What counts as iGaming
iGaming covers online casinos, sports betting, poker, sweepstakes and similar real-money games. These brands spend heavily on creators, and pay per view suits them: they pay for the audience you actually reach.
- Online casino and slots
- Sports betting
- Poker
- Sweepstakes and social casino
The rules come first
Gambling promotion is regulated, and the rules change by country and by platform. Before you join an iGaming campaign, check that the brand is licensed where your viewers live, that your audience is adult, and that the platform you post on allows it. Some platforms don't allow gambling promotion at all.
- Adult audiences only, and say it in the video
- Mark the video as an ad, as the platform and local law require
- Responsible gambling message where the brand asks for it
- No promises of winnings
iGaming videos that work
Honest and calm beats hype. Formats brands ask for:
| Format | What the video shows |
|---|---|
| Sports predictions | Your pick for the weekend, with the brand's offer |
| Stream highlights | Clips from your stream, clearly marked as sponsored |
| How it works | Signing up and setting deposit limits |
| Sweepstakes | How the free-to-play mode works |
Your choice, every time
Nothing on ClipperTask is restricted at campaign level: each creator decides what to promote. If iGaming isn't for you or your audience, skip it. Your other campaigns aren't affected.
Tip
Sports game channels often reach the same fans as betting brands. See the FIFA and sports games guide.
What a video earns
Your earnings are the video's verified views times the campaign's rate per 1,000 views. Move the sliders to see an example.
This video earns
$250
Each brand sets its own rate and a cap per creator. Every campaign shows both before you join.
