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Conspiracy theories: Casino Streamer Fake money or Real? (Page 9)

Topic created on 23rd Aug. 2020 | Page: 9 of 19 | Answers: 180 | Views: 46,075
frapi07
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

1st Feb. 2022, at 11:49 am CET#81
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Royal777 wrote on 01.02.2022 at 11:24 am

Nene.
With 20,000,000€ revenue and a profit of 18,000,000€ for example, he gets his 20-50%. I tend more towards 40-60%. The Affiliate offers of the casinos are usually visible on the homepage. The bigger the Streamer, the better your negotiating position.

Of course, not only average earners count among the customers, many streamers have one or two millionaires as customers.


Yes, that's hard to calculate. Many will also simply have a dead account because they couldn't win anything in the stake casino.


But it depends on the size. You can see it with the German streamers, who are not so big and play with very often with bonuses. With them I think that they get a fixed salary

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table1
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

1st Feb. 2022, at 08:09 pm CET#82
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Royal777 wrote on 01.02.2022 at 10:52 am
What's 1 million euros with his size?

Including all his social networks he has several million followers. Even if only 10% of people Deposit their 200-300€ monthly into the casino, he still makes plenty of dough.

Example:
100.000 (customers) x 200€ = 20,000,000 million in revenue per month. In the long run all customers will lose and he will surely get between 20% - 50% from the losses.

Even if he only has 10,000 customers, we would end up talking about a 7 figure sum

This is wrong on so many levels what you are talking about.

I refer here further to Train, since he is the only one, the whole Seriös Thematisiert

1. Train himself has said that he gets 1 million from Stake per session. In almost every session he spends between 3-6 million on average. He generally gambles about 40 hours and that 2-4 times a month.

2. He did not edit the balance, he showed it during the session and changed to the LIVE tab, where he has his balances. These numbers are also roughly correct and yes, I watch almost all his streams and already have a four-digit Watchtime (is not for bragging but at Train I just know myself).

3. Train does NOT advertise a CODE to sign up on Stake. On the contrary, he reminds after each win to never sign up and top right there is the entire stream a banner where it says you can ONLY lose
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By the way, this is the clip he always plays: https://www.twitch.tv/trainwreckstv/clip/TriumphantRichClipsmomBudBlast-lmJ_ANn00A4_ON0U?filter=clips&range=7d&sort=time
By not advertising anything and not having a ref link, neither in the chat nor in the panel, he can earn NOTHING from the losses of the players. He earns his money mainly from subs and sponsors (according to him)

4. I'm not out to convince you otherwise but I would soooo love to understand how Train does it.

For me TrainwrecksTV remains a phenomenon in that respect, which I would like to solve. He entertains me and I still feel he is Real to his viewers. I can't trust him 100% but currently there is nothing against it and that's what I want to question and exchange with you

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Anonym

Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 04:28 am CET#83
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table1 wrote on 01/02/2022 at 20:09
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All cool I don't doubt Rosh or Train. Besides, Twitch streams only make up 1-5% of the revenue reading, most of the highest traffic is on their website. There are dozens of other casinos there...
Even on N1 Casino pages Rosh is advertised.
https://gyazo.com/c6512130d057ea45d7e9ca5c70b4c840

Affiliate marketing in the casino industry is very lucrative and there is hardly any competition.

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Falko
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 01:50 pm CET#84
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Royal777 wrote on 02/02/2022 at 04:28 PM
All cool I don't doubt Rosh or Train. Besides, Twitch streams only account for 1-5% of the revenue stream, most of the highest traffic is on their website. There are dozens of other casinos there...
Even on N1 Casino pages Rosh is advertised.
https://gyazo.com/c6512130d057ea45d7e9ca5c70b4c840

Affiliate marketing in the casino industry is very lucrative and there is hardly any competition.


Are there still people who stream directly from Germany, or have they all had to give up now that there is this new legal situation? I don't watch it on Twitch anymore for a long time.

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garfield68
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 03:45 pm CET#85
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most germans who used to stream on twitch now do so from malta

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Falko
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 03:49 pm CET#86
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garfield68 wrote on 02.02.2022 at 15:45: most German which have previously streamed on twitch now do it from malta

That they take it upon themselves to change the country completely, because the earnings seem to be really high. Because that is already a crass decision to give up his home country.

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table1
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 03:51 pm CET#87
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Royal777 wrote on 02/02/2022 at 04:28 PM
All cool I don't doubt Rosh or Train. Besides, Twitch streams only account for 1-5% of the revenue stream, most of the highest traffic is on their website. There are dozens of other casinos there...
Even on N1 Casino pages Rosh is advertised.
https://gyazo.com/c6512130d057ea45d7e9ca5c70b4c840

Affiliate marketing in the casino industry is very lucrative and there is hardly any competition.


Yeah, it's all cool. Sorry if I get a little emotional


That Rosh is advertised on casino sites is not uncommon. It's enough to look at his Discord, where he has his own Bonus Code for so many casinos, or his stream store
Train, however, does not do something like that

That they only make up 1-5% I would not sign so.
On Stake there are so-called "races" every week. There you get, depending on the turnover a decent rackback from Stake. Three times you can guess who are in 1st & 2nd place. Train & Rosh or the other way around
Even 3rd place is so far away...... The top spots are virtually uncatchable and that resets every week

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frapi07
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

2nd Feb. 2022, at 03:53 pm CET#88
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Falko wrote on 02.02.2022 at 15:49
That they take on themselves for it to change the country completely, there seems to be really high merit. Because that is already a crass decision to give up his home country.

they certainly earn 5-10k per month, depending on the range. I also believe that they pay less income tax. In Germany you pay at 250k+ something like 50%, I don't know exactly how the numbers are (I'm too lazy to google and I only know roughly from my studies )

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Byrrrd
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Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

10th Feb. 2022, at 03:16 pm CET#89
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I just watched Train make a nice 9 million win and you know what? I don't care as much as the sack of rice from China...

Whether he gambles with real money, his money, etc. or not and only fools everyone: Sh. above under the point "bag of rice"

What I find really funny and partly pathetic, are the guys who obviously stream from their 2 room apartment and make some brain-seeking followers know that they have a bankroll of several million, stream from Malta, etc.

I am now waiting for Rosh, who will surely have such a big win today or tomorrow...

:D

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t****o

Casino Streamer Fake money or Real?

10th Feb. 2022, at 04:39 pm CET#90
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It's all the viewers' own fault. They want to be entertained and made fun of, and
they will be

Quite apart from OC, watching others do anything is sick to me either way.
It's like I don't have a life of my own. How lost do I have to be?

Either I do it myself, or leave it completely. Therefore the spectators are
are the sick ones in my opinion. Whether they play with real money or not, whether they have
Have millions or are poor, every normal person will be quite indifferent,
because he doesn't even know them!

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