NickSlots: The Hypocritical Clown of Casino Streaming
Before diving into the depths of this devastating investigation into NickSlots, it's worth noting that this guy is far from the first and certainly not the last scammer in the world of casino streaming.
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The Rise of Nickslots
Similar "stars" like Xposed, Roshtein, ClassyBeef have long since proudly taken their places on the blacklist of fraudulent streamers. There you can read about how these virtual swindlers deceive their viewers, drawing them into the abyss of gambling with counterfeit money and fake emotions. And now it's time to take NickSlots apart.
Who is NickSlots?
NickSlots, whose real name is carefully hidden (well, of course, who needs to be seen in this scam?), is one of the bright representatives of casino streaming. The guy streams on Twitch and YouTube, showing supposedly fantastic wins and involving his audience in this gambling trap. But do not be fooled: his entire show is just a virtual performance, staged with one goal - to lure your money and send it into the pockets of the casinos he cooperates with.
Fake Money Scheme: Classic Scam
Here's how this trick works. NickSlots plays for huge amounts, such as the average person wouldn't even dream of in their nightmares. But, in fact, there is no risk for him, because this money is fake. Yes, the casino he cooperates with gives him special funds so that he can put on shows with supposedly real bets. No risk, no losses. But when you watch his broadcasts and see how easily and quickly he wins huge sums, your hands just reach for your wallet. Oh, how convenient it is for casino scammers when naive viewers carry their hard-earned money, naively hoping for the same "success".
But in reality, all this is smoke and mirrors. No one wins such sums with such regularity. This guy only creates the illusion that the slot is a path to wealth, and the gullible viewer is one of those who falls for this cheap scam.
Promo codes and referral links: the more you lose, the more he earns
What, do you think this is where his deception ends? No way! On every NickSlots stream, you will see magical promo codes, referral links that promise “exclusive bonuses”. And how cleverly it is all devised: newcomers, captured by the magic of his fake winnings, follow the links, register, make deposits and... lose their money. And NickSlots gets a percentage for this. The more you lose, the more he earns. And you? Your role in this game is to be the sponsor of his luxurious life.
All these affiliate programs with casinos are just a bubble, created to suck the last pennies out of you. Casinos pay him for every buck you lose. You are lost like useless trash, and this guy sits and rubs in that "it's just luck, next time you will definitely be lucky." Yes, of course. He will be lucky, but you definitely won't.
Casino and low RTP - chance to win? Ridiculous!
Even if for some reason you still think that you can win at the casinos he advertises, let's look at the real odds. NickSlots advertises a bunch of casinos, each of which reduces the RTP of the slots to a paltry percentage. RTP is the return to player percentage, or simply put, your chance of winning. And when this percentage is reduced to a minimum, your chance of winning is as big as a chicken's chance of becoming a chess champion.
Let's take a look at his website and open the first "honest" casino:
Platin Casino is a tempting banner with interesting bonuses, but you can’t win anything from it. RTP reductions reach 91% at providers such as Play’n GO and Hacksaw.
The next casino that is colorfully promoted on the site is PlayGrand Casino.
Here we have checked and found a bunch of RTP reductions in popular slots. This is especially true for games from providers such as NetEnt and Big Time Gaming, Pragmatic and many others, where the chances of winning are practically zero.
And here the question arises: how does our dear NickSlots manage to “win” such sums in a casino where the chances of winning are below the plinth?
NickSlots Hypocrisy: Playing with Fake Money
NickSlots actively avoids mentioning that he plays with money provided by the casino, that is, in fact, in demo mode. These virtual bucks allow him to bet tens of thousands of dollars per spin, but at the same time not risk absolutely anything. You, looking at his streams, might think that this is a common practice and also risk your money. But, unlike him, you risk your hard-earned money, not fake wrappers.
The streamer creates a false sense of security and hope for success in his viewers. This is especially dangerous for young and naive viewers who may succumb to his influence and start playing, thinking that they can repeat his success. But the truth is that the casino always wins. No one wins as often as NickSlots does, and his game is not an indicator that you can win something worthwhile.
NickSlots Big Wins:
Razor Shark – x1336
The player was lucky to get a large number of mystical symbols, which turned into identical symbols and collected large combinations and winnings for several spins in a row.
Queen of Riches – x4097
In 1 spin, the player managed to fill the entire playing field with identical symbols, which allowed him to instantly reach a big win.
Dead or Alive 2 – x29119
The player received a huge number of wild symbols, most of which also had a good multiplier, which allowed him to get to a colossal win in just one bonus game.
Conclusion: NickSlots is a scammer who makes money on your losses
So, what do we have? NickSlots is a typical casino streamer who makes money by sucking his viewers into the world of gambling using fake money and promoting shady casinos with low RTP. His streams are just an illusion created to make you spend your money, while he gets a percentage of your losses. This guy is not a hero, but a scammer manipulating you for his own benefit.
Shut down his streams and don't fall for these cheap tricks. Because in the end, only he will win, and you will be left without money and with broken hopes.
JackiiePumpkin Well, the classic is that half of the gray bookmakers have such a scheme. The main thing is that they give money for sponsorship, and then at least the grass does not grow.
GodBJTTA Not exactly "when it wants". The provider releases a game with several RTP versions (e.g. 96%, 94%, 91%). And the casino, when it buys a slot for its site, chooses one of these versions. Therefore, in one casik, the slot can have a return of 96%, and in another – 91%. Always check the information about the slot before playing, this can usually be done by clicking on the "i" or "?" button inside the game itself.
YellowPikmin Yes, I remember the Avengers slot... I caught such drifts there. I still regret that I did not take a screenshot, now you can't prove it.
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I never trusted these streamers. They all make money on referral links, on what you lose. And their winnings are always accidentally 'rigged'.
Horror.
For me, alcohol and cigarette advertising is worse and more harmful.
Guys, I don't see a problem at all. Those who play understand the risk. But spinning with fake money is, of course, dirty.
Don't envy his success