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[liuka]

The gambling industry is one industry that has come with a lot of competing services and for a casino to remain on top in this contemporary time where cryptocurrency has paved the way. Many possibilities, it for the existing casinos to opt up their games.

So I am not surprised to see Chipps Casino taking such drastic and deliberate actions to succeed in this market by all means and for that, all that we need is to give them our support to achieve their unique aim.

A good move of course they do not stop to continue to promote, regardless of where they do it of course their target is to introduce their casino to the wider community. The target of the crypto casino industry is of course crypto users who play on social media, for now maybe X is a media platform that is widely used by people who are involved in the world of cryptocurrency.

Community support is of course great in providing encouragement so that the team can achieve great success in every promotion they do.

I agree that social media is one of the best platforms to promote casinos, but not the best. The best way to promote casinos is through crypto-related websites. Most of the online casinos are operating their business with crypto currencies and there is no better platform than crypto websites. It could be a crypto forum, crypto blogs, and other crypto websites.

Crypto forum is the best platform to promote your casino. This is why top-tier casinos like Chips.gg , stake and others are promoting their platform here. Of course social media is good to get some new players. But not better than crypto forums.

Of course there will be an evaluation that they will see after doing the promotion. If the team sees high interest from social media users then they will continue the promotion on social media. The promotion covers many things such as welcome bonuses, free spin bonuses etc.

[_BlackStar]

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A good move of course they do not stop to continue to promote, regardless of where they do it of course their target is to introduce their casino to the wider community. The target of the crypto casino industry is of course crypto users who play on social media, for now maybe X is a media platform that is widely used by people who are involved in the world of cryptocurrency.

Community support is of course great in providing encouragement so that the team can achieve great success in every promotion they do.

The main target of casino promotion is to get as many customers as possible which makes the casino earn as much profit as possible. On the other hand - promotion also aims to increase public awareness where the casino is not yet known, but when they are well-known and trusted enough, then they target more customers.

I think most people do not support casinos - but they try their luck at a casino they have never played before. There is a belief among gamblers - some of them believe that playing at a new casino will increase their chances of winning a bet. Personally I do not believe in such a thing - but some gamblers do.

[hd49728]

The main target of casino promotion is to get as many customers as possible which makes the casino earn as much profit as possible. On the other hand - promotion also aims to increase public awareness where the casino is not yet known, but when they are well-known and trusted enough, then they target more customers.

In long term, a company must have good effects from a promotion, like getting more registered users, more money inflow from user bets by both old and new registered users, and good company revenue. They can not run promotion programs for a long time without any of these things coming to their platform as money needs to be spent for promotion and without inflow, it can not last forever.

I think most people do not support casinos - but they try their luck at a casino they have never played before. There is a belief among gamblers - some of them believe that playing at a new casino will increase their chances of winning a bet. Personally I do not believe in such a thing - but some gamblers do.

I agree but if a casino is big, treat users fairly, and have very good products, promotion as well as operating well in paying win bets, processing withdrawals and great customer support, with time they will build up kind of considerable loyal customers.

[Smartvirus]

The main target of casino promotion is to get as many customers as possible which makes the casino earn as much profit as possible. On the other hand - promotion also aims to increase public awareness where the casino is not yet known, but when they are well-known and trusted enough, then they target more customers.

There is basically only 2 purpose to a promotion and one of them is what you’ve mentioned on your post, which centers on:

1. Increasing the number of patronizers:  Casinos do wish to have those loyal gambling customers who wouldn’t want to leave them for other alternatives. That’s why you even find some form of categorization within the casino, where gamblers earn recognition or stars for haven’t gambled some amount of money with the casino.

2. Introducing a product: it’s not uncommon that certain gamblers stick to a particular game or don’t care to explore the bonuses available to certain game offerings and through advertising, you could create awareness of these opportunities and get people to gamble on it.

I think every other two is just a composite of these two. As, creating awareness of the casino is directly linked to increasing their gambling customer base.

[joniboini]

Speaking of promotion, I scrolled around Twitter yesterday, and I found a trending soccer post about a referee making bets in a VAR room with a Chips ad on it. It got a huge impression with likes and retweets, so it's safe to say a lot of people saw the ad.

Honestly, it is funny seeing that, although the content of the image makes you wonder if things like this don't happen in major leagues like the EPL or the Champions League. How can you bet comfortably if you know the referees can rig the game whenever they want to?

[Shishir99]

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You are right. I do not spend much time on social media. But yeah, I do believe crypto-related platforms like forums and other crypto blogs and search engines are better than some social media. But I would say X is an exception. X allows a lot of things that Meta does not allow. I don't think Facebook and Instagram like Casinos and crypto related business while X is well knows for crypto promotions. Most people actually use X. So, when I am in the argument, I would say X should be an exception because I won't say other crypto sites are better than X.

[virasog]

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You are right. I do not spend much time on social media. But yeah, I do believe crypto-related platforms like forums and other crypto blogs and search engines are better than some social media. But I would say X is an exception. X allows a lot of things that Meta does not allow. I don't think Facebook and Instagram like Casinos and crypto related business while X is well knows for crypto promotions. Most people actually use X. So, when I am in the argument, I would say X should be an exception because I won't say other crypto sites are better than X.

I hardly see any ads related to gambling on Facebook or Instagram. I'm not sure if it's their policy to avoid gambling ads. Meta Ads Policy apply on these platforms. However, it is better to find gambling information on gambling forums, where you can obtain most of the relevant, up-to-date information. It could include specialized forums, affiliate websites or SEO/content marketing. For a gambling company, it should focus on advertising everywhere in areas where they believes they can attract potential customers. Email and SMS campaigns for registered users can be another good tool for marketing.

[Shishir99]

I hardly see any ads related to gambling on Facebook or Instagram. I'm not sure if it's their policy to avoid gambling ads. Meta Ads Policy apply on these platforms. However, it is better to find gambling information on gambling forums, where you can obtain most of the relevant, up-to-date information. It could include specialized forums, affiliate websites or SEO/content marketing. For a gambling company, it should focus on advertising everywhere in areas where they believes they can attract potential customers. Email and SMS campaigns for registered users can be another good tool for marketing.

I did not see any dedicated ad videos either. All I saw was some kind of promotion on video content. For example, I was watching a Clash of Clans short today and noticed that 500 Casino sponsored the video. That video has a logo of 500 Casino, and that's all. I assume this method is getting popular on Facebook because Facebook itself does not allow casino promotions.

So, instead of paying Facebook, the casinos are paying the content creators to display their ads on the videos they make. This is a pretty nice move, and I feel like this is a good move. Not long ago I noticed Chips.gg sponsored some content creators as well. I assume you guys have some better insights now.

[RockBell]

The main target of casino promotion is to get as many customers as possible which makes the casino earn as much profit as possible. On the other hand - promotion also aims to increase public awareness where the casino is not yet known, but when they are well-known and trusted enough, then they target more customers.

And the portion is also to give people heads up about what is going on with the project because people need to be informed and this is why even large companies can not stop promotion because it helps improve sales when you don't take promotion seriously it will affect your sales but when people see your product always they will be reminded.

I think most people do not support casinos - but they try their luck at a casino they have never played before. There is a belief among gamblers - some of them believe that playing at a new casino will increase their chances of winning a bet. Personally I do not believe in such a thing - but some gamblers do.

Cssino have helped a lot of people because there is potential that you might win and when you win. It will actually help you because there are also stories of people that started there life from gambling so it shows that anything that as disadvantage the same way have there advantage just that you don't abuse it because any thing that is abused will lead to more complications.

[avp2306]

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You are right. I do not spend much time on social media. But yeah, I do believe crypto-related platforms like forums and other crypto blogs and search engines are better than some social media. But I would say X is an exception. X allows a lot of things that Meta does not allow. I don't think Facebook and Instagram like Casinos and crypto related business while X is well knows for crypto promotions. Most people actually use X. So, when I am in the argument, I would say X should be an exception because I won't say other crypto sites are better than X.

I hardly see any ads related to gambling on Facebook or Instagram. I'm not sure if it's their policy to avoid gambling ads. Meta Ads Policy apply on these platforms. However, it is better to find gambling information on gambling forums, where you can obtain most of the relevant, up-to-date information. It could include specialized forums, affiliate websites or SEO/content marketing. For a gambling company, it should focus on advertising everywhere in areas where they believes they can attract potential customers. Email and SMS campaigns for registered users can be another good tool for marketing.

Here see their policy https://web.facebook.com/business/help/345214789920228?id=434838534925385&_rdc=1&_rdr

Common things happened is usually casino is hiring content creators with high numbers of follower to promote them since this is the easiest way for them to spread and hype people to gamble in their casino. I don't know if email and sms campaign is still working know since usually people got annoyed on it and avoid to click because many are worried about any potential threats that they might get from clicking the contents of that link spread.

I guess digital marketing would be the best way for them to do that and also hiring famous celebrities that can promote their brands will be effective action to gain lots of attention for their casino.

[DaNNy001]

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You are right. I do not spend much time on social media. But yeah, I do believe crypto-related platforms like forums and other crypto blogs and search engines are better than some social media. But I would say X is an exception. X allows a lot of things that Meta does not allow. I don't think Facebook and Instagram like Casinos and crypto related business while X is well knows for crypto promotions. Most people actually use X. So, when I am in the argument, I would say X should be an exception because I won't say other crypto sites are better than X.

I hardly see any ads related to gambling on Facebook or Instagram. I'm not sure if it's their policy to avoid gambling ads. Meta Ads Policy apply on these platforms. However, it is better to find gambling information on gambling forums, where you can obtain most of the relevant, up-to-date information. It could include specialized forums, affiliate websites or SEO/content marketing. For a gambling company, it should focus on advertising everywhere in areas where they believes they can attract potential customers. Email and SMS campaigns for registered users can be another good tool for marketing.

Hmm that's strange because I see a lot of ads about gambling site on Instagram although not crypto casinos but some of the local casino do have some social media influencer put up some ads and promo for them on social media.

When it comes to marketing and advertising, I think social media platform is one of the strong holds of the business especially with the platform X, you can definitely get some attention by users if advertising there.

[Shishir99]

Common things happened is usually casino is hiring content creators with high numbers of follower to promote them since this is the easiest way for them to spread and hype people to gamble in their casino. I don't know if email and sms campaign is still working know since usually people got annoyed on it and avoid to click because many are worried about any potential threats that they might get from clicking the contents of that link spread.

Casinos are using this method to promote their businesses on Meta Platforms right now. This is why we have been seeing ads on content creators' videos and reels. I would say this is a good way to utilize the Meta Platforms. Meta is losing revenue because they are not crypto-friendly. For X, they are using direct advertisement because X is more open to crypto-related business.

As for Emails and SMS campaigns, people do not like this kind of campaign because, often, scammers send phishing links to people and people get hacked and scammed. So, I also think this method is not good.

[avp2306]

Common things happened is usually casino is hiring content creators with high numbers of follower to promote them since this is the easiest way for them to spread and hype people to gamble in their casino. I don't know if email and sms campaign is still working know since usually people got annoyed on it and avoid to click because many are worried about any potential threats that they might get from clicking the contents of that link spread.

Casinos are using this method to promote their businesses on Meta Platforms right now. This is why we have been seeing ads on content creators' videos and reels. I would say this is a good way to utilize the Meta Platforms. Meta is losing revenue because they are not crypto-friendly. For X, they are using direct advertisement because X is more open to crypto-related business.

As for Emails and SMS campaigns, people do not like this kind of campaign because, often, scammers send phishing links to people and people get hacked and scammed. So, I also think this method is not good.

They see this as effective way especially if they can make a deal with famous influencers since automatically these personalities would bring huge traffic to their casino that's why this is common advertising option they choose.

Seen lots of ads on X to and I guess there's no restriction towards gambling ads happened there. I don't know if Chips.gg have an ads on X but I see couple of crypto Casinos have that and frequently promoting their tournaments and giveaway on that platform.

Email and SMS marketing campaign has less effective nowadays and I think casino doing that will just waste their money knowing that lots of people are so careful clicking those random emails they receive so there's huge chance that they will just ignore those email and messages they receive.

[Shishir99]

Seen lots of ads on X to and I guess there's no restriction towards gambling ads happened there. I don't know if Chips.gg have an ads on X but I see couple of crypto Casinos have that and frequently promoting their tournaments and giveaway on that platform.

I also saw casino ads on X, but I did not see any ads from Chips.gg. But I saw a couple of reels on Facebook where chips.gg logo has appeared. I even took a screenshot today but forgot to save it after cropping the image. I am not sure how it was deleted from my gallery. I was thinking of sharing that screenshot here today. But I am unable to find it now.

Email and SMS marketing campaign has less effective nowadays and I think casino doing that will just waste their money knowing that lots of people are so careful clicking those random emails they receive so there's huge chance that they will just ignore those email and messages they receive.

To be honest, I don't see any platforms are sending SMS via phone numbers anymore to invite. But yeah, we receive a lot of emails. SMS cost them a lot of money, but they can send emails for free. This is why the platforms still send emails to their potential customers.

[Jawhead999]

I also saw casino ads on X, but I did not see any ads from Chips.gg. But I saw a couple of reels on Facebook where chips.gg logo has appeared. I even took a screenshot today but forgot to save it after cropping the image. I am not sure how it was deleted from my gallery. I was thinking of sharing that screenshot here today. But I am unable to find it now.

I remember there was a casino run something like shill campaign, not sure what criteria they count, the winners will get reward. Usually such accounts are about porns, memes, or trends.

Email and SMS marketing campaign has less effective nowadays and I think casino doing that will just waste their money knowing that lots of people are so careful clicking those random emails they receive so there's huge chance that they will just ignore those email and messages they receive.

It's effective to bring old gamblers back to gambling.

I mostly stick with one casino when I gamble even though I've created account in many casinos. After many weeks or months, I forget the casinos, whenever I get emailed and see the notification, it reminds me with that casino.

[Synchronice]

Regarding speed, This guy is crazy. I thought he shaved his head. But it turns out he covered his hair somehow and it looked like he shaved his head.

It was clear that he hasn't shaved because he has a big hair and his head had a very unnatural look, no human has such a long head, so I was sure that it was covered.

Regarding speed, This guy is crazy. I thought he shaved his head. But it turns out he covered his hair somehow and it looked like he shaved his head.

This guy did a lot of risky stands himself just for making some contents. For example, he jumped in front of a high speed lambo. Just one second delay could have ended his life. Logan Paul and Mr. Beast talked about it. It wasn't edited or a fake stand. Speed did this himself which is crazy.

I've jumped over the car when I was in in high school. One crazy guy stole the car from his father and was driving like crazy, he was coming towards me and I had no other choice but to do something, so I jumped over it and escaped without injuries.

Chips.gg has Mr Chips that tweets its own picks from sports events. I'm a huge fan of such approach and from now on, I plan to actively track Mr Chip's predictions. If they are accurate, that will be AMAZING. By the way, I'll also post some of my UFC predictions along with Chips too. I've made lots of successful UFC bets but I only bet for a few times a year because I don't bet if I'm not extremely confident.

[joniboini]

Email and SMS marketing campaign has less effective nowadays and I think casino doing that will just waste their money knowing that lots of people are so careful clicking those random emails they receive so there's huge chance that they will just ignore those email and messages they receive.

Yeah, they don't send marketing promotions to random e-mails but to registered users nowadays. That being said, I'm sure you can opt out of that, even though some might still send you ads after that. I'm personally fine with it, especially because I'm not active on social media, so I might miss some promos. On the other hand, I check my e-mails regularly for work and other stuff, so I'll likely see their promo there.

It's annoying if a business sends multiple promotions within a short timeframe, though. It feels like spam instead of a marketing activity at that point.

[Shishir99]

It was clear that he hasn't shaved because he has a big hair and his head had a very unnatural look, no human has such a long head, so I was sure that it was covered.

It seems that way. But I was fooled already. I think I am not the only one who believed that he shaved his head, a lot of people actually thought Speed shaved his head to learn Kung-fu in China. I was doubt because that wasn't looking natural anyway.

I've jumped over the car when I was in in high school. One crazy guy stole the car from his father and was driving like crazy, he was coming towards me and I had no other choice but to do something, so I jumped over it and escaped without injuries.

That's crazy man. I think if someone pays you thousands of dollars today and asks you to repeat the same stand, I think you will refuse it today. You were able to do it because you had no other options at that time. I won't risk my life for whatever money people offer. I have one life and I want to live it peacefully.

[joniboini]

I think if someone pays you thousands of dollars today and asks you to repeat the same stand, I think you will refuse it today. You were able to do it because you had no other options at that time. I won't risk my life for whatever money people offer. I have one life and I want to live it peacefully.

I remember a story of a mother who suddenly managed to lift up a car to save her children. I don't remember when it happened, but it's no surprise that some people find extraordinary strength in extraordinary circumstances.
Anyway, did anyone bet on Dortmund last night? Seems like it will be hard for them to win with a 5 goal margin against Barca in the next match. The odds don't look too great from the beginning anyway, so it's a risky gamble to take. CMIIW.

[Shishir99]

Anyway, did anyone bet on Dortmund last night? Seems like it will be hard for them to win with a 5 goal margin against Barca in the next match. The odds don't look too great from the beginning anyway, so it's a risky gamble to take. CMIIW.

Nah, some friends suggested I stop eating rice after Real Madrid lost the match against Arsenal. They also suggested I bet on Dortmund because they think I hate Barca. The trolls everywhere and I can't even live my life bros. Friends from abroad call me at midnight asking how am I feeling right now. This is insane bro! Sometimes they entertains me a lot.

They think I don't have any shame because I support a specific team. I don't want to mention the other reason. But I am holding everything and I will return everything to them