Online Slots Streaming Profits
Beginner
2 years ago
I don’t understand some online slot streamers, I did a little research. Calculations show that a stream channel with 131,000 followers on YouTube and 76 million total video views earns an average of $42 per video. And let’s say he earns $500 from sponsors for each video. The total is about $550. Now, what I don’t understand is that the winnings/losses of these streamers in a game session are many times higher than $550. How do they satisfy the money they earn from the stream? For example, if I were a gambler who played with $20 more bet, I don’t think I would need to open a stream. I don’t know what to say about streamers who play with $100 bet
I agree with what you said, I think I wouldn't do business with streaming if I had millions in my wallet. Streamers' earnings are not limited to simple streamm platform earnings, if you take into account the advertisements and memberships made through them, a large income can emerge.
Of course streamers make good money, I think most of those who play high beetle get money added by the casino
@rebecca I'm not sure if it's allowed in this forum to talk about these topics (affiliation, earnings related, etc.), but I might be able to answer your questions if the @admin confirms that this doesn't violate any forum rules.
@pepaso As long as you are not advertising some product, I don't see any bad in telling what you know and what you think. BWB - the most transparent platform about slots and gambling
Casino traffic is very expensive. Streamers are one of the most reliable ways to drive traffic to casinos, as such, they are paid very well for doing so.
Back in my days when I was streaming (around 2016), we got quite favourable streaming bonuses with low wagering. This meant we had a bit of an edge, and most of us were printing at that time lol. On top of that, you also have affiliate income (although I wasn't making much from it).
I suspect it's a bit different these days. A lot of the crypto streamers don't play with real money and instead they get a fixed fee (like a monthly salary) to stream and promote their brand. I guess affiliate money on top of that, too.
Personally I don't get how you can stand playing with fake non-withdrawable funds day in and day out. I would get bored out of my mind.
When it comes to streaming there are always people that directly donate/sub and that counts too, but deals vary greatly depending on your location as well, it's almost impossible to estimate it this way that everyone with similar numbers would be getting 500$ per video, there is way more depth to it
Sometimes I watch slot streams if I come across them, but most streams are really annoying. I don't even play in demo mode with the bet they put. That's why I don't want to watch streamers who play higher than $10 bet
@lily-a Same here sometimes the amount of the bet size is crazy, as you said, I dont have the amount in demo mode haha!