iGaming / Casino
- Thread starter mandembig
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- May 27, 2016
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You do need a license in order to promote gambling types of games, which is a pretty heavy cost in the beginning. Other than that you can promote it through facebook and via SMS.
I totally agree with you.
bolshakova
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- Oct 6, 2024
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Building on the internal linking idea of using movie sites for iGaming ads, I've found that adult sites with high engagement also convert exceptionally well, with one campaign yielding a 25% increase in depositing players. The key is to target sites with complementary demographics, such as age and interests, to maximize ad relevance. For SMS marketing, I've achieved open rates of up to 30% by using personalized messages with the player's name and a sense of urgency, such as limited-time bonuses. Email marketing can also be effective, but it's crucial to segment lists and use triggered emails, like abandoned cart reminders, to re-engage players and prevent list fatigue.
Hi! What is your experience with them so far? Thanks
Cyber Meta Agency
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- Sep 25, 2025
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In the casino niche, a lot of teams combine Facebook for acquisition with email/push for retention. The biggest challenge lately is usually account stability and ad approval.
We work with agency ad accounts for teams running in restricted niches, and when the setup is done correctly Facebook can still scale very well.
Would be interesting to see which GEOs and funnels people are finding profitable right now.
skynet_digi
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- Mar 15, 2026
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FB push is better but your campaign should go with cloaking
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It’s not just about volume ,relevance and timing make a big difference. Segmenting your audience, adding some level of personalization, and testing on a small scale before expanding are usually more effective approaches.
I am running large-scale email marketing for casinos. Let me know if I can help