There's just a large audience who's stupid enough to even think it's any real. Or the amount of begging happening under those video's or social media. I find it very difficult to find a legitimate casino who offers anything more then 125 euro a spin. And thats usually because of financial liability. It means that the casino is willing to cover bets up to 5000x your betsize, or in this case a 100 bonus game would yield you a max win of 500.000 euro. It's very slim to even hit such odds at such bet levels, but yeah.
There's a serious risk that if you ever win big on such a large brand you can get sacked. And there's nothing (legally) you can do about it. Because you broke the TOS at first sight due to use of VPN or using a casino that it's not permitted to operate in or from. Think twice before even signing up to such promoted casino's.
They are attempting to attract both whales and people from 3rd world country who never seen the internet at it's early days. And how casino spam was delivered back then. DoucheStein said it himself that, gambling itself would offer him long term losses and quite alot, to switch to streaming and hoard in signups while having zero financial risk to the game because the casino's sponsor him. Also, Ayezee would claim that his deposits where raw cash, to like not tell the audience that the money coming from his BTC or ETH account was send a half hour prior from one of the casino accounts. They are each and everyone of them a bunch of scammers who uphold a very unrealistic form of gambling.
You have a channel with 500 subscribers? Good, come aboard. We hook you up with a fake balance and your goal is to entice people into gambling. It goes like this:
Like, wtf. Spending your entire paycheque is something cool now?
But sometimes along the way you can actually find a gem in regards of a streamers confession:
That list goes on pretty much. Stick to your own opinion, dont follow the hype, dont buy from streamers and more important go with your own gut. The thing that bothers me the most is the amount of rogue casino's being promoted by these streamers.
Ive digged into Ayezee for some time. Basicly he's part of a company which is named interactive gaming group, and sets up streamers to stream or promote content. What ayezee is doing is just fake stream his way through with zero financial loss. Buy a couple of viewing bots here, a couple of fake likes there, throw in a give-away to attract audience and thats about it. Making money over desperate people who suffer from a (potential) gambling addiction. Way to go. I coud'nt sleep to be honest knowing that.
