Topic: Reputed casino ads on corn websites - page 2. (Read 524 times)

I also didn't know that adult content sites were called corn sites, but I honestly can't see how people who are spending money and attention watching these adult films would be interested in spending money on gambling, it seems like a marketing strategy mistake to me, now if the ad was for an underground physical casino in which this underground physical casino also offered sex services to players then it would make perfect sense for the casino to pay for advertising on adult sites.

Corns are 18+ and so he is gambling sites. That's just a perfect combination. I know what you mean because I have also seen it and even the cornstars are wearing the names of the gambling sites to promote them.
It's actually the best-paired platform because most of the viewers are in legal age which means the online casinos are just targeting the right audience for their businesses.
I don't think it will damage their reputation, the viewers there are in the matured state of mind so they will understand it's just promotion.

This is possible. Because of many restrictions that are placed upon by the platforms that are being used by normal users, they've been limited for the ads that they can put in there. While these corn sites, they've seen an avenue on this and they've got hefty numbers of viewers so, there's still the exposure that they can do. So, this gives more revenue to that industry and as for the gambling industry, it seems common and connected with the other side too.

Gambling sites needs players to gamble and they do not care where the players come from, to their site. So the gambling site may advertise at porn sites too to attract the players. Also do not be surprised if reputed site advertises because no matter how many users gamble they always welcome new users.
Porn is a big industry in itself and most of people who watches porn may also gamble.

Also gambling sites do not mind if a person is a porn watcher, they only care if the person deposits at the site and gamble.

Not shocking actually or honestly! with this kind of action made out by these reputable sites. They dont care about their reputation if ever they will be having some ads with these sites on which we know that men will commonly visiting out these places on which its no brainer that they will really be considering out on putting up some budget to make up some marketing on which they do know that they can benefit into it. When it comes into this situation then it will really be just that normal that they will be targeting out on where most men will be hanging out, if they arent that going into online casinos then they will be mostly be visiting these porn sites and once that their attention had been diverted because of these ads, then there's really that potential that they will really be making up some registration on which its part of marketing.

We do know that casino business are indeed profitable on which they do have the financial capacity on allocating budget when it comes to marketing on which there are those companies which are really that indeed aggressive when it comes to this manner and there are ones who dont really like to touch up these areas since its a different niche, but we do know that when it comes to business then its always that possible that they will be adding up with this kind of idea. So it will really be that situational into this aspect because in every business we do really needed up to be aggressive when it comes to ads.

Most of you guys said that a porn site is an 18+ platform so it's an effective strategy to find the potential customers which is true though.

Other than that, you guys mentioned addiction with sex and gambling which is not really true not even everyone who watches porn is an sex addict it's just kept taboo but no one can deny that they watched porn. Likewise, gambling can lead to addiction but not every gambler is an addict, it's only people who can't able to take control of their actions falls into the addiction trap.

Ads or casino advertising will always be where something is sold. This is common, but quite competent marketing. If there are people who want to have fun with one type of "game" and spend money, then the casino will always offer its services to the bored client. Isn't there advertising in telegram channels, in those places where you can buy a lot of things that you can't buy on serious sites? In the same way, all corn sites will take good payment for advertising on their sites. Business and nothing more.

Its been a practice eversince and will continue to be that way as there are gambling affiliates finding success advertising in this platform, and there are porn influencers who insert their gambling referral links on their channel because they know that casino are generous when it comes to to affiliates

Gambling affiliates and gambling developers will launch their ads where there is traffic and can generate leads and since the porn sites are ready partners, they are more than willing to advertise here.

When I read the title I thought it was referring to sites related to Bitcoin, because a few years ago there was a joke about someone who misread/mistyped BTC as "Bitcorn" and memes flooded the social media with phrases like "where is my corn?" and thinks like that.

This new meaning is interesting, though. I will call this activity "maíz" from now on no one but the initiates will know what I'm talking about.

About the news itself, that's something that I have mentioned before in a few other threads. It seems like the natural evolution for the industry, because as said above, these sites are mostly visited by men (although less and less?) with characteristics that made them the perfect target for advertisers. And, on the other hand, actors, actresses and platform managers won't let slip away the opportunity of creating extra income.

I don't think much about that because that is normal if the owner promoting his site in many website. Even i see some casinos use rotating ads in the broker ads to promote the site. We don't know what is their reason but we only know what is one of many ways that they can use to make their site bigger and have more members. Perhaps that is because of the regulation policies restrict gambling ads on most platforms but we don't know for sure. That is not bad strategy because I am sure that the owner wants to see his site have more members so promoting is the way that they can do.

When you want to check a new online casino you can see that most of those corn ads pop up too so it's like a trade by batter. I don't usually bother to think about it as an issue I just ignore if I don't want to look at it because I see it often, the gambling ads on corn website and vice versa. So yes it's just all about marketing and reaching audience since they can't publicly advertise freely, nothing serious.

Reputable casinos having their ads on corn website is one of their best shots at getting their audience because you know gambling ads are being restricted. They don't get to advertise on Google and any popular social media platform so they just have to use those kind of sites where they know that there is possibility that if you are a gambler you would check out corn website sometimes.

If you pay key attention,  you will understand it's just but a marketing strategy, moreover you get to understand that gambling is actually for +18 and so such platforms who's got its audience mostly around such age is one that the gambling platforms will see as okay to advertise on so they get to attract some customers to their platforms without having to bother if the audience are suited for gambling as they are within the age limit by default,  so more basically its just advertisements targeted at getting certain customers and making more profits.

I think I know what you are talking about and don't have a problem with the casino doing it. Since after all gambling is for grown up man and those strategy they do is somehow targeting people in right age so nothing wrong with that.

Besides gambling is already a sin and for sure that there's no holy people will participate on gambling scene, that's why provably that the same on what I believe people don't see it as a problem. As long as the casino is not scamming and paying their gamblers when they ask a withdrawal then they can do what they want especially on where they would like to market their casino.

I only read this thread because I was wondering about the title, haha. But yeah, then I got it. 
About the subject on hand, I think it's quite easy. The clear majority of people gambling are men. The main audience for pornographic stuff is of course also men. Combine those 2 and you have your conclusion why sites would use this form of advertisement. Rather is puts a site in a shady light is a different story. Gambling as well as the sex industry have always operated in the shadows in the past, so in the presence they can also go hand in hand. 

Well, I personally don't know the corn website you are talking about, but regardless, I don't see this as a big deal, I have seen reputable casino ads on several places/websites, even in porn websites, this is no big deal at all since it's all about getting users, and potential users can be any where.

And lets also not fail to understand that some times, this casinos simply buy ad packages from ad companies, and then, it's up to the ad company to place ads of the casino on different platforms and websites based on the casinos ad preferences and type of audience, if the type of audience the casino is looking for can be found on the corn website, then it's also a reason why you see the casino ad there, it's no big deal and doesn't affect the reputation of the casino in any way if you ask me.

There is nothing wrong... since both services are targeting an adult audience. However banners can be used also by normal user that decide to promote their referral.
We can argue for years if this is moral or ethic but I don't think it could be possible to find "an agreement".
It is useless to argue that GD has a connection with PPU... there are many "habits" connected even without a reason... this not means that all players will have the same issue.

As we know gambling industry is now competitive and lot of casinos are being launched on a regular basis their target of promotion, and like i know some of platform doesn't allow or permit gambling advertisement due to government regulations issues. Most of the gambling site looks for alternatives and if they find one they don't mind paying specific amounts for their ads to be advertised over there. For sure, if that site permits advertisement then fine they can promote their brands over there.

There has actually been research that has been done and found a connection between gambling addiction and Pornographic Use. Here is one of the research, I found done by Professor Roser Granero. The aimed was to compare sociodemographic and clinical variables among patients seeking Gambling disorder (GD) treatment, considering the presence/absence of concurrent problematic pornography use (PPU). The study sample consisted of 359 consecutive adults who attended the Pathological Gambling Unit at the Bellvitge University Hospital, recruited between January 2021 to December 2022.

The number of patients who reported PPU was 37, which provides a point prevalence of GD+PPU equal to 10.3%. They did not observe sociodemographic differences between the groups of GD versus GD+PPU, but they did relate the comorbid condition with higher severity of the gambling activity, more illegal drug use, worse psychopathology distress, higher impulsivity levels, more difficulties in emotion regulation, and a personality profile characterized by lower levels of self-directedness and cooperativeness.

The research Study report: https://www.uab.cat/web/news-detail/gambling-disorder-and-pornography-use-addiction-a-complex-pathological-association-1345680342044.html?noticiaid=1345909546632

The thing is that porn sites and casinos, as well as bookmakers, often have the same audience. This explains the phenomenon that casinos and bookmakers often advertise on porn sites. Porn site visitors are more often men. I don’t know how often women watch porn. I suspect that very little or they hide it very carefully. In principle, I know that even within porn there are differences. I read an interview with a porn star, she talked about female and male porn. But in general, male porn predominates and casinos and bookmakers advertise precisely before these porn videos. Is this unlikely to damage the reputation of gambling sites? Personally, I doubt it.

What corn site you are talking mate? Was it the cornhub with porn content? Cause I know a defi project that is named corn.

If its the porn site, then probably because they want traffic primarily from male users who can view their ads and possibly go to their website. They knew exactly that the site is heavily visited by male users.