@bigtimegaming can we increase stake limit on bonanza? why only 20

Why you seem so obsessed with these streamers and trying to prove me something?
I don't hate anyone in this world and certainly not making any dramas here. TBH a week ago I never knew who that Bandit even is. I heard this name but never bothered to check it out since I'm not interested in casino streaming weather it's on real money or fake—my view and relation to this are indifferent, for me it's not entertaining and I don't see any benefit there.

So, I'm not biting my lips and watching somebody playing slots online, If I have a desire to gamble I deposit and play. There are a few informational channels regarding new slots, I watch them time after time and don't class them as streamers. This is different.

Also, no offence and don't take it to hearth if my previous posts regarding Bandit and my opinion on irresponsible gambling anyhow offended you.
I dont really care who is bandit yes I watch his videos sometimes,but ppl like you wish to have power to ban them from youtube like you sad is very wrong,it sound like you personal have problem with him,when are 100s of other streams they do £100 a spin but you don't say nothing about it,Roulette players are doing £1000 a spin even more,way don't you say something about it,stop attacking 1 stream when are over 100 others doing even more
 
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I dont really care who is bandit yes I watch his videos sometimes,but ppl like you wish to have power to ban them from youtube like you sad is very wrong,it sound like you personal have problem with him,when are 100s of other streams they do £100 a spin but you don't say nothing about it,Roulette players are doing £1000 a spin even more,way don't you say something about it,stop attacking 1 stream when are over 100 others doing even more
I believe that Guntis gave it just as an example. Bandit=any other high stakes streamer.
There always will be high rollers and low rollers, and even low stake streamer can trigger this urge to play as that would be more affordable for bigger part of watchers/players.
I'm pretty sure that during these times, more and more streamers with unique (or maybe not) content will appear on youtube or any other platform to show how bored they are.
And seeing Bandit's videos, he admitted himself that making video is cheaper for him as playing Reel king by himself.
I'm considering to make videos where I deposit £10 and try to build up (obviously it will be 1 video out of 20 attempts, so you will probably see me twice a year ). I just need to get that first tenner.
 
I dont really care who is bandit yes I watch his videos sometimes,but ppl like you wish to have power to ban them from youtube like you sad is very wrong,it sound like you personal have problem with him,when are 100s of other streams they do £100 a spin but you don't say nothing about it,Roulette players are doing £1000 a spin even more,way don't you say something about it,stop attacking 1 stream when are over 100 others doing even more

Don't waste your time and energy on that streamers subject, better go and have a listen to good music ;)
 
I dont really care who is bandit yes I watch his videos sometimes,but ppl like you wish to have power to ban them from youtube like you sad is very wrong,it sound like you personal have problem with him,when are 100s of other streams they do £100 a spin but you don't say nothing about it,Roulette players are doing £1000 a spin even more,way don't you say something about it,stop attacking 1 stream when are over 100 others doing even more

Okay, this is getting weird. Pretty sure @Guntis just said he is indifferent and uninterested in streamers. Full stop. I’m confused why you’re getting defensive when there is no attack. Are you married to a streamer or something?
 
Kind of a crazy video again...

He didn't upload for a while and did a couple of streams on Twitch so I can understand he's doing a couple of videos. He claims he would otherwise do it while not recording. And it has to be said he hasn't been pushing any links in his videos.

I gave up watching his vids long ago. Jumping the Shark doesn’t even begin to describe it. Also, has he stopped plugging all sites including his own in his vids? TBH, it’s a moot point. Pushing what can easily be seen as irresponsible gambling, extra hard, in a time many are more vulnerable than usual by being stuck indoors, is fairly questionable practice. And that goes for all streamers, but then again this must be a top time to get all those lovely extra signups.
 
I gave up watching his vids long ago. Jumping the Shark doesn’t even begin to describe it. Also, has he stopped plugging all sites including his own in his vids? TBH, it’s a moot point. Pushing what can easily be seen as irresponsible gambling, extra hard, in a time many are more vulnerable than usual by being stuck indoors, is fairly questionable practice. And that goes for all streamers, but then again this must be a top time to get all those lovely extra signups.

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Okay, this is getting weird. Pretty sure @Guntis just said he is indifferent and uninterested in streamers. Full stop. I’m confused why you’re getting defensive when there is no attack. Are you married to a streamer or something?
just hate ppl when they wish to banned players from you tube maybe they make their living from you tube,and someone come out and start drama coz of personal hate and wish to have power to banned them,and they did nothing bad to him, this forum should be to protect players not to start drama for streams they did nothing to him,I going to start making videos on my Roullet £3k £4k a spin maybe it will make him more mad lol
 
Speaking of crazy stakes. I made this week 770$ from a 40$ deposit. Made a 570$ withdraw kept the rest for fun. Played some then opened fort brave from gamomat. (Im a low roller i play 40 cents). I wasnt paying attention and set the spins to 40$. Spun twice and then by the time I realised what was going on it said not enough balance. Freaked out a little hahahaha fuck me. (Almost got the bonus by the way.......)

Then gave it a few spins at 40 cents and made it all back.

Crazy night... time for a break
 
Speaking of crazy stakes. I made this week 770$ from a 40$ deposit. Made a 570$ withdraw kept the rest for fun. Played some then opened fort brave from gamomat. (Im a low roller i play 40 cents). I wasnt paying attention and set the spins to 40$. Spun twice and then by the time I realised what was going on it said not enough balance. Freaked out a little hahahaha fuck me. (Almost got the bonus by the way.......)

Then gave it a few spins at 40 cents and made it all back.

Crazy night... time for a break
One of my biggest ever wins came from a "mistake" actually.
Was playing gonzos quest on my normal 20p highroller stakes.
Game crashed so i reload and start up autoplay again, without noticing the bet has been reset to €2 instead of the 20p i was playing.
Bonus after 2 spins and a 350x win.

Took me like 3 spins into the bonus to understand wtf was going on.
Gave me a decent hit that i figured would be around 80x, but for some reason it paid 800x.
Then i noticed the stake and the bonus got very exciting all of a sudden. :p

Won just over €700, and i think thats what they call a happy accident.
Still dont come close to the €2300 i won on Doa2 while betting 9p.
So moral of the story is, never bet above 9p.
 
@Big Time Gaming forget about increasing stakes instead can you please look into whatever it so that is causing some of your games, especially Bonanza to keep crashing when playing on a mobile.

It’s getting as bad as the previous instance you had. Which seemed to have been resolved until recently. Just thought you should know as last time it seemed like nothing was done until a lot of forum members flagged up the same issue.

You have already missed out on £100 of my money today alone. ;)
 
I've not had any crashes on any BTG games on IOS.

Occasionally some of them hang at the loading bar; not sure which supplier, but the one with the red loading bar. The green loading bar supplier never has this issue.
 
Bit off topic but as this betsize and Youtube videos with bit bets and wins is discussed here. Is there anywhere any material available about some kind of research that how many people end up to be big problem gamblers when they first somehow find themselves watching slot streamers/videos (how you end up to watch them if you never been playing or have no idea that online slots exists?) and how many people actually have got that idea that i start to play all my savings with £40-100 spins as i probably can win huge? Wouldn't really want to believe that there are many that stupid full age people on this planet, so would be just interested to see any kind of research about link between slot videos/streams and problem gamblers who have started after watching them or is it just "fact in this forum"?

We watch loads of crazy things from telly what we don't try at home, or receive these get rich fast emails from Nigeria etc.. (in these some people get greedy but conversion still is not really huge i believe), how in earth some people would be that stupid that watching somebody win big from slot with big bet size would make think it as financial investment to ,make your fund rocket to sky?

Personally just find it too hard to believe that many people would really create gambling problem from watching streamers (most who watch them know what slots are and how they work already), but will of course stand corrected when somebody provide some other information about this connection (stupidity of human always can surprise, it can't be underestimated, just would like to see some numbers or something), than gut feeling that it's irresponsible to play big and show it to people.
 
The problem is once you've played at high stakes it's hard to go back to low stakes as the thrill isn't there.
Could watching someone streaming high stakes influence someone? Possibly. I can see it being feasible that Jonny got his Christmas bonus or inheritance or something and decides to have a punt just this once with 50 euro spins after seeing it worked well for streamer X. Maybe even get a good hit and wins 10k. Thereafter it becomes a habit.
Good point about bethard. I signed up and indeed it's 40 euro max but unfortunately no skrill/neteller
 
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Bit off topic but as this betsize and Youtube videos with bit bets and wins is discussed here. Is there anywhere any material available about some kind of research that how many people end up to be big problem gamblers when they first somehow find themselves watching slot streamers/videos (how you end up to watch them if you never been playing or have no idea that online slots exists?) and how many people actually have got that idea that i start to play all my savings with £40-100 spins as i probably can win huge? Wouldn't really want to believe that there are many that stupid full age people on this planet, so would be just interested to see any kind of research about link between slot videos/streams and problem gamblers who have started after watching them or is it just "fact in this forum"?

We watch loads of crazy things from telly what we don't try at home, or receive these get rich fast emails from Nigeria etc.. (in these some people get greedy but conversion still is not really huge i believe), how in earth some people would be that stupid that watching somebody win big from slot with big bet size would make think it as financial investment to ,make your fund rocket to sky?

Personally just find it too hard to believe that many people would really create gambling problem from watching streamers (most who watch them know what slots are and how they work already), but will of course stand corrected when somebody provide some other information about this connection (stupidity of human always can surprise, it can't be underestimated, just would like to see some numbers or something), than gut feeling that it's irresponsible to play big and show it to people.

The UKGC have a lovely pie chart of how many ‘kids’ were influenced to have their first bet due to adverts etc; not quite what you’re asking but the % was relatively small IIRC; not sure if it was in their annual report or some bespoke RG report etc.

Problem with data you’ve mentioned is it’s possibly going to be so inherently skewed; especially if the the questions are leading like ‘do you feel watching Rosh win on 40 quid bets led you to the loss of your wife, car and house’:p
 
The problem is once you've played at high stakes it's hard to go back to low stakes as the thrill isn't there.
Could watching someone streaming high stakes influence someone? Possibly. I can see it being feasible that Jonny got his Christmas bonus or inheritance or something and decides to have a punt just this once with 50 euro spins after seeing it worked well for streamer X. Maybe even get a good hit and wins 10k. Thereafter it becomes a habit.
Good point about bethard. I signed up and indeed it's 40 euro max but unfortunately no skrill/neteller
Since nobody else is saying anything i guess i have to.

Jonny would never use his christmas bonus for gambling.
He has been saving to buy a house for him and his wife.
Pretty low making those kind of statements about him.
Especially since you know Jonny dont know how to work a computer.
 
Bit off topic but as this betsize and Youtube videos with bit bets and wins is discussed here. Is there anywhere any material available about some kind of research that how many people end up to be big problem gamblers when they first somehow find themselves watching slot streamers/videos (how you end up to watch them if you never been playing or have no idea that online slots exists?) and how many people actually have got that idea that i start to play all my savings with £40-100 spins as i probably can win huge? Wouldn't really want to believe that there are many that stupid full age people on this planet, so would be just interested to see any kind of research about link between slot videos/streams and problem gamblers who have started after watching them or is it just "fact in this forum"?

We watch loads of crazy things from telly what we don't try at home, or receive these get rich fast emails from Nigeria etc.. (in these some people get greedy but conversion still is not really huge i believe), how in earth some people would be that stupid that watching somebody win big from slot with big bet size would make think it as financial investment to ,make your fund rocket to sky?

Personally just find it too hard to believe that many people would really create gambling problem from watching streamers (most who watch them know what slots are and how they work already), but will of course stand corrected when somebody provide some other information about this connection (stupidity of human always can surprise, it can't be underestimated, just would like to see some numbers or something), than gut feeling that it's irresponsible to play big and show it to people.

I'm very sure many of them are not stupid, they are just desperate for money. I personally know two guys who earn £800 in a five days after-tax, pay £450 a week for rent, pay bills, council tax, buy petrol to drive to work, do weekly shopping to support their two kids and wife/girlfriend and from £800 they end up having no money left at all... I remember both asked me; hey Guntis do you know those people playing slot machines on Youtube, what's this all about, I see they're always winning, are they playing for real money? Maybe I should try?

I said, If you wanna live in a park you can try...
 
One of my biggest ever wins came from a "mistake" actually.
Was playing gonzos quest on my normal 20p highroller stakes.
Game crashed so i reload and start up autoplay again, without noticing the bet has been reset to €2 instead of the 20p i was playing.
Bonus after 2 spins and a 350x win.

Took me like 3 spins into the bonus to understand wtf was going on.
Gave me a decent hit that i figured would be around 80x, but for some reason it paid 800x.
Then i noticed the stake and the bonus got very exciting all of a sudden. :p

Won just over €700, and i think thats what they call a happy accident.
Still dont come close to the €2300 i won on Doa2 while betting 9p.
So moral of the story is, never bet above 9p.

I once accidentally spun £6 on BOD on Gala...wasn't paying attention. I was aghast as soon as I pressed spin and noticed. Then I was dumbfounded when 3 books came in. Then I was aghast again as the bonus only paid 50x. FFS.

Lol.
 
Bit off topic but as this betsize and Youtube videos with bit bets and wins is discussed here. Is there anywhere any material available about some kind of research that how many people end up to be big problem gamblers when they first somehow find themselves watching slot streamers/videos (how you end up to watch them if you never been playing or have no idea that online slots exists?) and how many people actually have got that idea that i start to play all my savings with £40-100 spins as i probably can win huge? Wouldn't really want to believe that there are many that stupid full age people on this planet, so would be just interested to see any kind of research about link between slot videos/streams and problem gamblers who have started after watching them or is it just "fact in this forum"?

We watch loads of crazy things from telly what we don't try at home, or receive these get rich fast emails from Nigeria etc.. (in these some people get greedy but conversion still is not really huge i believe), how in earth some people would be that stupid that watching somebody win big from slot with big bet size would make think it as financial investment to ,make your fund rocket to sky?

Personally just find it too hard to believe that many people would really create gambling problem from watching streamers (most who watch them know what slots are and how they work already), but will of course stand corrected when somebody provide some other information about this connection (stupidity of human always can surprise, it can't be underestimated, just would like to see some numbers or something), than gut feeling that it's irresponsible to play big and show it to people.
There is yes. A certain streamer said sign ups signing to Gamban and the like from his links was huge.
and let’s be honest you watch some candy covered YouTube vid with some fat idiot stating ‘look massive win, can’t believe it’ and a shocked face.
many whom are not clued up about casinos and slots think yeah I can do that to.
yes personal choice, but would said person of done it before seeing the click bait video by said fat idiot? Who knows.
It’s also being looked into the promotion of gambling to uk players.
 

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