A lot of people are now talking about how the famous casino streamer Roshtein gave himself away during the stream. He accidentally showed that he was playing for candy wrappers. The other day, during a stream, he switched from real money mode to a demo game and his balance did not change.
When the test mode is loading, there should be a transition from real money to demo credits. They are not labeled as rubles, euros or dollars, but simply as demo credits. At least in the N1 casino where the game took place, this is the order.
Roshtein himself claims to play with his own money, but is said to never show his deposits and withdrawals. Judging by the video, the streamer was rather confused after he realized that his supposedly real balance was released in demo mode. He quickly buried the slot, saying that this was his real balance, but before that, everyone clearly saw how he clicked on the demo game, and not the real one.
From this we can draw the following conclusion - the casino has a special relationship with the streamer. Because it wouldn't happen to a normal player. Or it was some kind of glitch, which is unlikely, because Roshtein did not understand and focus on this, but quickly closed the game.
