MrBeast and Ronaldo “Chicken Road” Ads Are Fake
If a video shows MrBeast, Cristiano Ronaldo or another celebrity telling you to play Chicken Road and win big, treat it as a scam. We have found no evidence that any of these celebrities endorse the game. These ads use AI-generated voices and faces (deepfakes) or edited clips to push unofficial apps and casinos.
What the Fake Ads Look Like
- A famous person “explains” a trick for Chicken Road, often with an out-of-sync voice.
- Promises of guaranteed winnings or “turning C$20 into C$2,000”.
- A link to download an app, join a Telegram channel or use a “predictor”.
- Fake news layouts imitating CBC, CTV or other media.
- Comments full of identical “it worked for me” messages.
Where They Send You
The goal is to get you to deposit somewhere the scammer earns from — or to hand over your data. Common destinations are unofficial Chicken Road apps and APKs, “predictor” bots (see why predictors are scams), fake “official Chicken Road casino” sites, and casinos that don’t accept players from your province or ignore withdrawal requests.
How to Spot a Deepfake Gambling Ad
- Check the celebrity’s verified accounts — real endorsements are announced there.
- Watch the mouth and voice: deepfakes often have unnatural lip movement and flat intonation.
- Be suspicious of any “guaranteed” gambling win. Casino games have a house edge; nobody can promise profit.
- Look at the link: unknown domains, URL shorteners and Telegram invites are red flags.
What to Do
- Report the ad on the platform where you saw it.
- Don’t install apps or APKs from the ad.
- If you lost money or shared card details, contact your bank and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
Want to play Chicken Road safely? Try the free demo, read is Chicken Road legit, and use only established casinos that accept Canadian players.
FAQ
Does MrBeast promote Chicken Road?
We have found no evidence that MrBeast has endorsed Chicken Road. Ads showing him promoting the game should be treated as deepfakes or misleading edits.
Did Cristiano Ronaldo advertise Chicken Road?
We have found no evidence of a genuine Ronaldo endorsement. Videos of him “recommending” Chicken Road are typical deepfake gambling ads.
Where do these Chicken Road ads lead?
Usually to unofficial apps, “predictor” tools, fake “official” Chicken Road sites or unknown casinos.
How do I report a fake Chicken Road ad?
Use the “Report ad” option on the platform (YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok). If you lost money, also report it to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre.
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