tbh i feel like train doesnt play with fake balance, you gotta remember how long hes been on stake which means a ridiculous amount of people are under his affiliates that im guessing pay him 10% or so of their wagers. he did also say he got paid 300 mil in a 2yr contract with stake and i doubt hes cashing out of that much crypto vs keeping it in a ledger just bc of tax reasons and gov looking into where a sum like that came from.
@basta, I think the relationship between slot providers and streamers has a lot to do with this: In the past, many providers paid prominent streamers to showcase their games for a certain number of spins or time. Some still do this today. However, in the case of Pragmatic Play, they’ve become so established and widely played that they might not rely on these partnerships as heavily anymore.
It’s possible that Pragmatic Play no longer pays this particular streamer (at least not “under the table”) to feature their games, which could explain why they’re now labeled as “scammers” by him. Many streamers aim for max wins and big content moments, but Pragmatic Play slots usually are not designed to deliver those consistently. This is similar to ELK Studios, whose games also don’t align with the persona of someone chasing massive wins, which is likely why you don’t see him playing their slots much if ever either.
Interestingly, one of his biggest early wins came from a Pragmatic Play game, Might of Ra. He also used to play Pragmatic Play games much more frequently in the past.
tbh i feel like train doesnt play with fake balance, you gotta remember how long hes been on stake which means a ridiculous amount of people are under his affiliates that im guessing pay him 10% or so of their wagers. he did also say he got paid 300 mil in a 2yr contract with stake and i doubt hes cashing out of that much crypto vs keeping it in a ledger just bc of tax reasons and gov looking into where a sum like that came from.
I am curious about these types of streamers. Why they are streaming when they can afford playing with $2000 bet? What is their advantages in real?
All their balance is demo, fake cash from affiliated casino, about their profit have not details
@basta, I think the relationship between slot providers and streamers has a lot to do with this: In the past, many providers paid prominent streamers to showcase their games for a certain number of spins or time. Some still do this today. However, in the case of Pragmatic Play, they’ve become so established and widely played that they might not rely on these partnerships as heavily anymore.
It’s possible that Pragmatic Play no longer pays this particular streamer (at least not “under the table”) to feature their games, which could explain why they’re now labeled as “scammers” by him. Many streamers aim for max wins and big content moments, but Pragmatic Play slots usually are not designed to deliver those consistently. This is similar to ELK Studios, whose games also don’t align with the persona of someone chasing massive wins, which is likely why you don’t see him playing their slots much if ever either.
Interestingly, one of his biggest early wins came from a Pragmatic Play game, Might of Ra. He also used to play Pragmatic Play games much more frequently in the past.
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