Gambling: How to Make Money with It?

Today we’re talking about gambling — for those who don’t know what that means in this context, gambling here refers to earning commissions by attracting players to online casinos and betting platforms. A lot of people still play, some win, some don’t. There are many ways to drive traffic, and today I’ll walk through Instagram traffic specifically. But first, let’s cover the commission structures.

Types of Commissions:

We’ll be working with affiliate programs, and the terms vary.

1. There’s a fixed payout — you get, say, $30 and nothing more.
2. There’s RevShare, where you receive a percentage of every deposit made by the player you referred.

Option 2 is clearly better. Someone might deposit $150 and you’ll earn your cut of that. For example, with Pelican Program, as a newcomer you get 40%. So if someone deposits $150, you’ll earn $60. With the flat-rate model you’d have gotten just $30, or even less. And if that same person deposits again, you earn your percentage again. Not bad, right? Right now you can get up to 50% with no conditions attached. Click this link and sign up.

How to Attract Players?

Instagram works well for this. You’ll need an account that’s at least 8 months old, a mass-following tool, and a domain with a redirect (easy to find online). Start by setting up your profile properly. I’d recommend making it look like it belongs to a real, successful person — either yourself or a persona. Put up some regular photos first, then add photos of cars, girls, money. Get creative — for example, if you have a photo with a car, drop a comment like “Finally saved up for a [car brand]. It was tough, but I got there — still grinding with them” and add the link to your offer site. Test different captions. Keep most posts normal and link-free so people think you’re a real person. Profile setup sorted.

Next, the most important part: you need to warm up the account first. Gradually grow the audience — around 500 per day is a good pace. It keeps costs manageable. You’ll mostly be adding bot followers, but that’s fine — it creates social proof for the real users you’ll be reaching out to. There are services that provide like-for-like engagement. In my experience, Vktarget has real users. When you post something, you get real likes — that’s your second layer of social proof. Vary the numbers and gradually increase followers and likes over time.

With the social proof and profile setup sorted, the last piece is mass-following. First, collect your audience — start by pulling it from Facebook using Segmento-Target. Target men aged 18+, ideally people with gambling interests — poker apps, etc. — and then use Segmento-Target to export their Instagram handles from Facebook. Load that list into your mass-follow tool and start running, capped at 1,000 per day. Once you hit 5,000 follows, wait a few days and then unfollow non-followers at up to 1,000 per day.

And that’s it — your account grows on autopilot, people find you, you earn commissions, and the Instagram account keeps developing. You can even sell it later if you want. Got questions? Drop them in the comments or send me a message.

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