I read through this and by the reasoning of the OP, streamers have more chance to win than non-streamers. Which is completely untrue.
There is nothing that states you can't get the same deals as streamers. Affiliate schemes don't force you to stream at all. They are just referals and you have to do the work, usually by streaming and building a community. So all the costs, time, lifeforce involved puts streamers at a loss from the start.
Now let's say you have streamer vs non-streamer who never takes bonuses. Then yes, they have an advantage by the numbers. Effectively you get another (100-96.5)/2 if you take a fixed RTP at 96.5 taking it upto 98.25%. This can fluctuate depending on the RTP of the original deposit during playthrough.
So over time, they lose a little less than you would if you didn't take a bonus.
Of course you forget luck in the equation. One streamer might be lucky. One might not. A non-streamer might be luckier than a streamer, one might not.
Ultimately if you play casual, getting a no-sticky bonus absolutely the best thing you can do. If you play long term, it's a choice between how you want to offset your losses really, but usually the best chance to win sooner rather than later.
There is nothing that states you can't get the same deals as streamers. Affiliate schemes don't force you to stream at all. They are just referals and you have to do the work, usually by streaming and building a community. So all the costs, time, lifeforce involved puts streamers at a loss from the start.
Now let's say you have streamer vs non-streamer who never takes bonuses. Then yes, they have an advantage by the numbers. Effectively you get another (100-96.5)/2 if you take a fixed RTP at 96.5 taking it upto 98.25%. This can fluctuate depending on the RTP of the original deposit during playthrough.
So over time, they lose a little less than you would if you didn't take a bonus.
Of course you forget luck in the equation. One streamer might be lucky. One might not. A non-streamer might be luckier than a streamer, one might not.
Ultimately if you play casual, getting a no-sticky bonus absolutely the best thing you can do. If you play long term, it's a choice between how you want to offset your losses really, but usually the best chance to win sooner rather than later.