Referral bonuses are waste of time

[Fortify]

In my opinion, I think referral bonuses are typically waste of one's time because of its processes that seems so impossible to claim and recently I came across a thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5437603.0 seeking for Casinos with paid referral bonuses and I tool out time to read most of the responses there and they all seem impossible to claim referral bonuses.
I wish to know if anyone has successfully claimed referral bonuses and how easy was the process and what Casino did you claim those bonuses

Referral bonuses are not meant to become an income stream by themselves, at least not the refer a friend type that is most familiar to regular players, who are able to earn a little bit of extra cash on. The real money given out by casinos and bookmakers for referrals will come from "affiliate programs" that are usually not even linked to on their main website, but you'll find them when searching separately. That is how they draw in extra players from all sorts of different sources. The advertisers who run affiliate marketing campaigns are usually working on huge volumes of traffic and doing calculations of conversions where they might only make a few cents per thousand visitors, but if they can find enough it adds up to big profits.

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[abel1337]

The influencer is always safe once a casino will choose that influencer then that influencer will be secured as we are all know that once they are chosen then a lot of money will come to the influencer and to the casino. Cause the social media influencer make a video that will involve the casino and the viewer out of curiosity they will open the link and then once they will amaze the offer of that casino then they will go for their deposit. So another income from the influencer and the casino.

An influencer can without a doubt make a lot of money thanks to the high viewership their channel may have, however even if the income can be high at the beginning it is going to be difficult for influencers to keep it that way for a long time, and this is because unless they gain more loyal followers, at someone point every single one of them would have watched their videos promoting a casino and the majority of them will just gamble occasionally, while the few whales they happened to attract would have either lost their money already or they could change casinos and from that moment on the influencer will not receive any referral commission out of them anymore.

This is why influencers doesn't really stick to a single casino. Casino provide sponsorships to the influencers and at the same time a referral code that the influencer can make extra money on aside from the sponsorship payment. Sponsorships most likely has a contract and when those contract expire, influencers would expectedly stop the promotion as well as the usage of the casino. Influencer can promote multiple casino as I've seen some promoting multiple casino but yes it depends on the agreed contract. With the wide reach of influencers, casinos are just hoping to get some percentage of those followers and hope that referred gamblers would stick to their casino.

[Kelvinid]

In my opinion, I think referral bonuses are typically waste of one's time because of its processes that seems so impossible to claim and recently I came across a thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5437603.0 seeking for Casinos with paid referral bonuses and I tool out time to read most of the responses there and they all seem impossible to claim referral bonuses.
I wish to know if anyone has successfully claimed referral bonuses and how easy was the process and what Casino did you claim those bonuses

Referral bonuses are not meant to become an income stream by themselves, at least not the refer a friend type that is most familiar to regular players, who are able to earn a little bit of extra cash on. The real money given out by casinos and bookmakers for referrals will come from "affiliate programs" that are usually not even linked to on their main website, but you'll find them when searching separately. That is how they draw in extra players from all sorts of different sources. The advertisers who run affiliate marketing campaigns are usually working on huge volumes of traffic and doing calculations of conversions where they might only make a few cents per thousand visitors, but if they can find enough it adds up to big profits.

Perhaps, it was considered as additional income but not actually the reason why people are gambling. Based on my experience, it is quite pretty small who use referrals because most of them prefer to register directly to the site. Of course, it was not a waste of time unless you were totally focusing on it rather than enjoying gambling.That is why I don't take this seriously, if someone we're able to use then that is good.

[Shamm]

The influencer is always safe once a casino will choose that influencer then that influencer will be secured as we are all know that once they are chosen then a lot of money will come to the influencer and to the casino. Cause the social media influencer make a video that will involve the casino and the viewer out of curiosity they will open the link and then once they will amaze the offer of that casino then they will go for their deposit. So another income from the influencer and the casino.

An influencer can without a doubt make a lot of money thanks to the high viewership their channel may have, however even if the income can be high at the beginning it is going to be difficult for influencers to keep it that way for a long time, and this is because unless they gain more loyal followers, at someone point every single one of them would have watched their videos promoting a casino and the majority of them will just gamble occasionally, while the few whales they happened to attract would have either lost their money already or they could change casinos and from that moment on the influencer will not receive any referral commission out of them anymore.

This is why influencers doesn't really stick to a single casino. Casino provide sponsorships to the influencers and at the same time a referral code that the influencer can make extra money on aside from the sponsorship payment. Sponsorships most likely has a contract and when those contract expire, influencers would expectedly stop the promotion as well as the usage of the casino. Influencer can promote multiple casino as I've seen some promoting multiple casino but yes it depends on the agreed contract. With the wide reach of influencers, casinos are just hoping to get some percentage of those followers and hope that referred gamblers would stick to their casino.

Influencers take this seriously as we are all know that once they are in the that situation then it's easy money for them cause everytime thier referral code will be use to thier subscribers and thier followers then they will earn a lot of money from the referral and from casino. So they will stick to that casino for the maintime. And if there's a biggest offer they will go for it.

[Hispo]

The influencer is always safe once a casino will choose that influencer then that influencer will be secured as we are all know that once they are chosen then a lot of money will come to the influencer and to the casino. Cause the social media influencer make a video that will involve the casino and the viewer out of curiosity they will open the link and then once they will amaze the offer of that casino then they will go for their deposit. So another income from the influencer and the casino.

An influencer can without a doubt make a lot of money thanks to the high viewership their channel may have, however even if the income can be high at the beginning it is going to be difficult for influencers to keep it that way for a long time, and this is because unless they gain more loyal followers, at someone point every single one of them would have watched their videos promoting a casino and the majority of them will just gamble occasionally, while the few whales they happened to attract would have either lost their money already or they could change casinos and from that moment on the influencer will not receive any referral commission out of them anymore.

This is why influencers doesn't really stick to a single casino. Casino provide sponsorships to the influencers and at the same time a referral code that the influencer can make extra money on aside from the sponsorship payment. Sponsorships most likely has a contract and when those contract expire, influencers would expectedly stop the promotion as well as the usage of the casino. Influencer can promote multiple casino as I've seen some promoting multiple casino but yes it depends on the agreed contract. With the wide reach of influencers, casinos are just hoping to get some percentage of those followers and hope that referred gamblers would stick to their casino.

Influencers take this seriously as we are all know that once they are in the that situation then it's easy money for them cause everytime thier referral code will be use to thier subscribers and thier followers then they will earn a lot of money from the referral and from casino. So they will stick to that casino for the maintime. And if there's a biggest offer they will go for it.

Being an influencer sounds easy, but I have had the impression it is harder than we all assume.

They are not directly protected by labors laws or their government, they need to adjust their content and accounts to the Terms of Service of the platform they use to create their videos or shorts. Otherwise, they take the risk of losing their main source of profit...

Sure, they can make a lot and that is why they take advantage of how many sponsorships they can get, because one never knows when the momentum could end.  For them, the most important thing for their careers is to remain popular and revelant, hence why so many engage in reprehensible behaviors and actions.

[danadc]

In my opinion, I think referral bonuses are typically waste of one's time because of its processes that seems so impossible to claim and recently I came across a thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5437603.0 seeking for Casinos with paid referral bonuses and I tool out time to read most of the responses there and they all seem impossible to claim referral bonuses.
I wish to know if anyone has successfully claimed referral bonuses and how easy was the process and what Casino did you claim those bonuses

Referral bonuses are not meant to become an income stream by themselves, at least not the refer a friend type that is most familiar to regular players, who are able to earn a little bit of extra cash on. The real money given out by casinos and bookmakers for referrals will come from "affiliate programs" that are usually not even linked to on their main website, but you'll find them when searching separately. That is how they draw in extra players from all sorts of different sources. The advertisers who run affiliate marketing campaigns are usually working on huge volumes of traffic and doing calculations of conversions where they might only make a few cents per thousand visitors, but if they can find enough it adds up to big profits.

Perhaps, it was considered as additional income but not actually the reason why people are gambling. Based on my experience, it is quite pretty small who use referrals because most of them prefer to register directly to the site. Of course, it was not a waste of time unless you were totally focusing on it rather than enjoying gambling.That is why I don't take this seriously, if someone we're able to use then that is good.

I consider that when things are done to be able to earn money, everything is profit, it should not be taken as something that should not be done, it should be done if possible and it is not the idea of casinos either, a casino always has a way of being able to do things and attract clients and referrals are a very peculiar way of doing it, so when we can do something well apart from playing, the casino gives us the opportunity to have another income, not only in the casino playing and having luck, but a safer way, that should not be considered a waste of time or anything , on the Contrary, a way of winning will always be valid.

[goinmerry]

Being an influencer sounds easy, but I have had the impression it is harder than we all assume.

They are not directly protected by labors laws or their government, they need to adjust their content and accounts to the Terms of Service of the platform they use to create their videos or shorts. Otherwise, they take the risk of losing their main source of profit...

Sure, they can make a lot and that is why they take advantage of how many sponsorships they can get, because one never knows when the momentum could end.  For them, the most important thing for their careers is to remain popular and revelant, hence why so many engage in reprehensible behaviors and actions.

This is correct. Popular influences, streamers, and personalities, have a hard time reaching what they are now. It involves spending big money, insane efforts, several attempts at doing content, and lots of hard work just to become popular and well-known.

That hard work will pay off once they now reached being a popular streamer and getting referrals might now be easy on them. They can just post their referral link and associate it with a promo sponsored by them and that's they where get more referrals.

But it doesn't need to be prioritized since their main income will come from the number of viewers. Referral bonuses on the other hand can not just be achieved just by users having signed up on the referral link. Sometimes, it needs a deposit from users.

[Hispo]

Being an influencer sounds easy, but I have had the impression it is harder than we all assume.

They are not directly protected by labors laws or their government, they need to adjust their content and accounts to the Terms of Service of the platform they use to create their videos or shorts. Otherwise, they take the risk of losing their main source of profit...

Sure, they can make a lot and that is why they take advantage of how many sponsorships they can get, because one never knows when the momentum could end.  For them, the most important thing for their careers is to remain popular and revelant, hence why so many engage in reprehensible behaviors and actions.

This is correct. Popular influences, streamers, and personalities, have a hard time reaching what they are now. It involves spending big money, insane efforts, several attempts at doing content, and lots of hard work just to become popular and well-known.

That hard work will pay off once they now reached being a popular streamer and getting referrals might now be easy on them. They can just post their referral link and associate it with a promo sponsored by them and that's they where get more referrals.

But it doesn't need to be prioritized since their main income will come from the number of viewers. Referral bonuses on the other hand can not just be achieved just by users having signed up on the referral link. Sometimes, it needs a deposit from users.

Most of times, I would say services require for new referred users to deposit, so some bonus is added. It is done for both: prevent further abuse of referral programs and also to give a boosting effect to the campaign itself, keeping satoshis coming in the casinos addresses.

Also, the main source of income mostly depend on the platform they prefer to publish their content, if it is Twitch then they will mostly depend on donators and tips, Youtubers go for advertisement and even setting up a Patreon or Koffi.

[serjent05]

In my opinion, I think referral bonuses are typically waste of one's time because of its processes that seems so impossible to claim and recently I came across a thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5437603.0 seeking for Casinos with paid referral bonuses and I tool out time to read most of the responses there and they all seem impossible to claim referral bonuses.
I wish to know if anyone has successfully claimed referral bonuses and how easy was the process and what Casino did you claim those bonuses

Referral bonuses are not meant to become an income stream by themselves, at least not the refer a friend type that is most familiar to regular players, who are able to earn a little bit of extra cash on. The real money given out by casinos and bookmakers for referrals will come from "affiliate programs" that are usually not even linked to on their main website, but you'll find them when searching separately. That is how they draw in extra players from all sorts of different sources. The advertisers who run affiliate marketing campaigns are usually working on huge volumes of traffic and doing calculations of conversions where they might only make a few cents per thousand visitors, but if they can find enough it adds up to big profits.

I disagree, referral can be considered an income stream since it is a passive way of getting money through referrals.  This is one big reason why many gambling review site advertises their referral link.  They new that referral system when established would give them a continuous flow of income.

A referral system only becomes a waste when it is done half-heartedly or the person does not know the essentials and must do of a referral system.

[kingvirtus09]

If you didn't get any income from the referral bonus even though you sent a lot of people with your referral link and even one of them didn't sign up under the link you gave, I can say that it's a waste of time because no one even created an account. under your link code.

But if someone has signed up and deposited, even just one person, I can say that it is not a waste of time because a bonus has entered. So don't expect a big referral bonus if that's just what happened.

We know that referral bonuses are only really effective for influencers who have a lot of followers and subscribers.

[Yamifoud]

If you didn't get any income from the referral bonus even though you sent a lot of people with your referral link and even one of them didn't sign up under the link you gave, I can say that it's a waste of time because no one even created an account. under your link code.

But if someone has signed up and deposited, even just one person, I can say that it is not a waste of time because a bonus has entered. So don't expect a big referral bonus if that's just what happened.

We know that referral bonuses are only really effective for influencers who have a lot of followers and subscribers.

Therefore, it's crucial to utilize a platform that can educate your potential targets when you share a referral link. Understanding what they are getting into is beneficial for you. If they have an interest in gambling, they become your target audience. However, you need to devise a strategy that persuades them to gamble on profitable gambling sites. Simply sharing a link with minimal information won't work; it would end up being a waste of time.

[Latviand]

To each of their own I guess, some people have a lot of amicable friends that they can ask for help so when they do referrals they are able to make worth of the time that they could've spent on other things doing referrals now on the other hand though, if you don't have that many friends that's going to be helping you in your referrals then it's a waste of time for you. In the case of a difficulty in claiming the bonuses I wouldn't say it's going to generalize every casino out there or any business out there that does referrals as a waste of time.

[Taskford]

In my opinion, I think referral bonuses are typically waste of one's time because of its processes that seems so impossible to claim and recently I came across a thread
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5437603.0 seeking for Casinos with paid referral bonuses and I tool out time to read most of the responses there and they all seem impossible to claim referral bonuses.
I wish to know if anyone has successfully claimed referral bonuses and how easy was the process and what Casino did you claim those bonuses

Referral bonuses are not meant to become an income stream by themselves, at least not the refer a friend type that is most familiar to regular players, who are able to earn a little bit of extra cash on. The real money given out by casinos and bookmakers for referrals will come from "affiliate programs" that are usually not even linked to on their main website, but you'll find them when searching separately. That is how they draw in extra players from all sorts of different sources. The advertisers who run affiliate marketing campaigns are usually working on huge volumes of traffic and doing calculations of conversions where they might only make a few cents per thousand visitors, but if they can find enough it adds up to big profits.

I disagree, referral can be considered an income stream since it is a passive way of getting money through referrals.  This is one big reason why many gambling review site advertises their referral link.  They new that referral system when established would give them a continuous flow of income.

A referral system only becomes a waste when it is done half-heartedly or the person does not know the essentials and must do of a referral system.

It can be a good source of income if a person do this is so dedicated on sharing his referral links anywhere and can able to upgrade theirselves to maximize his possible exposure. This is what influencers done and they gather good amount of cash for their ref links, but if a person is lazy or to shy for promoting something maybe this will not be a good source of income to them since they will not get any good return for their slow action done to their personal links.

[Jawhead999]

It can be a good source of income if a person do this is so dedicated on sharing his referral links anywhere and can able to upgrade theirselves to maximize his possible exposure. This is what influencers done and they gather good amount of cash for their ref links, but if a person is lazy or to shy for promoting something maybe this will not be a good source of income to them since they will not get any good return for their slow action done to their personal links.

I think people who're successful in referral program were influencers before, so they already have their own fans and they're not start from zero. While people who don't have any followers will need to promote and convince one by one user.

However I've read some stories where the casino suddenly decrease or confiscate the reward, this is surely waste of time if you put all of your effort in referral program.

[slapper]

It can be a good source of income if a person do this is so dedicated on sharing his referral links anywhere and can able to upgrade theirselves to maximize his possible exposure. This is what influencers done and they gather good amount of cash for their ref links, but if a person is lazy or to shy for promoting something maybe this will not be a good source of income to them since they will not get any good return for their slow action done to their personal links.

I think people who're successful in referral program were influencers before, so they already have their own fans and they're not start from zero. While people who don't have any followers will need to promote and convince one by one user.

However I've read some stories where the casino suddenly decrease or confiscate the reward, this is surely waste of time if you put all of your effort in referral program.

I've long believed referral programmes are unequal. Influencers are like VIP gamblers. they have chips before they sit down. Average Joes and Janes must work hard to win each referrer, often with diminishing results

I've seen casinos conveniently change regulations or steal hard-earned awards. It's like a dealer switching cards before a jackpot. I think jumping into a referral programme without checking the casino's track record is like betting without checking your hand. High risk, possibly no reward. Watch out; not all shiny opportunities are gold

[AbuBhakar]

I've long believed referral programmes are unequal. Influencers are like VIP gamblers. they have chips before they sit down. Average Joes and Janes must work hard to win each referrer, often with diminishing results

I've seen casinos conveniently change regulations or steal hard-earned awards. It's like a dealer switching cards before a jackpot. I think jumping into a referral programme without checking the casino's track record is like betting without checking your hand. High risk, possibly no reward. Watch out; not all shiny opportunities are gold

Influencers serves different purpose than the normal referral because they have fan base that supports whatever they are promoting and at the same time they stream the casino to showcase it which casino really like since this is the highest form of advertisement nowadays. This is why influencers can be considered as VIP due to their power on promoting the brand.

It’s important to only promote trusted casino since you can’t pull out your referrals once they already sign up. There’s a lot of story like this happened in the forum even though the casino involved is trusted.

[tusandii]

I consider that when things are done to be able to earn money, everything is profit, it should not be taken as something that should not be done, it should be done if possible and it is not the idea of casinos either, a casino always has a way of being able to do things and attract clients and referrals are a very peculiar way of doing it, so when we can do something well apart from playing, the casino gives us the opportunity to have another income, not only in the casino playing and having luck, but a safer way, that should not be considered a waste of time or anything , on the Contrary, a way of winning will always be valid.

This referral program can make money or just waste time depending on the person who makes this referral.
Which means if someone makes referrals and can know how to spread referrals and attract the attention of big gamblers to register using these referrals, I'm sure that person will be able to get a lot of clients so they can make money from the referral program.
But for people who don't know how sharing referrals works or don't know how to get lots of clients and just share in the wrong place I think it's clear it will just be a waste of time because there won't be 1 person who can register using that referral link and only wasting time.

In the end, even if someone is successful in getting lots of clients from the referral program and making money from referrals, I think it should not be considered a permanent income because we all don't know what will happen on the gambling site or there will definitely be something wrong with referrals that can hinder us. get these profits and it would be better to consider this just a side income.

[maydna]

To each of their own I guess, some people have a lot of amicable friends that they can ask for help so when they do referrals they are able to make worth of the time that they could've spent on other things doing referrals now on the other hand though, if you don't have that many friends that's going to be helping you in your referrals then it's a waste of time for you. In the case of a difficulty in claiming the bonuses I wouldn't say it's going to generalize every casino out there or any business out there that does referrals as a waste of time.

But if the referral is about gambling, perhaps no one will want to sign up because they will have heard bad reviews about gambling. However, if it's another referral, perhaps they'll still want to think about joining through that referral. Perhaps he needs to join a group of people who often gamble so he can easily get referrals, and they can also play together in one place. It would be fun to play together. But indeed, getting referrals from referrals is not easy because it requires many things and a lot of preparation. And we also don't know when we can get the referral.

[SamReomo]

Influencers take this seriously as we are all know that once they are in the that situation then it's easy money for them cause everytime thier referral code will be use to thier subscribers and thier followers then they will earn a lot of money from the referral and from casino. So they will stick to that casino for the maintime. And if there's a biggest offer they will go for it.

Yes, it's always an easy way for them to earn money and they do it whenever they get the chance. The subscribers or followers will always register through their links and sometimes those influencers try their best to share their own referral code and somehow psychologically make those situations where the subscribers or followers will add that code during registration. That way the influencers earn their profit and even if the subscribers or followers lose all of their money the influencer's pockets will get filled from both sides. Sometimes those casinos offer top influencers extra privileges and on those times they earn more profits from the referral program.

[ChuckBuck]

I consider that when things are done to be able to earn money, everything is profit, it should not be taken as something that should not be done, it should be done if possible and it is not the idea of casinos either, a casino always has a way of being able to do things and attract clients and referrals are a very peculiar way of doing it, so when we can do something well apart from playing, the casino gives us the opportunity to have another income, not only in the casino playing and having luck, but a safer way, that should not be considered a waste of time or anything , on the Contrary, a way of winning will always be valid.

This referral program can make money or just waste time depending on the person who makes this referral.
Which means if someone makes referrals and can know how to spread referrals and attract the attention of big gamblers to register using these referrals, I'm sure that person will be able to get a lot of clients so they can make money from the referral program.
But for people who don't know how sharing referrals works or don't know how to get lots of clients and just share in the wrong place I think it's clear it will just be a waste of time because there won't be 1 person who can register using that referral link and only wasting time.

In the end, even if someone is successful in getting lots of clients from the referral program and making money from referrals, I think it should not be considered a permanent income because we all don't know what will happen on the gambling site or there will definitely be something wrong with referrals that can hinder us. get these profits and it would be better to consider this just a side income.

To be honest, the referral system as a whole is crazy. Let's be real, the referral bonus? An absolute joke. While attracting a few high rollers may fool some people into believing they have won, it's only a moment, a very small moment in your life. For many, it's clear that it's a waste of time. Yes, individuals who don't even understand the fundamentals of advertising referrals are going to have a harsh reality check. As for relying on it as a steady income? Good luck with that, hehe. Always better to keep that day job, folks.