Is Reddit strict only against IPTV and Casino? Or is it for all niches?

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IPTV AND CASINO ARE DEAD ON REDDIT - HOW ABOUT OTHER NICHES?

Reddit basically killed IPTV and casino, people are creating new threads everyday, they rank, but the post is deleted, locked, OP is banned, etc. They rank for one day and disappear after Google realizes that post was deleted. Only old posts remains. Besides that, maybe some high authoritative subreddits with strict moderation.

Are other niches in the same boat? Or just those two have been destroyed by Reddit updates?

1st on Google for "Best IPTV Reddit"

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2nd place
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Average casino post ranking on Google:
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Best crypto casino - 1st place on Google

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Ranked, but it didn't survive for 8h

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The over abuse niches are always a target after agressive marketing adult and also pirate sites are under scrutiny so not only what you listed of course
 
IPTV and casino are the hardest-hit niches because they're heavily abused and violate many subreddit and Reddit wide policies. Other niches are still doing well if you focus on genuine discussions and value-driven content. Reddit is rewarding authenticity more than ever. Brands in SaaS, finance, healthcare, legal, and consumer products can still perform well when the strategy is organic rather than promotional. The game hasn't died it's just changed.
 
Reddit's strictness isn't exclusive to just IPTV and casino content, but those are definitely among the most aggressively targeted topics, the platform's moderation works on two levels, site wide rules that apply to everyone, and community-specific rules that moderators enforce.

Reddit's official content policy clearly states that users cannot post illegal content or facilitate prohibited transactions, this is why IPTV related subreddits have been banned, as discussions often involve illegal streaming services that violate copyright laws, casino and gambling discussions can also fall under scrutiny, especially when they involve unlicensed operations or promotional schemes.

However, it's not just these niches, reddit enforces rules against harassment, spam, impersonation, and content manipulation across all topics, the moderators play a crucial role in this by enforcing community specific rules, a subreddit like one for gaming has strict rules against self promotion and low effort content, similarly, the platform has banned communities for vote manipulation and promoting harmful content, so while IPTV and casino topics are targeted due to legal and policy violations, reddit's enforcement extends to any community or activity that violates its rules.
 
Add to the list: Peptides

But if you execute smartly, you might bypass this.

First thing is, avoid direct promotion.
 
Add to the list: Peptides

But if you execute smartly, you might bypass this.

First thing is, avoid direct promotion.
What would be your smart suggestion? Even without promoting links, Reddit is strict with brand mentions
 
What would be your smart suggestion? Even without promoting links, Reddit is strict with brand mentions
in the screenshots you sent above, it is a better assumption that the user who posted those threads got reported by other reddit users that's why his post + id got removed. it might be because user number was high in those subreddits.

To avoid bans or to avoid getting your id deleted. Choose subreddits which aren't heavily monitored or where users are less active. the RND is what you have to do you manually yourself. No one will give you your work secret in a public forum.
 
From what I've seen, IPTV and casino tend to face stricter moderation because they're higher-risk topics. Most other niches can still do well if the content genuinely fits the community and follows each subreddit's rules.
 
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