Originally Posted by
Dan Druff
Until Chrissy was brought to my attention, I had no idea that so many gambling scammers existed on YouTube.
I will give Chrissy credit for one thing -- he's the most entertaining of the entire bunch, by a wide margin. Yes, his entertainment value comes from him being the biggest clown of them all, but still, I just can't get into regularly watching the rest of them. Chrissy is just the gift who keeps on giving.
Also, some of the gambling scammers are just delusional. They believe they actually have a winning "system", and are just "unlucky" at the moment. Chrissy believes a form of that too, but he sells a lifestyle more than the system itself, which is where the delusion bridges into outright scamming. Some of these other guys are just selling the delusion. However, there are plenty who realize their system is bunk (or, at best, are unsure it works), and still knowingly lie about their results and sell them anyway.
Chrissy's "change your life with my strategies and quit your job" sales pitch is the most offensive, though. Saying "Buy my system that wins" is a lot different than "If you pay me to learn what I've been doing, you can quit your job and become a millionaire just like me".