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

FANTASTIC PIZ#OBOLS
Mellstroy + MORGENSHTERN

1Win, Vavada, Stake
They invest in Melstroy streams, paying two woodpeckers for a circus with candy wrappers under the guise of real money.

Even considering it's an advertising account, $3.2 million in credits wasted in just 3 hours!!!
You can calculate the payout at these shitty casinos yourself.



- He didn't spend any of his own money on this stream. [3:38:00 true at the end of the video]



How much intelligence does it take to spin unknown slot machines at max bets?
The Woodpeckers' stream lasts as long as the casino awarded them candy wrappers.



Vitus and Melstroy are the heights of stupidity, designed to traffic new regs to a shitty casino. This is the paradigm built on: if such primitives can drink and win on a slot machine, then why can't I?
Good casinos don't use fake spinners and clown streamers for advertising.

Trainwrecklost $2-3 billion in online gambling

💭 Popular streamer Tyler "Trainwreck" admitted to losing $2-3 billion in casinos after turning down lucrative deals with gambling operators.

🤑 He was offered $100 million for 16 months of cooperation and another $20-50 million monthly for promoting referral links, but he refused.

💬 Despite the colossal losses, Trainwreck insists it's doing great. It makes sense, considering you're a co-owner of Kick, a platform that actively promotes gambling content.

💭 Interestingly, Trainwreck plays on Stake , but has repeatedly criticized the operator. In March 2024, he even called the platform a scam.

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Who is churning out this news?
People will think that he lost "his" 3 billion...

He gets FAN money credited to his balance under the guise of real money + an ADVERTISING casino account (doesn't participate in royalties from turnover) + plays only fixed games/providers...
Goal = to generate TRAFFIC and receive a % commission from the affiliate program.
Dot.

So that fans of evening casino streams understand:

All Casino Streamers Are Clowns!

Streamers Run ADVERTISING ACCOUNTS

Here is a standard invitation to join the affiliate program:



This means that for such an account:
a) The casino awards FUN in the form of real money for the streamer's work
b) the casino does not pay royalties for games played on such an account (the game is played using pirated scripts, or there is a deal with the provider)
c) has a high return and you have to be completely stupid to lose your deposits

Therefore, you can spin millions on advertising accounts and surprise viewers with generous bonuses.
All the streamer's emotions are nothing more than cheap theater for the audience.

The streamer's main goal is to attract traffic and get people to click the referral link to register at the casino. Instead of links, special promo codes can be used, supposedly for the best casino welcome bonus or to participate in some promotion.

Such new registrants are automatically linked to the streamer's account in the affiliate program, and then the streamer receives 30-40% of their losses monthly and for life.


Casinos may hire top streamers and pay them hourly for their content. But this is extremely rare. Such integrations are practiced by Western casinos to promote their brand in the media space. In 99% of cases, it all comes down to affiliate programs.

Today I came across a video from Veras



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How sad! People who don't know what they're talking about are getting two hours of BS...
They are fed nonsense and it's all under the labels "LEGEND", "PLAYER", "MATHEMATICIAN"

You can't expect anything else from Pasha = he hasn't learned to play roulette in 10 years, so he keeps going
He's been making blogger circuses about hitting completes with friends who own casinos, but he's only doing it on the 30th take.
either before the hall opens, or after the hall closes...
STAGED #UETA === LasWaras


Maybe I should re-record this video with just my snide comments?


P.S. I've seen entire films commented on like this.

There's no point. Dmitry Lesnoy is the guy who hung around casinos on Earth and shook hands with the owners.
I won’t take it upon myself to evaluate his mental abilities, but he has a ton of experience and stories.

Lesnoy's poker lessons are a separate topic for the maestro:

In 2012, when I went to Kyiv for the first time on the RPT, I prepared using Lesnoy’s video lessons

In 2024, Dmitry began actively pursuing bloggers. He decided to make his presence known on various platforms, but with the same stories and the obligatory "legend" in his video titles:



He has a ton of experience and stories, like any seasoned gambler. The only difference is his circle of acquaintances: Lesnoy's acquaintances included regulars at Moscow casinos and their owners. Therefore, stories of "who lost the most money" seem to him more like stories of "who plays better."

How useful and accurate is this experience? Just listen to LasWARas in his interview, where he says that the odds of hitting a number on roulette are 1 in 35.
What else can we say? This is a complete failure of his "expert" credentials, and it wasn't a slip of the tongue. He's like a young journalist filming a casino commercial, pointing to a European roulette table, and saying, "There's American roulette here."
Then he rolls his eyes and, with a knowing air, tells a story about his wife, who gets a car hired by the casino to take her to the tables. That her "instinct" and endless losses are quantum physics. Maybe it's old age, or maybe he realizes all his knowledge is useless?

His talented acquaintance, programmer Lev Natanson, was a skilled mathematician. He calculated probabilities, wrote Mariage. Dmitry Lesnoy rode on him and his talents for a long time. Then Natanson died in poverty in a Moscow apartment, while Lesnoy, with his money, lives in Cyprus. A banal story about smart and businesslike people.
Lesnoy pushed books and advertisements, collecting money from casinos for his info-gypsyism. He was more of a primitive co-author of casino content and a much greater fan of playing poker all night and socializing with rich people.

But where did the post-Soviet journalist get the big money for the game?
Poker school?
Publishing books to order?
Advertising in the Marriage program?

Casinos often deliberately place such people among wealthy clients; they act as barkers at the market, luring people into long-term gambling. But we don't know about this side of Dmitry's connections with Moscow casino owners, and Lesnoy will never tell the truth.
Their "Sports Poker League" project was a major attempt by two or three Moscow casinos to legislate for everyone in Russia to buy their certificates in one place. It didn't work. Poker was also banned.

When the FIDO network was just beginning to migrate to the web, Lesnoy and his company launched the first casino forum in the CIS. The CGM forum had a long-standing monopoly on the Russian internet. How much money was spent there through affiliate programs? Millions of dollars in commissions, hundreds of thousands in advertising.

If Lesnoy had a stake in CGM, that explains a lot. Money was pouring in until his own moderators opened their own websites and stole the players. Galina Galanova (the forum's last incompetent owner) drove CGM to a clinically dead state.

CGM moderators and their friends long cultivated an image of themselves as "legends" and "experts" in casino games. All sorts of tales were spread throughout the CIS, and those deemed undesirable were banned without further ado. When all the players fled, CGM hired primitive teenagers like TTR and Roulette Angel as section moderators. These people, with zero experience, do more to mislead than answer questions.



An example of an old CGM legend, but essentially an unfortunate gambling addict with a long and murky background, who constantly borrowed and re-borrowed from friends:

If this guy played professionally, it was a long time ago. His story is far removed from the current reality of offline gaming. He's a complete fairy tale about online gaming.

For example, Maxim Katz also spent a long time browsing Moscow casinos and writing on CGM. But he was constantly banned for disrespecting the moderators. Eventually, Katz got tired of losing money and became a politician.



Another "legend" and "expert" in the gambling business.

Safronov is right on point at 42:40. About calculation, about choosing a location, about perseverance.

About Evolution from 1:13:00 is nonsense.