Which ad networks allow Online Gambling Ads?

While specific regulations vary significantly by jurisdiction, here are some types of ad networks and platforms that may allow online gambling ads, keeping in mind the need for strict compliance with local laws and platform policies:

Specialized iGaming and Gambling Ad Networks:

These networks often cater specifically to the online gambling industry and may have a better understanding of the regulatory landscape. Examples frequently mentioned include:

• 7Search PPC: Positions itself as tailored for iGaming, including betting and casino ads
• Blockchain-Ads: Claims to be built for iGaming with extensive GEO coverage and specific iGaming targeting, including crypto casino users.
• PropellerAds: A multi-source platform with various ad formats and a large global reach, often used for iGaming offers.
• RichAds: Offers push, pop, direct click, and native ads with a focus on optimization for gambling.
• Adsterra: Another network commonly listed for gambling and iGaming traffic..

Mainstream Platforms (with significant restrictions and requirements):

• Google Ads & YouTube: Allow gambling ads in specific regions where online gambling is legal, provided advertisers obtain Google certification and adhere to strict policies, including age restrictions and responsible gambling messaging.
• Meta (Facebook & Instagram): Permit online gambling ads only with prior written permission, requiring compliance with all local laws and strict targeting limitations (excluding under 18s). The approval process is known to be rigorous.
• X (formerly Twitter): While direct gambling promotions are limited, the platform can be used for engagement and discussions around sports betting, but direct ads face restrictions.

The online gambling advertising landscape is constantly evolving. It is crucial to conduct thorough due diligence and consult with legal professionals to ensure full compliance with all applicable laws and platform policies before running any online gambling advertisements.