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So technically, you are promising something in exchange for the user completing the offer, but the offer doesn't exist. That sounds like a scam, isn't?
Wonder if there's anyway to monetize this niche in a more "legal" approach?
It's definitely not the most legit form of monetization, but again - easy to get into.
I saw someone doing something interesting on a free code type of keyword. Instead of a content locker, there was a button to generate a new code to try, with 3 ads auto-reloading around the generator. I assume the goal here was to have the user stay on the page for a while and test a bunch of codes until they got frustrated and grab a bunch of impressions like that. Still not particularly legit, but interesting.
In general, you'll struggle to monetize these keywords in a 100% legit way, because the term does not exist - like, there is no way to get free coins for most of these games aside from tips and tricks, so you can't give them exactly what the keyword promises.