Quote from: paxmao on August 24, 2022, 10:19:12 PM

Quote from: khaled0111 on August 23, 2022, 07:44:17 PM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on August 23, 2022, 01:48:03 PM

You are right, there are always many referrals that are achieved through social networks, although I know that through Facebook and I think that Twitter no longer allows the use of these links, I understand that to put it they have to have a simplified link but it seems to me that it does too they have limited it in that sense, sometimes it is better because the amount of spam in social networks was unique.

Not sure about twitters policies regarding this matter but am certain Facebook does not allow referral links and will not allow you to post the same comment or post multiple times. In my opinion, promoting your referral links on social media platforms doesn't seem like a good idea and will be just a waste of time.
If you want active referrals then better promote your links on gambling related blogs and forums and if possible, start your own review website.

True, competing with the platforms own ads is likely to get you trouble, if not banned. Curious that those same platforms are notoriously manipulative of the users and do admit a wide range of advertisers that are certainly not carefully (nor probably uncarefully checked) and have been known to use public names and figures without consent to promote scams.

I think it's not about competing with a platform's pwn ads. Promoting online gambling can be either prohibited or requiring a prior written permission of the of the platform owners. If you see public figures promoting scams on the same platforms, it only means that the advertisers have cheated the platform's algorithms, and their ads will be there until reported.