Melstroy, Vituss, Rezak - clowns on FUN (casino streamers)

They pestered me with questions about Gelemar.
This toad has been streaming for his casinos for a long time, but people don't realize that they are streaming for FANTiki.


Two freaks jerking off to each other = one owns several online casinos but is a cheapskate, so he streams the game himself; the other married a Betfair regional manager; they initially signed him up as a poker ambassador, but then he became a streamer for Vavada Casino and other goatish scripted scams...

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While I have no desire to describe the history of Gelemar, understand that all these clowns are NOT PLAYERS = they are not interested in the financial result and do not risk their money.
At best, they might lose some of their affiliate program's money... but that's rare. The casino almost always credits them with "supposedly real" money for content. And streamers' accounts are treated as advertising. The casino doesn't even pay the providers royalties on turnover, and adaptive behavior either sleeps, or even plays into their hands.



Never look up to streamers = they don't know how to play, their goal = new reg traffic and a % commission from players' losses.

This VITUS is only a loser on the outside, he is stupidly losing 2 million RUB.



In fact, he is a thoughtful devil:
a) came up with a streaming format so I wouldn't even have to talk to the audience
b) music instead of clowning and streamer show-offs
c) loses fantastic millions, but this is casino money for the stream
d) constantly posts links to the Vavada casino scam and other garbage in the chat

It's obvious that he's set up his affiliate program to drive traffic from newcomers.
Stream #847. Multiply the streams by 1,000,000-2,000,000-5,000,000 rubles in deposits.
The more grandiose the lie, the more truthful it seems? It's just like on the Russian national channels, the cotton wool is swallowing it up.

Ask him a question.
With 2.5 billion rubles invested (only complete idiots would believe that's real money), he'd be shitting himself, knowing how many payouts he'd had, because he's not interested. The fanfic is only needed for the stream itself. And the stream is only needed to advertise the casino.

LasWERas (laSlivas)
Another FANTastic casino streamer.

Снежана wrote: The boy grew up. He started out as a loser, streaming for food.
He's currently advertising the Belarusian casino M1. Apparently, he's a relative of the owner—few people are allowed to film inside the casino, but he was even allowed to set up cameras on tripods. Visiting neighbors is a way to scout out competitors; many owners go there themselves to play and see what's going on.

Rush Roller wrote: LyaSlivas is a clown, he can't act, he thinks he's a professional.
It's funny.

If you take a man from the street and LaSlivas, the latter knows 1000 times more about roulette than a random passerby. T-shirts with Evolution logos. Sneakers with a roulette wheel print. So he can consider himself a pro.

It looks like a relative of the owner - very few people are allowed to film inside the casino, but he was even allowed to set up cameras on tripods.

+1000

The purpose of this clown show is PR for the casino. Faster than a relative or family friend. And, of course, to enhance his own image.

In one shot, he turns on the recording and shouts:
- Hooray! Look, the complete game played!!! That doesn't happen every day!!!

In other videos of complete hands, he cuts a successful setup into a shot, but the ball itself doesn't land. The completed hand is right there on the table There are no other players at the table, and the casino itself is completely silent, with no people or the hum of work. The dealers at the table have dull eyes—they're sick of watching a rigged video, where there's no real money play and no tips. Lasweras likely conducts almost all of his filming before the opening of the room, in an empty casino.

There's this old guy in Europe who travels around casinos doing reviews, pretending to be a real player. He plays with the owner's fantastically real chips. He gets paid for this, takes photos of himself and the interiors, and writes articles with glowing reviews.

It seems that this is the plan that laSlivas decided to arrange in this life.

LasWERas (ляСливас)
Another FANTastic casino streamer.
Yes, he knows everything about roulette, he cuts the ball and personally. And as for the fact that you can withdraw money from the casino, here is his answer to me.


so it's not possible, but EMU is possible!!!!!

Ask him why he films 99% of his videos in empty casinos. And why the shots? Where's the roulette game???
What's the point of placing a complete or a big bet and then calling it off like it just happened?

You could also immediately ask which of the family friends owns the casino and where they keep their camera on a tripod. But they're unlikely to tell the truth, so as not to get caught.

Repetition. Many people don't understand who casino streamers are and how they work. They're marketing employees for specific establishments with one goal: to attract new players. Previously, they were paid a separate salary in the form of cash and bonuses, but then they began working under a regular affiliate program (CPA or RevShara). Streamers aren't concerned with the financial results of their games; their goal is to create content that features clowning and outrageous behavior.

Some casino owners stream themselves to avoid paying commissions to scammers and other scammers. They prefer to keep their scheme a secret, with unlimited FAN payments disguised as real money and advertising accounts that don't even pay royalties to providers.