How Crypto casino market themselves?

[Bushdark]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

[rodskee]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

lol they care about age limit(pretending to be actually) because each site says they
are letting to register this or that age (but can be faked once deposit is coming)
there are so much to expect in gambling community but there are also so much that 
they are hiding to us.

[Hewlet]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

the answers you seek is a private marketing strategy being executed by most casino owners to get their desired audience and i doubt you have the right to getting such information disclosed to you just because you asked for it.

If what you're concerned about is to ensure that they are marketing their product the right way and to the right people, I guess they don't just exist online, they have countries of residence and operate based on the rules and regulation that is governing the operation of a gambling company in the said area. If they go against the regulations and maybe allow people that are under age to go into gambling, then they will definitely be questioned by the right authority that are bestowed with the power to doing so.

[michellee]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

Casino have their own rules and care with the age limitations for people who want to register as their members. Casino doesn't allow people under 18+ joined in their sites but casino can't know those people who register unless the casino asks them to verify themselves. But it is right that using crypto can hide people who often playing gambling especially if they playing gambling in the casino's that doesn't very strict to their members and not asking them to do KYC and that will be the benefit for those people because they can playing gambling without doing KYC verification.

That casino will promoted their site using many ways and will trying to attract more people to be their members by giving many promotion and bonuses to them. Their marketing strategy already proven and working for their site so they don't have to worry about that. They don't limit their target because they know that in the internet, many people can visit on their site and registered to be their members.

What casino care is how they can get many loyal customer that will return to their site and playing various gambling games. That means, the casino will have more and more profit from time to time so that's why casino always gives attracting bonuses to their members. We, as gamblers needs to be careful selecting the casino because not many casinos, especially a new casino can be a good casino for us. We don't have to do anything when we see their interesting ads if we don't know anything about the site.

[EarnOnVictor]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

That's one of the issues with cryptocurrency, it aids illegality unchallenged in some cases and this is one of them. I believe that KYC casinos will be unveiling in this regard and will not allow the underage to open a gambling account undetected. If such was successful in opening an account and trying to play for a while by lying about the age, it is when the time to do KYC that such would be revealed. This is unless he completely lied by using another person's profile from the beginning, or else, KYC will reveal it, which is one of the beauties of it despite the criticism by some people. But with the no-KYC casinos, such an underage person can lie and go scot-free with it for as long as he would want to gamble. Cryptocurrency itself doesn't need verification like the fiat means of sending money that would have revealed the issues from the beginning and this is aiding enough bypass of the set financial and gambling rules.

[tbterryboy]

I think the latest is getting sports athlete to be their brand ambassadors, we have seen that kind of promotions lately and I think it's very effective to have a personalities behind that name so that someone, maybe a fan will be sway to play at that casino if their see their favorite athletes together with the name of the casino. Of course, the traditional way, affiliate marketing, although very difficult, but there are still members here who might be using that strategy, it's passive income for us after all. An for crypto based, yes, this community is the best to promote behind signature campaigns and as we can see, top casinos still have their campaigns here running for years, thus gaining the reputation from our community.

That's effective but expensive and not every platform or service can afford to get a celebrity or an athlete to become their brand ambassador or even partner because it must cost a lot of money. When it comes to online marketing and promotions, any casino or platform can afford to buy a few banner ad spaces or have an ad campaign on a social media platform to advertise their platform and the services they are offering.

So, only very popular and rich casinos and platforms can hire celebrities, clubs, associations, and athletes to become their partners because it might have a lot of benefits attached to it but it costs a lot of money so every platform cannot afford to do it.

[joniboini]

So, only very popular and rich casinos and platforms can hire celebrities, clubs, associations, and athletes to become their partners because it might have a lot of benefits attached to it but it costs a lot of money so every platform cannot afford to do it.

I mean that's natural, if hiring a brand ambassador is cheap then nobody is going to advertise with banners social media campaigns, etc. That being said, I wonder if the return on investment on stuff like this is really high. What's the minimum return they expect from hiring a brand ambassador, does anybody know? Exposure is definitely bigger, but if there's no conversion then that would mean no new customers or users for them. Kind of a waste if that happens. I personally never use or try a new service just because my favorite athlete or celebrity is advertising it.

[Zadicar]

So, only very popular and rich casinos and platforms can hire celebrities, clubs, associations, and athletes to become their partners because it might have a lot of benefits attached to it but it costs a lot of money so every platform cannot afford to do it.

I mean that's natural, if hiring a brand ambassador is cheap then nobody is going to advertise with banners social media campaigns, etc. That being said, I wonder if the return on investment on stuff like this is really high. What's the minimum return they expect from hiring a brand ambassador, does anybody know? Exposure is definitely bigger, but if there's no conversion then that would mean no new customers or users for them. Kind of a waste if that happens. I personally never use or try a new service just because my favorite athlete or celebrity is advertising it.

Actually this is a private thing since we know that this is already included into their revenue or income on which this is something that shouldnt really be told or would really be known by the public.
Whether they would really be having those profits or they are at loss on hiring or getting someone as ambassadors or partners or promotors on which we do know that it isnt really something cheap.
Its true that if these things were cheap in the first place then we've seen these popular icon's to be flooded out into tons of brands or services or whatever it would be.
Business needs exposure and it is really that normal that they would really be seeing this to be that shouldnt really be forgotten.

[shield132]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Why should they target nerds or total dumbs? It's also impolite to call people by these names.
Casinos target those who watch sports, that includes football, soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, boxing, martial arts and etc. They not only target countries where gambling is popular but they also target countries where gambling is prohibited to let them know that there is a casino where you can gamble if you fly in a neighbouring country, in this case I mean Muslims because in my country Muslim people usually come here to gamble and casinos try to target them.

[Dunamisx]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

When making their marketing, they don't have a specific age requirement or limit to target, they are only considering the public for this, but when it comes to those that made it a decision to register under their platform, then age limitation may set in in case of when they are doing their kyc while some gambling platform don't even mind on that, the essence is marketing is to target the public both old and young to advertise the gambling service for them and gain traffic to their platform.

[Agbe]

When making their marketing, they don't have a specific age requirement or limit to target, they are only considering the public for this, but when it comes to those that made it a decision to register under their platform, then age limitation may set in in case of when they are doing their kyc while some gambling platform don't even mind on that, the essence is marketing is to target the public both old and young to advertise the gambling service for them and gain traffic to their platform.

Casinos have a target and target is for the adult gamblers from 18 years and above. So when I saw your comment that casinos have not target and the public is the target I was wondering why!! I have seen a casino pursued the under age boy out from the hall. And the only place under age can play gamble is online because nobody knows who is playing games in the site. The age limit that the casinos set for people to register can be bypass by under age people. They can use adult age to participate in the casino so that can't hold anyone from registering. Even age in KYC can be manipulated so any online can be manipulated by the person. Therefore casinos for Online is foe all interested participants.

[teamsherry]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

You make i sound as tho only dumb people gamble, I've seen well educated and moral people gamble, just like drinking alcohol or smoking some persons indulge in gambling, anyway I can also say that gambling in some way is like trading cause you are actually making an analysis and making predictions based on that, you might say they are not but to me it's actually the same thing, crypto gambling is new and I think its efficient they advertise to everyone that is interested in gambling.

Mostly they run adverts on social media from an age range of 18 plus, I've seen them pay some crypto influencers to advertise for them using promo codes for discounts. They also utilise forums liek this and run campaigns, most signatures are run by gambling sites.

[Hamphser]

When making their marketing, they don't have a specific age requirement or limit to target, they are only considering the public for this, but when it comes to those that made it a decision to register under their platform, then age limitation may set in in case of when they are doing their kyc while some gambling platform don't even mind on that, the essence is marketing is to target the public both old and young to advertise the gambling service for them and gain traffic to their platform.

Casinos have a target and target is for the adult gamblers from 18 years and above. So when I saw your comment that casinos have not target and the public is the target I was wondering why!! I have seen a casino pursued the under age boy out from the hall. And the only place under age can play gamble is online because nobody knows who is playing games in the site. The age limit that the casinos set for people to register can be bypass by under age people. They can use adult age to participate in the casino so that can't hold anyone from registering. Even age in KYC can be manipulated so any online can be manipulated by the person. Therefore casinos for Online is foe all interested participants.

We do know that gambling could already be possibly be dealt up whether offline or online on which it cant really be avoided for sometimes that there would really be those underage that would really be ending up on
possibly be gambling without being known or something like that. Going back into the topic in speaking about on how they do market themselves then of course they would really be sticking into that basic principle
of business and factors which are needing to have a successful run up. They would really be finding different mediums that they would really be able to have such exposure on which means that they
could really market themselves out as long it would be permitted and since we are living in a world on which internet is really that mainly used then it can possibly be able to reach out those minors
out there, this is why parent supervision would be that needed or crucial.

[paxmao]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

lol they care about age limit(pretending to be actually) because each site says they
are letting to register this or that age (but can be faked once deposit is coming)
there are so much to expect in gambling community but there are also so much that 
they are hiding to us.

It is more difficult to move cash when someone is underage. You cannot go to make a deposit physically and the banks in general would probably rise an alert if someone underage is transferring money here and there - although I am not sure this is in every country out there. The way would be to deposit with crypto then, but it is equally difficult to get crypto in quantity while underage.

[ScamViruS]

You make i sound as tho only dumb people gamble, I've seen well educated and moral people gamble, just like drinking alcohol or smoking some persons indulge in gambling, anyway I can also say that gambling in some way is like trading cause you are actually making an analysis and making predictions based on that, you might say they are not but to me it's actually the same thing, crypto gambling is new and I think its efficient they advertise to everyone that is interested in gambling.

You cannot change people's perspective but reality is different. There are many big people involved in gambling, and this number is so big that many people have no idea about it, which leads them to make various statements that are far from reality. Gambling is a means of earning for many gamblers and others gamble for entertainment, as a result of which all kinds of people are involved, so it is not right to think wrongly about gambling.

Influencer marketing is very effective for casinos to do marketing now, using this strategy casinos can reach gamblers quickly if they have enough budget. And because of this fast marketing method, many dishonest casinos also quickly target gamblers. So both good and bad sides exist here. As a result, gamblers now have to be a little more careful in selecting the casino, so that they do not face any problem later.

[Wiwo]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we may newbies especially the underage take the opportunity of this and keep funding their casino accounts to keep betting without restrictions. Few casinos do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

lol they care about the age limit(pretending to be actually) because each site says they
are letting to register this or that age (but can be faked once deposit is coming)
there is so much to expect in the gambling community but there is also so much that 
they are hiding from us.

The possibility of underage and Wrong age usage will always be there in gambling,  and for sure,  not all will be captioned in the KYC since not all accounts are asked for KYC but then casinos can not hide under this to the point of allowing underage gambling at all time,  this is what we have to look at and before a casino will request for players kyc,  it has taken an entirely different dimension and to a point,  it has become a big issue where many underages have flooded the scene and sometimes it's out of the knowledge of the casino operators.

But also sometimes the casino owners may also choose to look away for the sake of revenue and as long as the player did not violate the casino rules and regulations, KYC may not be demanded,  the only way to combat underage gambling is by way of mandating all players to do kyc at the very point of account registrations.

[Slow death]

This reminded me that when they created bitcoin, then there were people who created altcoins, so because it was something new, there were many people buying such altcoins because as the price was very low and went up a lot, giving profits of more than 100x, so people no longer held back , they were waiting for new launches of new altcoins to be the first people to buy and with that in their heads they were thinking that an increase of more than 100x would be guaranteed in the next months or years. Then, as the altcoin market was starting to become competitive, they created icos, which caused many people to rush to invest in icos and the rush was so great that it caused the price of bitcoin to increase a lot, to levels that at that time were considered frightening.

Then the scammers came and started creating scam icos, with fake teams, which didn't exist, when it began to be exposed that many projects had fake teams and were scams, then the icos started to lose credibility and disappeared, but in that time of ico they had exchanges and casinos that were unique and that still exist today, as the cryptocurrencies market is a very young and attractive market due to these facts that I mentioned, so many people started to create casinos whose payment methods are cryptocurrencies, so these casinos have customers in the cryptocurrency market who do not need to depend on banks to deposit money at the casino to play

which is already a great advantage for these casinos, because if they had to deal with fiat and banks they could have a lot of headaches, so casino owners saw great advantages in this cryptocurrencies market, which is a constantly growing market that as regulators are approving good laws, richer people have entered this market, so crypto casinos also benefit from this, which is why in my opinion I see this as a very intelligent move that crypto casino owners made, they knew how to make the most of the opportunity. Of course, as the only ones who have had many scam cases and few success stories, with crypto casinos the situation is also the same.

[Jaycoinz]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

But recently the number of casino that fail to ask for KYC has reduced to the very minimal and the government are fighting to make sure every casino let their customers undergo KYC and the casino that fail to do this, some have been penalized but that too will be varied to the nation and specific region in which the casino actually operates. But am certain there isn't a any handful of casino that don't require KYC.

[danadc]

I am curious to know who are their targeted audience and at what age group. In general gambling people target countries like thailand more but probably this is not the case with crypto. Do they target nerds or total dumbs? How efficient they are between their marketing tactics?

Many of the casinos we see these days don't even care about age limit so we need not to agitate on that.
Since cryptocurrency market does not determines the age of who is transacting or not, we many newbies especially the underage take opportunity of this and keep funding there casino account to keep betting without restrictions. There are few casinos that do not ask for KYC and people do take advantage of this to bet.

But recently the number of casino that fail to ask for KYC has reduced to the very minimal and the government are fighting to make sure every casino let their customers undergo KYC and the casino that fail to do this, some have been penalized but that too will be varied to the nation and specific region in which the casino actually operates. But am certain there isn't a any handful of casino that don't require KYC.

I have searched a lot for casinos that do not operate with KYC and that are reliable, do you know which ones they are? The ones I have searched for Appear in the Google search and I don't trust those casinos very much, I don't want to say that those casinos are all this but there is a high Possibility that they are, what I do is verify those players who do the reviews, but What I see is that they are just someone who makes a statement and says fake reviews.

I have searched the forum for many, but I have not found, and so far I have not Found , the casinos that do not ask for KYC are decentralized and in those casinos they are not my profession, or I think they are associating the wallet and Metamask with those sites , because I feel like they can hack me and it's not that I have a lot of money there , I have little, but I wouldn't be afraid of them stealing it either, I have it to do anything quickly.

[mak013]

But recently the number of casino that fail to ask for KYC has reduced to the very minimal and the government are fighting to make sure every casino let their customers undergo KYC and the casino that fail to do this, some have been penalized but that too will be varied to the nation and specific region in which the casino actually operates. But am certain there isn't a any handful of casino that don't require KYC.

There are such casinos, i saw several 2 weeks ago, when googled it, but i don`t sure that you need such casinos - those, i found using google didn`t inspire confidence.
And i can repeat my words - it is strange to be afraid of KYC, when you share your private data everyday for different services.