Streamers rigged?

Lokus said:
Heres the funny part, ive never won as  frequently or as much as the streamers.
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Your logic is flawed buddy. Have you put it in the same number of hours? Have you compared amounts won or multiples of wins? Have you played the same slots and for the same number of spins?

Variance is a bitch sir. I played slots for 8 years and this last month made up for 30% of my lifetime losses. If I had streamed it, you would have probably said OMG THIS GUYS IS PAID BY CASINO.  If you watched Nick's stream the last 2 weeks, you would stay the fuck away from slots (until the last 30 minutes of the Friday stream where he managed to recoup 1300 quid :P )

Our brains are wired to  see patterns, but they are flawed when it comes to gambling and variance. Slots exploit this very well - hell every casino game does. Its the same reason why they put up last numbers hit on roulette tables and the number tracker on Dreamcatcher (or is it Dreamcrusher). We all know the same numbers are likely to hit again every time as they are independent draws.

The only possible way of a casino rigging it for a streamer is to have the streamer own the casino or have some sort of superuser account on said casino and where the games aren't provided by any major and audited provider. Logically, these don't exist on reputable casinos because, let's be honest, why the hell would they risk their multi million dollar business on a no-name basement dweller for a few sign-ups a month?

 
When I started streaming, on my first bullet (lasted 3 sessions) I got my biggest cashout ever from a 1000sek deposit (cashed out 16000). Now Im like 2-3 weeks into my streaming career and must say Ive been lucky to start with. I started playing late november last year (not streaming, just playing), and had a bad run of 5000 down within 2 weeks. Close to quitting, but after that I got INSANELY lucky. Now approx. 7 months in im up... a lot. But damn ive had some big droughts, but it all evens out and like I said, ive been really lucky. What im trying to get across, this is all just random, im just more lucky than average I guess. Everyone can´t win and everyone can´t lose. No one gains if this is rigged, in fact everyone loses... 

 
There is no need to rig the slots.

The Bandit did an interesting video where he showed actual numbers from a couple of casinos. Playing slots is a losing game for him as for everyone else in the long run.

But apart from getting bonuses that the rest of us don’t get the affiliate link generate considerable sums of money. In his case having around 600 active players and generating roughly 100 sign-ups in a month gave him £5400 in October this year from one casino. Of that £4000 was from sign-ups (CPA) and £1400 from revenue share (ie share in player losses).

As you can deduct from this when you see a streamer playing that is not not a true reflection of normal gambling, so in that way it's rigged even if the machines are not.

The Bandit's video

 
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