Is Slotspinner that real?

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Hi guys, I've been watching and observing slotspinner for a while now and I discovered some interesting details.

First of all he's playing with real money.

That being said he always only deposits with bonuses from the casino's and almost never raw. And that's my concern because most (the non streamers) regular players who sign up on those casino's through his affiliate don't get those 100% bonuses everytime they deposit. So it's not a realistic view of gambling when he streams. As soon the bonus bullets are used he ends the stream not willing to deposit raw.

Don't get me wrong, There is nothing wrong with getting those benefits as a streamer.

For example Letsgiveitaspin deposits with bonuses too in the beginning of his streams but when ripped he just deposits raw money (much respect) and that's the real deal and how the majority of the gamblers gamble. 

 
Slotspinner is a really honest guy. There's a major difference between Letsgiveitaspin and Slotspinner though, when you check their funds. The most important thing is the honesty of the streamer. If one is streaming with an added bonus, I don't mind; if it's being mentioned. Gambling is an expensive cost, so if Slotspinner doesn't want to add any "raw" money, I really don't mind. He's a good kid, and I really love that guy.

 
LetsTalkFacts said:
First of all he's playing with real money.

That being said he always only deposits with bonuses from the casino's and almost never raw. And that's my concern because most (the non streamers) regular players who sign up on those casino's through his affiliate don't get those 100% bonuses everytime they deposit. So it's not a realistic view of gambling when he streams. As soon the bonus bullets are used he ends the stream not willing to deposit raw.

Don't get me wrong, There is nothing wrong with getting those benefits as a streamer.
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I don't get the point of this post?
You start off by saying that he always uses deposit bonuses and it concerns you as it's not a realistic view of gambling, yet in the next sentence directly contradict that by saying there is nothing wrong with getting those benefits as a streamer? Which is it?

But, Moritz is extremely transparent and always has been. If he was to deposit the amount he does everyday without any kind of deposit bonus, the amount of stream time to provide content to his viewers would drop significantly, which defeats the whole purpose of being a streamer. Also, the volatility and variance would be much higher for him. Sure, if he gets lucky and hits a super big win that he doesn't have to wager, it's great! But, as they tend to be very few and far between, when the long periods of losses start to pile up, you're in the hole super quickly and it will become a lot more expensive to keep streaming and firing multiple bullets. After all, this is a job for him to create content, so maximising the amount of content is essential.

Yes, the average player will not be able to get deposit bonuses like Moritz, or other casino streamers, but your average player will also not be putting multiple hours of play through at the level that a casino streamer does. Just because a deposit bonus is involved, doesn't mean it is not a 'realistic view of gambling'. He gets the same slots and games as me and you, with the same RTP, whilst risking his own money, which is far more than can be said for the majority of 'casino streamers' in the past few years.

Anyone who says they would be happy to start streaming full time without any kind of deposit bonuses involved, knowing that the basic maths of the games mean the inevitable outcome will be that you eventually end up at a loss, must be wealthy enough to validate it as an expensive pastime (which is how gambling should be viewed anyway), and/or have other forms of income available to allow for the losses and streaming expenses. 99.9% of people like money, and would want to generate an income from streaming if doing it full time, so would you undertake any form of streaming as a full time job if you wasn't able to make money from it? Probably not.

 
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