This video explains why ignoring platform advertising rules creates material commercial and regulatory risk for iGaming brands, affiliates and their agencies, and how apparent short-term gains from policy “workarounds” can trigger long-term damage. Christian Strutt outlines real-world scenarios where non-compliant creative, targeting or account behaviour leads to platform enforcement, network bans and multi-million pound revenue losses.Platform enforcement is rarely isolated to a single ad account; modern ad ecosystems apply penalties across publisher networks, merchant accounts and affiliate partners which can remove critical distribution channels overnight. When Google or large ad networks escalate, the cost is not only paid media spend but lost customer acquisition, remediation costs and senior management scrutiny.Affiliates are particularly exposed when they run campaigns targeting people, placements or messaging that fall outside regulated allowances, since a single offending campaign can get an entire affiliate network or operator partner suspended. Agencies that propose “loopholes” often underestimate escalation dynamics and the downstream commercial impact on operator clients and their supply chains.This discussion covers practical controls: pre-clearance of creatives, strict audience gating, compliant landing page content, documented promotional terms and tight publisher contracts that allocate responsibility and remediation obligations. It also explains the importance of account hygiene — separate, verified ad accounts, robust consent and age-verification signals, and clear audit trails for all paid activity.We describe how to assess vendor proposals for compliance risk, including red flags to watch for in agency pitches and affiliate acquisition offers, and what to demand before signing new paid-media agreements. The video advocates a governance-first approach that balances growth targets with defensible auditability and regulatory transparency.If you manage paid acquisition, affiliate programmes or agency procurement in regulated gambling markets, this content is focused on the decisions you'll need to justify to senior leadership under scrutiny. The aim is practical: reduce the probability of large-scale enforcement while preserving sustainable user acquisition performance.Requesting expert advice early can materially reduce remediation costs and reputational harm, and ensure your paid-media roadmap is both growth-oriented and defensible. For guidance tailored to operators, affiliates and betting brands, contact Milton Keynes Marketing and Christian Strutt for a compliance-first consultation.Relevant Resources:- Contact our company owner Christian Strutt and request expert advice via our iGaming marketing agency.- Learn how compliance-first gambling affiliates marketing programmes are scoped and managed:- Explore specialist casino marketing agency services that prioritise regulated channels and auditability:
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