The Adventures of MDawg (in progress)

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I am sure he is just saying that because he thinks it is true. He's never owned an online casino. And there's the biggest different between this jokester and me - if I don't know, I won't say a word. I don't know if casinos operate differently from other PPC (pay per click) or pay for placement (rent space on a site for a banner) advertisers, so I won't comment. But I do know SEO, and given that Axel came in here and spouted some nonsense about "how easy it is to manipulate Alexa rankings" I have to assume that he may have no idea what he is talking about here too.

Just spending a few minutes of research I found this article
The Cost of Google Adwords
for Online Casino's
https://www.sayu.co.uk/the-cost-of-g...e-casinos.html
which outlines the PPC cost of casino advertising online, and just the existence of this article contradicts Axel's claim that online casinos will not pay per click for advertising.

Maybe he is just saying it because he thinks it's true, but even if you're right about that, it wouldn't make his statement any less correct.

They might also do PPC, don't know, there might also be some metadata sales and other stuff that goes on (I also don't know). But, at a minimum, the primary revenue source is from folks actually depositing into the online casinos. Granted, more page views (eyes) results in more outreach, so it's good in that sense, but is hardly the bottom line.

Anyway, now you're the one just spouting off. I don't claim to know all of the components of the revenue structure, but I do know deposits are the biggest part of it.