Just like many other competitors in the same domain, Shuffle too accepts many kinds of traffic, including SEO (search engine optimization) traffic where lot of work is done to make your link rank on the search engine results. While paid ads needs money in which ads in different forms and at different mediums and social media platforms are run. They charge with every click, impressions and different metrics. Social media influencers, YouTubers, Vloggers, and blogger who write on websites and blogs can also use them to get traffic on their affiliate links. Affiliates can use organic website traffic, social channels, and influencer promotions to bring in new users. Paid ads like Google Ads, Facebook ads, or other online advertisements are also allowed for promoting Shuffle’s casino and sportsbook.
Are there any prohibited traffic sources?
Shuffle does not allow traffic from countries where online gambling is banned, or where the casino is not licensed to operate. Using VPNs to trick the system or hide location, sending fake player traffic, using bots, or breaking laws is strictly banned. Some types of low-quality incentive traffic or fraud traffic may also be restricted to protect the casino and honest affiliates.
Can I promote on Telegram, YouTube, or social media?
Yes, Shuffle lets affiliates promote on Telegram, YouTube, Instagram, X (Twitter), TikTok, Facebook, and other social media platforms. Social media and video platforms are super popular for sharing bonus codes, game reviews, or promotions. Affiliates can create content, share banners, and invite users directly from their social channels.
Do you allow incentivized traffic?
In general, Shuffle does not support pure incentivized traffic—this means paying people or giving rewards just for signing up or depositing, without real user interest. The goal is to make sure all traffic is genuine, so affiliates should avoid “get paid to sign up” or similar campaigns. Only honest, real player referrals are accepted for fair and long-term commissions.
Which traffic sources are strictly prohibited by Shuffle?
Shuffle strictly prohibits several types of traffic sources to maintain fairness and comply with legal regulations. The banned sources include:
- Traffic originating from countries or regions where Shuffle is not licensed or online gambling is illegal.
- Use of VPNs, proxies, or any technology to hide the true location of users or to bypass Shuffle’s geo-restrictions.
- Fake player accounts, bots, or automated traffic generated by scripts or software.
- Incentivized traffic where users are paid or rewarded just for signing up or depositing without genuine interest.
- Fraudulent or low-quality traffic designed to manipulate commissions or player behavior.
- Any traffic or marketing practices that violate laws, regulations, or Shuffle’s terms of service.
These restrictions help ensure all referrals are genuine and the program remains compliant and trustworthy.