamers, terribly much. Attempting to conflate normal player sessions with that of essentially a PR showman is, in the words of Tony Stark. "Not a great plan"

 

[PMKFRUITPRO]

Very true, I mean who the fuck could ever run like Dazza on bonanza for the last 18 months??

Just not programmed!!!!

The phrase ‘would you believe it’ is something one would utter a handful of times in a year…….

Say no more.

 

[interlog]

Unless you've some £50m+ in your bank account sitting there spare, why would you even start a gambling session with a £1m balance when you could easily lose that.

It is not their own money. It is money given by the casino for them to play with.

Doesn't take rocket science to work that out.

These streamers are the cancer of the Twitch casino section. They're not gamblers like you and I are. They are paid for tw@ts running a funded by the casino advertising stream.

 

[Kroffe]

The casino/gambling along with the soft-core sections is the cancer of twitch, no matter who streams it or where they stream it from.
Fake or real money does not make a difference, both are peddling addiction to make money, theres no moral high ground to stand on.

Only makes the site worse overall and should have been put down before it ever started.

 

[interlog]

The casino/gambling along with the soft-core sections is the cancer of twitch, no matter who streams it or where they stream it from.
Only makes the site worse overall and should have been put down before it ever started.

I wouldn't say that gambling/slot play on Twitch is bad per-se.

Back in the old days, you had gambling streams. The likes of CasinoTwitcher and others happily spinning away on £0.60 spins. £2 spins were then considered high rolling.

It was like you played your session at home and invited others to watch it.

Yes, there was still the affiliate links to the casinos but the gambling was more realistic.

But then the willy waving excersise started, outdoing each other with the size of deposit and bet size. The twat with the hat and the casinos that funded him are to blame for that.

Here is a question for @N1 Partners Group - does the streamer with the hat still play at your casino spunking away £millions of his own money or is he no longer a customer of yours since he dropped you and is in bed with @Stake

Probably no answer forthcoming here.....

 

[interlog]

This is what it was like in the good old days:

 

[Kroffe]

I wouldn't say that gambling/slot play on Twitch is bad per-se.

Back in the old days, you had gambling streams. The likes of CasinoTwitcher and others happily spinning away on £0.60 spins. £2 spins were then considered high rolling.

It was like you played your session at home and invited others to watch it.

Yes, there was still the affiliate links to the casinos but the gambling was more realistic.

But then the willy waving excersise started, outdoing each other with the size of deposit and bet size. The twat with the hat and the casinos that funded him are to blame for that.

Here is a question for @N1 Partners Group - does the streamer with the hat still play at your casino spunking away £millions of his own money or is he no longer a customer of yours since he dropped you and is in bed with @Stake

Probably no answer forthcoming here.....

Agree to disagree.
Imo the guy streaming 40p spins and the guy streaming 1k spins are doing the same thing for the same reasons, peddling addiction to make money.
Sure we can put them in different tiers of bad, but they are all bad.