The “coolest” streamers make huge bets, play a lot and do not experience financial problems. At least there is always money for a good game. Where?

In theory, an online casino streamer makes money on affiliate programs. You register using his link, you lose, he gets some of that money. All within the bounds of decency. It turns out that the casino streamer spins the reels with this earned money. But this is all ideal. There is another scheme that does not look so noble.

Fake money

Look at the casino streamer, pay attention to which casinos he plays. Do you fully trust one and the other? If your answer is “Yes”, then so be it. Here, after all, the main thing is whether you are interested in watching the stream or not, and what money the game is played with is secondary.

But if you have suspicions that the streamer is not playing with his own money, this can be absolutely true. Not entirely clean casinos and the same streamers can agree. The streamer receives money from the casino, which he simply spins and can never withdraw. That is, in fact, this is not the streamer's money - it's the same as playing for candy wrappers. They say that there have already been cases when it was proved that the streamer was using fake money. Fully believe in it.

In fact, there are no problems until streamers start convincing viewers that they are playing with their own money. This is already a deception, and it would be nice to punish for this, and both sides. People can believe that everything happens honestly. Seeing big bets, and, accordingly, big winnings, they will want the same thing and go to register.

Here you can understand both streamers and casinos that go for such a deception. The fact that someone is playing with them for big money is a good advertisement for the casino. And the casino streamer increases the interest of the public with its large bets. If he announces that he is playing for candy wrappers, then this will not impress the audience. Many probably won't watch their casino streams.