It's definitely a great way to earn in terms of not gambling anything. Promoting in a way is indirect but still has the influence towards other people to gamble. It's less in terms of exposure but still affects the people who might be influenced by it. I was confused at first with this but it's like how the signature campaign works here, you are promoting gambling but not actually gambling itself. It's a way to refer to the casino and marketing it is quite okay with it.
For the VIP programs, I don't think it can be considered because you still have to bet in order to achieve that level. It's quite 50/50 for me.
As long as you can refer the recommended casino, you can expect to have some people join under you. But we know that promoting casino and other business need time to get the good result but sometime that will happen for some time. We must be ready with that so we can use the other strategy to promote the casino.
It differs in how the influencers manipulate their viewers and followers. Some influencers make huge money from their links, while others earn little. We could think there was money with this strategy, but it wasn't enough to rely on. Yes, it is much better to have another source of income you can rely on while considering this just a side hassle.
However, as we promote this, we also have to take a look at the responsibility we take. We can't just ignore it because the results are somewhat reflective, and whatever happens to the gamblers will also affect our reputation.