Roshtein practise mode is the same balance as real mode?
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Slotspinner
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pausefisk
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I think the only thing the video shows is that something went wrong in demonstrating play money. I have played at many different casinos and sometimes things go wrong on the website. That may explain why he had to log in again after returning from play mode. Besides, as many others have pointed out here, it is not possible to save bonuses when playing play money. I've seen him stream a couple of times and he shows transactions as much as other streams I see. When you have so many viewers and probably make good money as an affiliate, it will be just as much his own money as the ones streaming here under CG.
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JonnyWalker
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First of all, I'm not here to defend him, but I wonder how it is possible to play live games (monopoly live, live roulette and dream catcher) in practice mode.
Nobody can play live games in practice mode, right? If he plays in practice mode, how he do that?
Nobody can play live games in practice mode, right? If he plays in practice mode, how he do that?
Slotspinner
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for sure not, for that you can just use bonus funds that theyll just void after finishing the wager, theres many options for casinos to do these things, for this one though im just interested how it can happen to load the real play balance when entering practise mode
Hemmy86
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I been keeping an eye on roshtein for a long time and i feel he is not being truthful about everything.
But now get real for a moment i did inspect the video frame by frame and i did notice he actually did click
on Real money mode befor going into fun money. How did this happen u ask ?
He fumbled around with his mouse and for just few frames before entering Practice play he clicked on Real money.
It goes by very fast and he is literlay geting on the earliest pixel u can click on where the hand is showing when changing to the arrow at the same spot which indicates he indeed did click on it
But now get real for a moment i did inspect the video frame by frame and i did notice he actually did click
on Real money mode befor going into fun money. How did this happen u ask ?
He fumbled around with his mouse and for just few frames before entering Practice play he clicked on Real money.
It goes by very fast and he is literlay geting on the earliest pixel u can click on where the hand is showing when changing to the arrow at the same spot which indicates he indeed did click on it
bookthewin
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I slowed it down as slow as possible and it appeared to me first as well that he mighta clicked real. But after slowing it down its 100% practice mode click. I would know as I'm from LegendOfGambling
Slotspinner
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nah if you slow it down the click is on practise. also the reaction after? panic mode? if it was a mistake surely one would just repeat the process to show the actual practise mode. for me the whole reaction just reeks of something!
Hemmy86
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He does indeed click on practice mode after but befor that he clicks on Real money play i checked frame by frame in video editor.
I would try to recreate this but im self excluded from casino so i can't really test what would happen if u clicked on real play and when practice play right after just within few frames. I did test on practice moded but it loaded instant just 1 frame after clicking so it didn't tell me much
I checked it in video editor frame by frame it can't be seen in slowmo causse it goes by very fast.
His behivor was a bit odd true but im just stating what i saw when i looked in the video editor and do wonder if he by clicking real money just frames befor practice mode took him to real money, not sure why he gave up on it after that is strange though
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Slotspinner
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@Hemmy86
If the click indeed is on real thatd just solve the whole thing, reaction is quite odd though.. and then later on the practise mode on Rise of merlin didnt work, on Top of that theres some random german viewbotting guy on twitch now promoting N1 on a bought twitch account with 50 euro bets too ... questionable casino that N1 thing!
If the click indeed is on real thatd just solve the whole thing, reaction is quite odd though.. and then later on the practise mode on Rise of merlin didnt work, on Top of that theres some random german viewbotting guy on twitch now promoting N1 on a bought twitch account with 50 euro bets too ... questionable casino that N1 thing!
Hemmy86
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@Slotspinner
Its all very unclear what actually happen i would try to recreate it if i had a real money account there.
If it was not for that 1 frame click that i think is a click since it changed to arrow 1 frame after is what i actually whanted to test if real money mode loads instant or if there is a delay there like in the video, if it would load instant like practice mode does when there is nothing left to wonder about.
Random german guy promoting n1 u say lol, that is indeed a bit fishy
Its all very unclear what actually happen i would try to recreate it if i had a real money account there.
If it was not for that 1 frame click that i think is a click since it changed to arrow 1 frame after is what i actually whanted to test if real money mode loads instant or if there is a delay there like in the video, if it would load instant like practice mode does when there is nothing left to wonder about.
Random german guy promoting n1 u say lol, that is indeed a bit fishy
desity2017
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i did made account just to check, well after i went to practice mode it didnt show my real balance
TheGreatOne
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Roshtein tried it later on again, and it showed his practice balance aswell while being logged on. Also the N1 tech support were unable to replicate the issue. I think it was just a weird glitch.
DanishDaniel
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I actually saw it live, and as a developer, I just assumed it was an error. Bugs happen, and since the URL for the real and practice slot is the same there could be some code not getting executed correctly. I can't test N1 myself since I am from Denmark, but you could probably replicate it with a blocker.
And if N1 is onto it as well, why would it have anything to do with his practice mode anyways? They could just give him the funds on his account and block withdrawals, it would even be less work.
N1 could potentially also have a special deal with Roshstein regarding withdrawals since he does seem like their main marketing source.
3-4% follower rate does seem suspicious compared to other casino streamers, but since Roshstein is placed so high on the top viewers list he does also acquire way more new viewers than the other streamers mentioned. If we look at https://legendofgambling.com/is-roshtein-using-bots-to-gain-followers/ - the followers on the 18th of August could be explained by the fact he was banned for a short period, that tends to screw with follower numbers. If you look at Socialblade or whatever else now, you'll see the numbers have been normalized.
If we compare Roshstein to other top tier streamers(10k+ viewers), you'll see that his follower rate is not uncommon, and you'll see follower rates exceeding that.
I watch Roshtein once in a while, but I would not really consider myself a fan. I just don't see any evidence that clearly proves anything, some things seem sketchy, but at the same time you can quickly come up with a reasonable explanation.
And if N1 is onto it as well, why would it have anything to do with his practice mode anyways? They could just give him the funds on his account and block withdrawals, it would even be less work.
N1 could potentially also have a special deal with Roshstein regarding withdrawals since he does seem like their main marketing source.
3-4% follower rate does seem suspicious compared to other casino streamers, but since Roshstein is placed so high on the top viewers list he does also acquire way more new viewers than the other streamers mentioned. If we look at https://legendofgambling.com/is-roshtein-using-bots-to-gain-followers/ - the followers on the 18th of August could be explained by the fact he was banned for a short period, that tends to screw with follower numbers. If you look at Socialblade or whatever else now, you'll see the numbers have been normalized.
If we compare Roshstein to other top tier streamers(10k+ viewers), you'll see that his follower rate is not uncommon, and you'll see follower rates exceeding that.
I watch Roshtein once in a while, but I would not really consider myself a fan. I just don't see any evidence that clearly proves anything, some things seem sketchy, but at the same time you can quickly come up with a reasonable explanation.
TheGreatOne
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That article about viewbotting is probably the worst article i've ever seen. No research at all. Twitch banned Roshtein by mistake. He got his account back within 30 minutes. But being banned makes you 'lose' all your followers. They need to resync, which takes times and it makes it look for people like they arent following anymore. He had 140k followers before the ban. The number after the ban was stuck on 112k for a while. But within an hour he was back at 140k. And i think thats where that number, 28k, is coming from.
dirtystack
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You can't explain away how visibly flustered he got about it.
I quite enjoy watching him now and then but, cmon, he is fake as fuck.
He is amusing but he is acting, he is a fake smile, rehearsed, contrived.
I quite enjoy watching him now and then but, cmon, he is fake as fuck.
He is amusing but he is acting, he is a fake smile, rehearsed, contrived.
DanishDaniel
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dirtystack
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First thing I would do is repeat what I had done to see if it had the same result, which, of course, would be a bad idea if I was streaming and had a persistent freeplay balance floating about which I was passing off as real money.
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