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[deisik]

@TopTort777 As previously it's going to be Zwei

Good to see that your campaign is back. I am not sure if the requirements of campaign from your side, but seems require 10 post on gambling sections mandatory. Which might increase spam and you might get low quality post although this is the duty of manager for qualify post. Most of gambling sites require 5 post on gambling section and I think its appropriate. Or you might ask 6 but 10 really high in my opinion. All participant of your campaign doesn't mean they are gambler also. So its pretty much sure those are not much familiar with gambling they would spam here

I mostly agree with you

However, the majority of the signature campaigns you implicitly refer to here are asking users to make up to 25 posts weekly at max, so 5 posts in the gambling sections of the forum seems to be a totally justified and quite reasonable amount. On the other side of the dice, though, the new Wolf.bet campaign sets the max number of posts to 40 which is essentially the same ratio (well, it is still somewhat higher but you get the point). To sum it up, 8 posts a week in the Gambling section would be a good start and in line with other campaigns

[beerlover]

It is a very risky but also rewarding way of doing promotions, if you get big enough then you will have a chance to actually get your name out there all the time and even if you are known too much it doesn't matter, even if you are the biggest crypto casino ever, if people keep seeing you all the time there will be a time when they have a problem with their current casino and they know you and seen you everywhere so they will say "screw this I am going to wolf.bet" but in order to do that you have to do this for too long, if you do it long enough eventually you will see customers pouring in but it costs you until then.

So, you have to have money and a big budget at that to actually pull off a good signature campaign, if you quit after few weeks then you will just lose money without gaining much.

[WolfBet]

Another $1000 distributed to our top 30 racers, congratulations everyone!

[hd49728]

Let's look at the increases in the value of wagger amount over each round of Wolf.bet's wagger contest. Personally, I see very good signal of growth from the wagger contest over time. Because more people join, and more money used to wagger over rounds. It means that competitive of wagger contest has increased considerably over rounds and it has become more difficult to win the contest compared to very first rounds months ago.

According to the news I saw, with signature campaign has been lively again, I think Wolf.bet platform will have more users in weeks to come. I still remember there is an affiliate program has been running recent weeks too.

[yahoo62278]

@TopTort777 As previously it's going to be Zwei

Good to see that your campaign is back. I am not sure if the requirements of campaign from your side, but seems require 10 post on gambling sections mandatory. Which might increase spam and you might get low quality post although this is the duty of manager for qualify post. Most of gambling sites require 5 post on gambling section and I think its appropriate. Or you might ask 6 but 10 really high in my opinion. All participant of your campaign doesn't mean they are gambler also. So its pretty much sure those are not much familiar with gambling they would spam here

I mostly agree with you

However, the majority of the signature campaigns you implicitly refer to here are asking users to make up to 25 posts weekly at max, so 5 posts in the gambling sections of the forum seems to be a totally justified and quite reasonable amount. On the other side of the dice, though, the new Wolf.bet campaign sets the max number of posts to 40 which is essentially the same ratio (well, it is still somewhat higher but you get the point). To sum it up, 8 posts a week in the Gambling section would be a good start and in line with other campaigns

Users that post frequently in the gambling sections shouldn't have any issues getting 10 posts in them. Really it will depend on what the manager counts as gambling sections. I try to cap it at 5 myself and give users freedom to post in other sections without having the minimum cap hanging over their heads, but all managers are different.

[The Cryptovator]

Users that post frequently in the gambling sections shouldn't have any issues getting 10 posts in them. Really it will depend on what the manager counts as gambling sections. I try to cap it at 5 myself and give users freedom to post in other sections without having the minimum cap hanging over their heads, but all managers are different.

However, I appreciate their decision that they have changed their campaign rules. Seems they reduce post requirement from 10 to 7 and I think these amount is quite reasonable since their maximum post count is 40 per week. Although all managers not same but all managers should be forum friendly. 

7 posts per week must be in the gambling section.

the new Wolf.bet campaign sets the max number of posts to 40 which is essentially the same ratio (well, it is still somewhat higher but you get the point). To sum it up, 8 posts a week in the Gambling section would be a good start and in line with other campaigns

It doesn't matter that they are asking for 40 post since they are not forcing. They are paying per post, so if you make minimum 15 post you will be paid. And yes, they have reconsider post about gambling section (I have mentioned above).

So, you have to have money and a big budget at that to actually pull off a good signature campaign, if you quit after few weeks then you will just lose money without gaining much.

I am pretty much agree with you about that.

[deisik]

@TopTort777 As previously it's going to be Zwei

Good to see that your campaign is back. I am not sure if the requirements of campaign from your side, but seems require 10 post on gambling sections mandatory. Which might increase spam and you might get low quality post although this is the duty of manager for qualify post. Most of gambling sites require 5 post on gambling section and I think its appropriate. Or you might ask 6 but 10 really high in my opinion. All participant of your campaign doesn't mean they are gambler also. So its pretty much sure those are not much familiar with gambling they would spam here

I mostly agree with you

However, the majority of the signature campaigns you implicitly refer to here are asking users to make up to 25 posts weekly at max, so 5 posts in the gambling sections of the forum seems to be a totally justified and quite reasonable amount. On the other side of the dice, though, the new Wolf.bet campaign sets the max number of posts to 40 which is essentially the same ratio (well, it is still somewhat higher but you get the point). To sum it up, 8 posts a week in the Gambling section would be a good start and in line with other campaigns

Users that post frequently in the gambling sections shouldn't have any issues getting 10 posts in them. Really it will depend on what the manager counts as gambling sections. I try to cap it at 5 myself and give users freedom to post in other sections without having the minimum cap hanging over their heads, but all managers are different

But that largely depends on the campaign requirements

That is, what they are looking for. For instance, an exchange running a signature campaign may not be interested in the gambling sections at all (whichever count as such). On the other hand, casinos would rather go for all posts being made in these sections. So you would actually expect a casino to set a pretty high lower limit on the number of posts being contributed here (since that is their goal, to get as much exposure to gamblers as possible), and we can't blame them for such an attitude (well, unless it is a Stake.com signature campaign)

Regarding wolf.bet in particular, I'm rolling there myself and I like its look and feel, so it doesn't take me a lot to post about my adventures there

So, you have to have money and a big budget at that to actually pull off a good signature campaign, if you quit after few weeks then you will just lose money without gaining much

Support this view myself. As a new kid on the block, they need publicity and that requires continual exposure for many months on end. If I remember correctly, the PrimeDice signature campaign had been running for something like a year (maybe, just a few months short of an entire year)

[wwzsocki]

Good to see that your campaign is back...

First, I didn't know that Wolf.bet campaign was on hold and this is the first week when is reactivated again, I thought it was ongoing for a longer period of time already.

What was the reason that the first edition was stopped if this is not a secret?

...10 post on gambling sections mandatory. Which might increase spam and you might get low quality post...

I don't think so. 10 posts are not much because is only 1,5 a day and even if, manager will remove such a spammer.

If there is a lot of spam in the campaign the only person to blame is the manager which allows that to happen. I am sure we have a decent manager and he will filter all spammers out of the campaign.

[mitchr4]

...10 post on gambling sections mandatory. Which might increase spam and you might get low quality post...

I don't think so. 10 posts are not much because is only 1,5 a day and even if then the manager will remove such a spammer.

If there is a lot of spamin the campaign the only person to blame is the manager which allows that to happen. I am sure we have a decent manager and he will filter all spammers out of the campaign.

I also can't say that 10 posts per week in the gambling section are categorized as spam. As long as you make a post have a distance of each post, meaningful, and not out of topic. I think that's normal for gamblers and people who usually make posts in that section. However, it is clear the Rules & Requirements say "If you don't regularly post in the Gambling section, Don't apply."

[tranthidung]

First I didn't know that Wolf.bet campaign was on hold and thisthe first week when is reactivated again, I thought it was ongoing for a longer period of time.

What was the reason that the first edition was stopped if this is not a secret?

No. there is no secret at all. They publicly say why they put the first round of the campaign, weeks ago.

I would like to say thank you to all the participants! I really appreciate your effort and willingness to cooperate with us! In the upcoming days, we are about to add many new features and optimize the game in terms of speed. Once we do that we'll definitely start a new campaign. Stay tuned!

They run their affiliation weeks ago, improve the wagger contest, and new features as well as speed of dice (as lots of gamblers shared here).

I don't think so. 10 posts are not much because is only 1,5 a day and even if then the manager will remove such a spammer.

2 posts per days in gambling is not much, and there is another factor to control spam (if someone does), it is management style from managers. From my experience with @Zwei, he will do reject low quality posts.

[GreatArkansas]

I would like to say thank you to all the participants! I really appreciate your effort and willingness to cooperate with us! In the upcoming days, we are about to add many new features and optimize the game in terms of speed. Once we do that we'll definitely start a new campaign. Stay tuned!

They run their affiliation weeks ago, improve the wagger contest, and new features as well as speed of dice (as lots of gamblers shared here).

Seems right, they have a lot of update and added some new feature on the wolf.bet last September 19, 2019

After 2 days of that new features and update added, the signature campaign has started to look some participants.
For sure they just waited this as what @Zwei said on last day of the first roud sig. campaign and they did this another new round of campaign. Very good job, wolf.bet team!

[GSpgh]

All I can say is that signature ads work. I haven't gambled for 2 or 3 years, came back to the forum to buy some AWS codes, saw the wolfbet signatures and ended up losing a few hundred doges LOL...

I still miss the old simple dice sites with no registration tho

[deisik]

Seems right, they have a lot of update and added some new feature on the wolf.bet last September 19, 2019
After 2 days of that new features and update added, the signature campaign has started to look some participants.
For sure they just waited this as what @Zwei said on last day of the first roud sig. campaign and they did this another new round of campaign. Very good job, wolf.bet team!

They have also enabled the Russian language support (with a little help from me)

All I can say is that signature ads work. I haven't gambled for 2 or 3 years, came back to the forum to buy some AWS codes, saw the wolfbet signatures and ended up losing a few hundred doges LOL

The betting speed in the Autobet mode is fantastic

I have yet to see a casino that would come close to such speeds. The best that I have seen is like 1 roll per second (though I don't know how fast you can bet via API). At wolf.bet I can get more like 3 bets a second, though it slows down a little after a few hours of continual betting. I'm running a martingale setup in a separate instance of Chrome but I still have to restart it now and then. Hope this will be fixed soon

[davinchi]

The increase in the wagering contest was bound to happen, wolf.bet has to make something bad in order to get it lower, maybe one week could be lower than the previous here and there but eventually on long term trajectory if you run a decent casino (and don't even have to be awesome, just don't scam people) then you will literally get more and more customers over time, people like to bet on multiple places and like to try new places which means you will get attention as long as you are good.

We all know wolf.bet is good, they have been doing a great job running the casino which means there is really no reason why wolf.bet shouldn't get more and more people and the more people come the higher chance of whales lurking around and getting more wagered in as well.

[rexxarofmoknathal]

The increase in the wagering contest was bound to happen, wolf.bet has to make something bad in order to get it lower, maybe one week could be lower than the previous here and there but eventually on long term trajectory if you run a decent casino (and don't even have to be awesome, just don't scam people) then you will literally get more and more customers over time, people like to bet on multiple places and like to try new places which means you will get attention as long as you are good.

We all know wolf.bet is good, they have been doing a great job running the casino which means there is really no reason why wolf.bet shouldn't get more and more people and the more people come the higher chance of whales lurking around and getting more wagered in as well.

That is true, that the more engaged you are with your customers the odds of increasing traffic with time increases exponentially, which in turn helps attract whales to try out the site. This is the result obtained after creating a high credible profile that people are happy to recommend to others

[Jating]

New features added:

New Features
2019-09-23

    Russian Chat
    Russian Language Version of WOLF.BET

Courtesy of our @deisik.

I also experience that the UI is very quick and fast, specially the autobet feature, although I lost, but it is quite good experience. Looks like fellow gamblers are going to love how quick it is, specially those who really love to see instant results like me (win or lose).

[TopTort777]

Btw, take a look on number of players online. Last time I've paid my attention to it, there were about 30-35 users online. Now it is 60+

[GreatArkansas]

Btw, take a look on number of players online. Last time I've paid my attention to it, there were about 30-35 users online. Now it is 60+

For sure it is because of some new features added on wolf.bet and maybe on the signature campaign here in the forum which recently launched, for sure the online users will soar up high for the next few weeks especially if the Bitcoin's price will continue to go up.
Btw, @Wolf.bet support here, beside dice game which is already available on the wolf.bet, it is possible that we can see more upcoming games like some crash game, roulette, blackjack, etc. ? I can't wait for it.

[rdbase]

Another $1000 distributed to our top 30 racers, congratulations everyone!

Didnt know you have a similar wagering contest as stake does in running these races. I will have to check it out and compare the two because the ones on stake are run twice a day for different prize amounts and in different coins as well.
Nice looking site and will deposit a bit so to test out the games over the weekend.

[mitchr4]

Btw, take a look on number of players online. Last time I've paid my attention to it, there were about 30-35 users online. Now it is 60+

For sure it is because of some new features added on wolf.bet and maybe on the signature campaign here in the forum which recently launched, for sure the online users will soar up high for the next few weeks especially if the Bitcoin's price will continue to go up.
Btw, @Wolf.bet support here, beside dice game which is already available on the wolf.bet, it is possible that we can see more upcoming games like some crash game, roulette, blackjack, etc. ? I can't wait for it.

That of course comes from both with the new feature that can attract the community there even though at this time they only add Russian local chat but it all is a good improvement. Adding new games is also a good idea considering the site is still new also more and more people are playing there.