increased Youtube Gambling ads?

[pakhitheboss]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

[ethereumhunter]

Advertisers go where the people go, and as we know social media websites are some of the most popular websites around the world and it is natural that advertisers are now giving a greater weight to the advertising they do there, however I do not think this is going to last long as governments are already showing signs they do not like this and at some point some regulation may be put in place which restricts the level of advertising casinos can do on those platforms.

Social media visitors and their users have experienced a significant increase in making advertisers follow them and place advertisements on social media. And while the government doesn't like this and imposes rather strict regulations, that hasn't stopped advertisers from sticking with their ads and looking for other places that might get a lot of interest from people. Besides that, people definitely don't like the many rules the social media team implements because they think it will limit their socializing. And this is what advertisers use to be able to attract the interest of people who stick around using social media.

[piebeyb]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Yes, that can also be one of the reasons why there are often advertisements that are irrelevant for us to see, but it all depends on how we surf the internet, if you are a gambler and frequently access or have clicked on gambling advertisements it seems the system will read you are a gambler where are you You will find gambling advertisements anywhere, whether it's social media or your YouTube account, because I think the key is in the internet network that we use.

Maybe we have consciously never visited gambling or forex sites, but we don't know that our family who live in the same house use the same internet wifi, maybe they have clicked on forex ads or gambling sites, so it is certain that you will also be flooded with advertisements for both. this is only based on my experience, the rest is looking for ways to avoid annoying ads, I usually use the free Brave browser without any ads. 

[rojan]

Gambling sites have chosen platforms like youtube tiktok as a major place for their advertisement because of which the sides invest a lot of money in these places and we know that youtube and tiktok buy data from Google and other companies to understand their algorithms, what an internet user is constantly searching for. and that's why if you search for something anywhere you will see all kinds of related ads on platforms like youtube and tiktok when you visit them.

Yes, indeed these platforms are media that seem quite interesting and promising for the promotion of gambling sites. In fact, not only on these platforms, but also in various online games and online books or novels, Gambling advertisements will appear. Wow, this is really amazing. I wonder how much interest the users have, so they do such a big promotion.

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

Most of the times we see gambling campaigns on various social media including YouTube. I think those who do gambling campaigns are very smart. Because they know very well where they can get good amount of gamblers. Nowadays YouTube is one of the most popular media.  I got interested in gambling after seeing a gambling ad on YouTube one day. Gambling has become a deadly addiction for me now.

[pakhitheboss]

Maybe we have consciously never visited gambling or forex sites, but we don't know that our family who live in the same house use the same internet wifi, maybe they have clicked on forex ads or gambling sites, so it is certain that you will also be flooded with advertisements for both. this is only based on my experience, the rest is looking for ways to avoid annoying ads, I usually use the free Brave browser without any ads. 

What you said is possible, someone within the family might have accidentally clicked on one of those ads. Once clicked, they keep bombarding especially on social platforms from Meta. YouTube doesn't make life as hell like those platforms do with advertisements. Brave is a good browser, but adblock doesn't work when using a mobile device. The ads keep coming and coming on those apps; sometimes rebooting the phone works in my favor.

[coinerer]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Yes, you are right, currently there are a lot of skip ads on YouTube about Forex trading, and not only on YouTube, but also on social media, before or in the middle of short videos, ads are being advertised which are very annoying.  Even if we want to avoid them, it is not possible because at least 3 seconds we have to see it compulsorily. they often make us angry. Social media and video streaming sites have now started promoting a huge amount of ads which annoys us

[Strongkored]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

[Webetcoins]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Apparently, you will see forex trading ads if you are involved in cryptocurrency trading or if you have ever used the term trading anywhere on the internet for searching something, and those ads are not location-specific but they target people based on keywords they've used in their searches and you are one of the users who have used the term trade or trading in your searches or you've used trading platforms and websites and that is why the ads.

If you don't want to receive those ads, you can simply create a new Gmail account, use that on your browser and try not to use that search term again and you won't receive those ads, but we can't really get rid of all the ads unless we go ahead and buy YouTube Premium which is the only way to get rid of ads.

[Silberman]

Apparently, you will see forex trading ads if you are involved in cryptocurrency trading or if you have ever used the term trading anywhere on the internet for searching something, and those ads are not location-specific but they target people based on keywords they've used in their searches and you are one of the users who have used the term trade or trading in your searches or you've used trading platforms and websites and that is why the ads.

If you don't want to receive those ads, you can simply create a new Gmail account, use that on your browser and try not to use that search term again and you won't receive those ads, but we can't really get rid of all the ads unless we go ahead and buy YouTube Premium which is the only way to get rid of ads.

It is even better to not make those searches when you are using your account, after all you can still watch youtube videos whether you are using your account or not, and if you delete your web browser history from time to time then this should diminish somewhat the targeted advertising that you receive, obviously it is not a complete solution but it is better than nothing, as targeted ads are now everywhere and they can become incredibly annoying very quickly.

[Josefjix]

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

I urged everyone of us to be careful and do thorough research before carrying out investments on these online ads. Not all of these advertisements are 100% legitimate; in fact, the majority of them are scams designed to entice people to invest and then defraud them of their money. We simply need to be exceedingly cautious whenever we come across these web advertisements. We have been in the system for a long time and know exactly how everything works. Gambling ads are simply designed to increase traffic. Forex trading advertisements I merely swipe up when it appears on our phone screens, especially when I'm completing some vital activities.

[Aikidoka]

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

I urged everyone of us to be careful and do thorough research before carrying out investments on these online ads. Not all of these advertisements are 100% legitimate; in fact, the majority of them are scams designed to entice people to invest and then defraud them of their money. We simply need to be exceedingly cautious whenever we come across these web advertisements. We have been in the system for a long time and know exactly how everything works. Gambling ads are simply designed to increase traffic. Forex trading advertisements I merely swipe up when it appears on our phone screens, especially when I'm completing some vital activities.

That's correct! just like any gambling sites that can advertise on platforms like YouTube and other social media but not all of them are legitimate. Some may actually be scammers who aim to attract a large number of gamblers to their site only to scam them and eventually shut down the website. As you mentioned, it's important for anyone wants to gamble on a website to check reviews about it and also take more infos as how long the casino website has been operating before depositing any money.

[slapper]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

We've fallen into Orwellian "doublethink" where trade is gambling and gambling is a path to wealth. These "forex" adverts are deceptive like gambling. Behind glossy ads, they're peddling a digital mirage of money and success! These platforms are "rigged casinos" where the house - or website - always wins. Social media gambling ads are another beast. It feels like neon signs are shouting, "Get rich quick, just bet!" It's never that easy. These adverts lure inexperienced and needy people into a loss spiral. Filter advise is a Band-Aid on a sinking ship. Instead, outlaw these deceptive ads. If not, then strict restrictions and clear disclaimers, a true consumer protection. Why bandage if we can prevent the cut?

[Fredomago]

Apparently, you will see forex trading ads if you are involved in cryptocurrency trading or if you have ever used the term trading anywhere on the internet for searching something, and those ads are not location-specific but they target people based on keywords they've used in their searches and you are one of the users who have used the term trade or trading in your searches or you've used trading platforms and websites and that is why the ads.

If you don't want to receive those ads, you can simply create a new Gmail account, use that on your browser and try not to use that search term again and you won't receive those ads, but we can't really get rid of all the ads unless we go ahead and buy YouTube Premium which is the only way to get rid of ads.

It is even better to not make those searches when you are using your account, after all you can still watch youtube videos whether you are using your account or not, and if you delete your web browser history from time to time then this should diminish somewhat the targeted advertising that you receive, obviously it is not a complete solution but it is better than nothing, as targeted ads are now everywhere and they can become incredibly annoying very quickly.

You need to do things that will lessen those recommendations. Deleting or clearing your sessions may refresh those ads. You just need to do something that will not let you keep seeing those recommendations. We can't control those things now as they are paying for it and the platform will continue to receive this money just to bring the ads in any form of possibility to attract visits and a possible gambler to the set place that they wanted to play.

More on how you manage to control those cookies and to allow you not to keep seeing more ads, especially if you are not into gambling.

[coinerer]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

We've fallen into Orwellian "doublethink" where trade is gambling and gambling is a path to wealth. These "forex" adverts are deceptive like gambling. Behind glossy ads, they're peddling a digital mirage of money and success! These platforms are "rigged casinos" where the house - or website - always wins. Social media gambling ads are another beast. It feels like neon signs are shouting, "Get rich quick, just bet!" It's never that easy. These adverts lure inexperienced and needy people into a loss spiral. Filter advise is a Band-Aid on a sinking ship. Instead, outlaw these deceptive ads. If not, then strict restrictions and clear disclaimers, a true consumer protection. Why bandage if we can prevent the cut?

Although crypto is still illegal in many countries, forex trading is legal in almost all countries, so forex trading authorities can advertise them very well worldwide. Forex trading is also risky because leverage can be used here like futures trading or margin trading. However, gambling sites are not cutting back on their advertising.  Many times it is seen that different sports are also sponsored by different gambling companies.  However every company has their own personal strategy to carry out their advertisement to reach potential customers. And gambling companies are now mostly online based.  So they put a lot of effort to advertise themselves online using various techniques

[leonair]

Besides gambling platforms, Forex trading platforms are now being promoted more through YouTube. Now people spend most of their free time on video streaming platforms and that's why video streaming platforms like YouTube are used as a good medium for various product and service promotion and it is very effective. And gambling sites also benefit from this because they get a lot of gamblers from there

I do not get bombarded by gambling ads, but sometimes I get bombarded by forex ads, which makes me angry. The reason being that I have no idea about forex trading and neither have I searched for this scam on YouTube. As I was getting annoyed with those advertisements, I did a Google search and found out that sometimes ads are also location-specific. That might be another reason why irrelevant ads suddenly start showing up on YouTube without any apparent reason.

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

We've fallen into Orwellian "doublethink" where trade is gambling and gambling is a path to wealth. These "forex" adverts are deceptive like gambling. Behind glossy ads, they're peddling a digital mirage of money and success! These platforms are "rigged casinos" where the house - or website - always wins. Social media gambling ads are another beast. It feels like neon signs are shouting, "Get rich quick, just bet!" It's never that easy. These adverts lure inexperienced and needy people into a loss spiral. Filter advise is a Band-Aid on a sinking ship. Instead, outlaw these deceptive ads. If not, then strict restrictions and clear disclaimers, a true consumer protection. Why bandage if we can prevent the cut?

Although crypto is still illegal in many countries, forex trading is legal in almost all countries, so forex trading authorities can advertise them very well worldwide. Forex trading is also risky because leverage can be used here like futures trading or margin trading. However, gambling sites are not cutting back on their advertising.  Many times it is seen that different sports are also sponsored by different gambling companies.  However every company has their own personal strategy to carry out their advertisement to reach potential customers. And gambling companies are now mostly online based.  So they put a lot of effort to advertise themselves online using various techniques

I disagree with you Forex trading is not yet legalized in many countries because it can harm a person financially just like gambling and it is high risky. Video streaming platforms and social media do various promotions for which they get huge amounts of money and video streaming platforms like YouTube and social media like Facebook Twitter are hugely used in most of the countries due to which these ads are visible to everyone. Content creators do not hesitate to promote gambling or any other platform and due to this many times it is seen that many content creators are arrested by the police for illegal site promotion.

[tusandii]

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Social media visitors and their users have experienced a significant increase in making advertisers follow them and place advertisements on social media. And while the government doesn't like this and imposes rather strict regulations, that hasn't stopped advertisers from sticking with their ads and looking for other places that might get a lot of interest from people. Besides that, people definitely don't like the many rules the social media team implements because they think it will limit their socializing. And this is what advertisers use to be able to attract the interest of people who stick around using social media.

Social media is a place that everyone cannot leave in this era.
And the management of each social media benefit from being paid by sites and various platforms when they want to advertise their names.
The government cannot stop advertising because if you want to stop it, the government must indirectly prohibit the use of social media itself, while some social media are global.

Actually, the government is not at a disadvantage with advertising on social media, it's just that it becomes a problem when there is gambling advertising and some social media users are minors.

[Fredomago]

-snip-

Social media visitors and their users have experienced a significant increase in making advertisers follow them and place advertisements on social media. And while the government doesn't like this and imposes rather strict regulations, that hasn't stopped advertisers from sticking with their ads and looking for other places that might get a lot of interest from people. Besides that, people definitely don't like the many rules the social media team implements because they think it will limit their socializing. And this is what advertisers use to be able to attract the interest of people who stick around using social media.

Social media is a place that everyone cannot leave in this era.
And the management of each social media benefit from being paid by sites and various platforms when they want to advertise their names.
The government cannot stop advertising because if you want to stop it, the government must indirectly prohibit the use of social media itself, while some social media are global.

Actually, the government is not at a disadvantage with advertising on social media, it's just that it becomes a problem when there is gambling advertising and some social media users are minors.

The problem starts when there are minors and gambler who can't control their participation into gambling I see your point as social media platform most of the time are being view by both minor and mature people the consent is no longer needed as curiosity when begin to raise with minors they can simply click the site and start showing their interest, especially now where influencer are just a view away from anyone.

They can simply show you or encourage you how to play as quick as it can be and knowing minors nowadays they can simply do things that can bring them into gambling. (faking docs as they can simply use their parents' information)

[Fivestar4everMVP]

Forex ads are also very annoying, especially since a lot of these ads are actually not real forex trading platforms, so trades made on the site are like gambling because movements are not based on market movements so that many of their users will only lose money without having the opportunity to make a profit because of this. is booming in my country.
Gambling ads are more prevalent when I access social media, every ad that appears will be dominated by gambling. If those who receive this ad are those who don't understand how gambling works, of course they will think that this is an opportunity to earn a lot of money because gambling ads contain a lot of money. that can be obtained even though it is not true 100%, it is highly recommended to use filters so that ads from things we don't want to see will not appear.

I urged everyone of us to be careful and do thorough research before carrying out investments on these online ads. Not all of these advertisements are 100% legitimate; in fact, the majority of them are scams designed to entice people to invest and then defraud them of their money. We simply need to be exceedingly cautious whenever we come across these web advertisements. We have been in the system for a long time and know exactly how everything works. Gambling ads are simply designed to increase traffic. Forex trading advertisements I merely swipe up when it appears on our phone screens, especially when I'm completing some vital activities.

That's correct! just like any gambling sites that can advertise on platforms like YouTube and other social media but not all of them are legitimate. Some may actually be scammers who aim to attract a large number of gamblers to their site only to scam them and eventually shut down the website. As you mentioned, it's important for anyone wants to gamble on a website to check reviews about it and also take more infos as how long the casino website has been operating before depositing any money.

I believe that one way scammers attract gamblers is through bonuses, that is not just the regular kind of bonus most reputable casinos are offering to their users, I mean a special kind of big bonus with very little to no wager requirement..

So what am I saying in essence? If you are someone who love to try new casinos, one way to avoid falling into the hands of scammers is to not chase after bonuses, avoid casinos offering unrealistic or too good to be true kind of bonuses to new sign ups, doing this together with paying attention to reviews of the casino from other people who have tried or still playing on the casino, could help you minimize your chances of ever being a victim to any casino being managed by scammers.

[AicecreaME]

The problem starts when there are minors and gambler who can't control their participation into gambling I see your point as social media platform most of the time are being view by both minor and mature people the consent is no longer needed as curiosity when begin to raise with minors they can simply click the site and start showing their interest, especially now where influencer are just a view away from anyone.

They can simply show you or encourage you how to play as quick as it can be and knowing minors nowadays they can simply do things that can bring them into gambling. (faking docs as they can simply use their parents' information)

This is why it's questionable to see many gambling ads in different platforms that includes young people as well. Gambling ads are now all over the internet, not just specifically on youtube, but in most social media sites as well including facebook. Most gambling ads are masked into memes or entertaining videos which is somehow concerning especially if the children aren't supervised by their parents in using these platforms. But I guess we can't really hinder the growth of gambling and its reach, hence people must adjust to safeguard their little ones in stumbling upon ads related to any sort they don't have to know yet at a young age.

[LUCKMCFLY]

You certainly have a lot of market value to defend here. If you can manage to get into the YouTube advertising circle, you will get a lot of customers on your channel. But gambling is not allowed everywhere, so that seems to me to be a big problem at the moment. But it's a matter of knowing people and building a connection, that usually makes things a lot easier. Many well-known platforms do not accept it if you want to have a gambling site regulated by law and regulations.

If gambling is not allowed everywhere, of course there will be no advertisements that appear because the chances for people who see these advertisements to be interested are zero, gambling is prohibited only as a place and everything can be tricked with VPN and others, that's why gambling advertisements massive but the appearance of this ad while someone is watching YouTube is dependent on your search on the internet because usually it will be connected, so I can say that those who can only do a search about religion have a small chance of seeing gambling ads but when someone has done a search about games and something that has to do with gambling then it will show ads when you view youtube, so it doesn't increase just depending on your search.

Well, the Business Model is evident, we know very well that things move with Advertising, there is no other way, this is how many People Earn and they do what they call a round Business, so when we see advertising in these ads and it is casinos Well, at least I'm interested, because until now I haven't seen it, but I've seen other things and what I do is remove it at Once, Everything for Reliable Casinos is good, although the most Reliable casinos almost don't need much Advertising on these social networks, only with the Advertising that is done in the Forum is Enough.

Of course, every business should never settle for what it has, it is always good to cover more, if you reach an audience that has nothing to do with gambling, at least a percentage of people will attract attention and that is something very good, because I have seen in the forum the case of Roobet who do Art contests, where many artists from the forum show their talent and can make a difference, I have Noticed that some who are not familiar with the games, at some point , just out of curiosity they can Enter.