Blockchain proof that AyeZee is fake gambling. Casinos are straight up sending him money.

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Wow so basically these billion dollar companies are hiring "talent" to just promote their site? I dont even know who's worse in this situation. AyeZee or these scam organizations.

And yes that's what this comes down to. WIth the majority of streamers with any following base thats how it boils down. It's fast and quick promotion of casino's where the streamer has zero financial risk. I mean he's getting paid to promote or play slots and often a affiliate percentage even can be taken into such deals.

Its the same as people who say "this streamer is doing it with his own money" while on the other hand being given that money. And thats often the deal. A percentage of lets say 100k a month they can keep, but within the lines they have to play / deposit 60% of that usually back to the casino.

Its to avoid issues with legislation really. Casino's cant just hand out free money to play anymore. But they can hire someone, cook up a contract, with for example You will stream 20 hours a week promoting our brand Y, we'll give you 100.000$ for in return, on which a minimum of 40 to 60% needs to flow back into the casino in terms of deposits.

Here's where these lies comes from, where streamers claim to have done real deposits but as within the first video, ayezee gets that money paid by the casino before he deposits it back into the casino. Really its such a scam. And wrong from various reasons.

 

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There's a followup from the same content creator who did part one.

Oh thanks for sharing! Seems like it's been taken down though. I found a reupload of it.

 

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Thats odd. But yeah in a nutshell, Ayezee claimed to do deposits in "Raw cash" as if it was his own money, while having send cash from the casino onto his own crypto adress before deposit. Its like me handing out money to you, saying here now promote my brand. So you got all these fake streamers ramping up thousands a spin and pretending its all real. Trainwreck, Prodigy, all of them.

They just play slots, and their revenue model is usually the affiliate deal that flows out of it. They basicly make their money out of other people's losses. When a streamer tells you he's bin given "millions" its just fake funds. People are (excuse me) so retarded for falling for this nonsense. Anything with Stake on top of it can be avoided as the plague. Even drake, "Oh ill gamble a couple of million on roulette" - it's all sponsored as a big ponzi gambling scheme.

Ive stopped watching these con artists years ago, with their Gambling with bro's topics and honestly i dont feel like missing on anything out lol.

 

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Oh here was another gem:



Basicly saying Stake pays me to promote or play on their slots. Oops.

 

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Look, stop being so critical, it's easy to have 1-million plus balances and wins, it happened to me the first time I ever streamed mate.

 

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Geez why should we even have jobs while you can gamble and win every day.

 

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Oh here was another gem:



Basicly saying Stake pays me to promote or play on their slots. Oops.

Leyla is always zooted on stream so no wonder she said what the others haven’t…

 

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Its the same shit. Streamers with some form of audience are approached by casino's and offered a deal to promote gambling. These streamers start saying it's real cash while it's not. The objective is to lure in so many (new) affiliates. They make winning look so easy while any experienced gambler does'nt have such streaks in 9 out of 10 deposits. None of them have true financial risks as real players. Its a pyramid scam.