For those who wears a signature of gamble service campaigns

[Oasisman]

I personally keep most of my earnings whenever I join signature campaigns of gambling sites and allocate some of it for gambling. It will be an advantage if we will support the site that we're promoting because we will be the one to testify its legitimacy.  However, I still put limits on it because I would prefer to hold a big part of my earnings.

Wearing of their signatures is already an act of support for them, and testing it's legitimacy by researching and scanning feedbacks will be done before joining the said campaign right? But then again as you said it's up to us if we make extra mile of support towards the project, which I don't see anything wrong either.
So, in this case to answer the OP's question. Only those who gambles regularly will have to use their earnings to place bets using the service they promoted will do it, and obviously not the non-gamblers.

[Kakmakr]

I work on a 80/20% split on all the bitcoins I acquire and in short this means that 20% of all the coins I acquire goes back into the merchant services or eCommerce that supports Bitcoin payments. The 80% gets hoarder for a rainy day, when the price is much higher, because I only sell bitcoins when the price is much higher.

That 20% also go back into gambling and entertainment sites, if I feel that it adds value to my life.    I also support the site that adds bitcoins to my hoard via signature campaigns, because I do not carry a signature, if I do not support the cause. I previously pushed all my coins through the mixer service that was in my signature and now I gamble some coins as a member of the Wolf pack.    

[khaled0111]

Any one promoting a service should know every thing about what he is promoting.
I spend a portion of my earning on casinos I advertise to be sure am not advertising a scam or a shitty service.
If I am satisfied with what they offer then I might spend more and become a regular customer even after the signature campaign ends.

[samcrypto]

Its hard to promote something if you don’t know about it or if you didn’t try their services. Remember that if you advertise something, you must have the knowledge on that. I do play on Bustadice before but I decided to stop since I want to save my income on the campaign and of course any time I can still play since its a good gambling site and one of the most reputable crypto gambling site.

[peter0425]

Its hard to promote something if you don’t know about it or if you didn’t try their services. Remember that if you advertise something, you must have the knowledge on that. I do play on Bustadice before but I decided to stop since I want to save my income on the campaign and of course any time I can still play since its a good gambling site and one of the most reputable crypto gambling site.

there is no wrong in playing at first to know the quality of the campaign you are advertising but not to the extent that we will be needing to spend all our profit just to play for returns because they are paying us.

Any one promoting a service should know every thing about what he is promoting.
I spend a portion of my earning on casinos I advertise to be sure am not advertising a scam or a shitty service.
If I am satisfied with what they offer then I might spend more and become a regular customer even after the signature campaign ends.

yeah i think spending small part is OK because we are also aiming to play so part is normal.

[Pamadar]

I personally keep most of my earnings whenever I join signature campaigns of gambling sites and allocate some of it for gambling. It will be an advantage if we will support the site that we're promoting because we will be the one to testify its legitimacy.  However, I still put limits on it because I would prefer to hold a big part of my earnings.

It's good to know how things works inside the site you are promoting but being responsible and always allocate only the amount that you can afford to lose, though there are differences in terms of peoples personalities and perceptions, being responsible enough to control yourself to avoid losing everything when you play gambling.
It's still your money to take care so it's up to you if how you will us it and how will you manage to control everything.

[coinfinger]

I work on a 80/20% split on all the bitcoins I acquire and in short this means that 20% of all the coins I acquire goes back into the merchant services or eCommerce that supports Bitcoin payments. The 80% gets hoarder for a rainy day, when the price is much higher, because I only sell bitcoins when the price is much higher.

That 20% also go back into gambling and entertainment sites, if I feel that it adds value to my life.    I also support the site that adds bitcoins to my hoard via signature campaigns, because I do not carry a signature, if I do not support the cause. I previously pushed all my coins through the mixer service that was in my signature and now I gamble some coins as a member of the Wolf pack.    

Only for higher prices? You do not have any long term plans of holding? I am just curious to know when and what price levels you sold in 2017? Because that was just the first time bitcoin peaking after $1200 levels hence where did you sell your coins.

Back to the topic, it is really good that you are spending back 20% of your campaign rewards. I am well aware of "do not milk too much" still I do hardly spend back my campaign rewards purposefully to support them. But, I do prefer the service provides who run campaigns here against all other its competitors. I believe into long term holding and this may be the reason I do not spend back my rewards to support them.

[serjent05]

It is a voluntarily actions, not mandatorily required by sites.

True that, but at least those who promote a gambling site should try their service so that they can give at least an objective opinion about the site as user experience and how the system work at least.  Though it is not mandatory, I believe it is one of the first things a promoter should do. Try the site we are promoting and feel the experience first hand. Then we can do whatever we want after that test run

I think the relationship is more complex and intricate

Advertisers, in this case gambling sites, want people wearing their signatures to be genuinely interested in what they are doing. Hence the requirement to be actively engaged in the gambling discussions. But if you are truly interested in gambling beyond posting for money for an online casino, it is kinda expected that you are going to try out these things for yourself. So it is more about your own interests and curiosity rather than promoting some service. In other words, no one asks you to be part of the support team

It is more about experiencing the service firsthand than relying on other people's experience data about the one we are promoting.  I don't know about others but I feel obligated to try the service of a gambling site I am promoting.  And trying it first-hand doesn't mean wanting to be part of the support team it is more of being aware about the service.  

[stomachgrowls]

It is a voluntarily actions, not mandatorily required by sites.

True that, but at least those who promote a gambling site should try their service so that they can give at least an objective opinion about the site as user experience and how the system work at least.  Though it is not mandatory, I believe it is one of the first things a promoter should do. Try the site we are promoting and feel the experience first hand. Then we can do whatever we want after that test run

I think the relationship is more complex and intricate

Advertisers, in this case gambling sites, want people wearing their signatures to be genuinely interested in what they are doing. Hence the requirement to be actively engaged in the gambling discussions. But if you are truly interested in gambling beyond posting for money for an online casino, it is kinda expected that you are going to try out these things for yourself. So it is more about your own interests and curiosity rather than promoting some service. In other words, no one asks you to be part of the support team

It is more about experiencing the service firsthand than relying on other people's experience data about the one we are promoting.  I don't know about others but I feel obligated to try the service of a gambling site I am promoting.  And trying it first-hand doesn't mean wanting to be part of the support team it is more of being aware about the service.  

No one really forces you out to be play into a particular casino/gambling site that youre promoting but it is somewhat like a compliment or showing up some gratitude on your part

but it isnt really that necessary though because you do have the full rights on how you do spend up your money either you would purely spend it on priorities or would play gambling
its up to our choice.

We arent really that obligated to play but there are people who do really have these kind of feels.

[pixie85]

Guys, I think most participants here wears a signature os a campaign, and most of them are for gamble services

My question is: Do you spend the money you gain with the service you are working for?


Sometimes I do some gamble, and I always prefer to spend the money on the website that are paying me, I think it's fair and a way to say thanks 

To be honest, I don't use it on them, because it would be like you will just give it back to them in just seconds, and you spent some time to earn that money completing their required post every week. For me it is not just worth it, and it is already fair because we are wearing their signature to promote their gambling business, now, it is up to us on whether if we are going to use it on them or not.

I'm not a gambler but I've tried it a couple of times and decided to quit it in an instant because it is really addicting and money consuming, lol.

It's easy for you to say because you are NOT advertising anything at the moment. The question was directed ad paid promoters.

I sometimes do but not a lot. Maybe 1% of what I earned at most. I have a few things that I'm saving up to buy and don't want to take a risk before I'm able to get it.

I like the casino that i'm promoting and I have gambled there, but not in the last few weeks.

[ultrloa]

It all matters on our personal perspective if we want to bet our earnings or  not and same to you I'm not fan of dice since I fell bored upon playing it on long period of time and I  prefer  to play on skill based games and in sports betting since I don't feel cheated on this category.

We have the same choice but I don't think I will be cheated when playing games like roulette and dice because I always choose a reputable site, however we can't deny that luck based games really do have a house edge, and we can never win even if we insist we do have skills.

I am a sports bettor, i don't need to spend hours in gambling but I think it's the same entertainment, so you are right, it always depends on our perspective.

Yeah that's the beauty of sports betting, we don't need to spend time to get sweet and lifting our fingers just to bet frequently.

But as I said we have different perspective and feelings with betting since I don't feel comfortable betting on luck base game since it's programmed by the owner nor the house edge pretty much annoys me. And I don't question the other site who is reputable it's just the feeling is not good for me.

[leowonderful]

I don't do all of my gambling on FJ, but I do spend a notable amount of my crypto gambling on FJ. There's no stipulation in most campaigns that you are required to gamble on the site you're representing, and I bet plenty of people don't gamble at all on the sites that they're wearing campaigns for. It's your choice as to what you want to do with your compensation, and you're already doing the casino whose signature you are wearing a great job just by posting and getting the casino's name out there. It's a very fair relationship already IMO.

[butcherme]

Guys, I think most participants here wears a signature os a campaign, and most of them are for gamble services

My question is: Do you spend the money you gain with the service you are working for?


Sometimes I do some gamble, and I always prefer to spend the money on the website that are paying me, I think it's fair and a way to say thanks 

I am keeping the money that i gain in signature campaigns because i will be having a baby soon and i need it the most.
But sometimes i also spend it on a gambling site. Just to have fun.

[ice098]

Guys, I think most participants here wears a signature os a campaign, and most of them are for gamble services

My question is: Do you spend the money you gain with the service you are working for?


Sometimes I do some gamble, and I always prefer to spend the money on the website that are paying me, I think it's fair and a way to say thanks 

Personally I also gambled that earned money I had, unfortunately the outcome isn't good enough because of small amout of crypto been wasted for just a glance. I realized that the money must be used for important things instead of gambling it all alone. We should think it more often, and prevent wasting money by having no assurance with several gambling games that isn't profitable at all times.

[traderethereum]

It is better to save the money from the campaign for a while, or you can withdraw the bitcoin you get to fiat because that is what people do to get the money. Some people use that money to withdraw and fill their needs besides earning from the other ways. But for playing gambling, I think we can use the other sources so it will not reduce the money that we withdraw because we need to fill the daily needs. But if you have the other sources that can give you the money, you can use the money from the campaign to play gambling but don't use all of the income to playing gambling.

[xvids]

To be honest I haven't tried the gambling site that I have been promoting right now.
I haven't gamble for a long time now but I would like to try them out,
I guess it is a great one since the campaign has been running for so long now.

[Juggy777]

To be honest I haven't tried the gambling site that I have been promoting right now.
I haven't gamble for a long time now but I would like to try them out,
I guess it is a great one since the campaign has been running for so long now.

@xvids you don’t need to gamble to help the site you’re promoting, all you need do is focus on your post quality and that’ll help them in the long run. Also since you haven’t gambled in a long while I would suggest you to make small bets first and see where you’re making more money is it dice, slots or sports book and then over a period of time increase your bet amounts.

[deisik]

And trying it first-hand doesn't mean wanting to be part of the support team it is more of being aware about the service

But isn't it what happens in real life?

If you are an experienced gambler, you already know all ins and outs of this activity (well, at least some). So after you try out some service (gambling or something else), it won't take you long to get the hang of it -- faster than most other users. In this manner, you would be able to help the fellow gamblers out if they are experiencing some difficulty using the service and asking for an advice here. Will you?

[mbakruroh]

Sometimes I do some gamble, and I always prefer to spend the money on the website that are paying me, I think it's fair and a way to say thanks 

People stay focus with the payment but " thanks " is far away from their mind, we can't blame them because not all people understand about attitude ( sorry about this ). I use services any site that I wear the signature, not because they give me payment but help them until limit that I can. For me, gambling using crypto is great because fun and money can collect together. Always know your limit and stay away from addicted.

[Ailmand]

The last time I had gamble my earning through a signature campaign was a year ago. I tried it to test their platform, but since I am not the type of person who lasts long in gambling and had lost a week's worth of signature earning. I did not do it again and instead, I had just saved all my earnings from signature campaign.