Sports betting advertising that turns match days into FTDs

Your biggest traffic day is the one you can’t reschedule. Test the week before, scale on the day.

Bitmedia runs sportsbook campaigns across 800+ verified publishers, with CPC or CPM buying and FTD postbacks. Keep your current channels and test one campaign before the next fixture.

Verified publishers
1,033
first-time depositors
Monthly impressions
$1.06M
deposited in their first 30 days
Advertisers
7,900+
advertisers since 2014
Campaign dashboard: next fixture Saturday 20:00 in Brazil, a GEO media plan timeline from D-14 to final whistle, and FTDs by traffic source
  • Bybit
  • BC.Game
  • Kraken
  • BingX
  • Iskra
  • MTT Sports
  • OKX
  • Gate.io
  • Stake
  • CoinW
  • FortuneJack
  • Crypto.com
  • eToro
  • Shuffle
  • Gala
  • Nexo

Three ways sportsbooks lose FTDs around a big tournament

Big tournaments bring the most new players. Most sportsbooks lose them in the same three places: before kick-off, on match days and after the final.

New FTDs around a big tournament

Match-day launch, one tournamentOn Bitmedia
Kick-offFinal

Starting on match day

No time to learn what works, so the biggest day doubles as the test.

ON BITMEDIA

Test 7 days before, scale on match day

Clicks you can’t check

Unknown sources, bots and clicks that never turn into deposits.

ON BITMEDIA

Named placements, fraud control and FTD postbacks

Tied to one tournament

After the final whistle, FTDs dry up until the next big event.

ON BITMEDIA

Several competitions and GEOs at once, all year round

Advertising results on Bitmedia

What a crypto casino and sportsbook got from banner ads on Bitmedia.

CASE STUDY

$9,059 profit on $987 of ad spend

Banner ads in nine markets, including Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia and Canada, run alongside PR in crypto media.

3,514

clicks

2.5%

became leads

89

leads

≈$102

profit per lead

$9,059

profit

Launch before kick-off, scale through the match window

Demand for traffic rises around big matches. A campaign that starts on match day has no time to find what works.

  1. 14 days before

    Your manager builds a GEO media plan for the fixtures you pick, with named placements, indicative CPMs and projected outcomes.

  2. 7 days before

    A test campaign goes live on the shortlisted placements, with FTD postbacks connected to your tracker.

  3. Match week

    Budget moves to the placements bringing registrations, with delivery planned around kick-off.

    KICK-OFF
  4. After the final whistle

    You see FTDs by source, and budget moves to the next fixture.

Your manager adds the fixture calendar for your GEOs to the plan.

Which sports are you planning for?

How sports betting advertising works on Bitmedia

Know what you’re buying before match day.

Start with one GEO, one fixture and one acquisition target. Bitmedia is a betting ad network built on traffic you can see, measure and control.

  • 1 GEO
  • 1 fixture
  • 1 acquisition target

Reach bettors already active onchain

Use wallet-level signals to find onchain audiences, then refine by GEO, device, OS and language.

Know where your traffic comes from

Buy across 800+ verified publishers, review named placements and scale the sources that bring deposits.

Optimise toward FTDs, not clicks

Buy on CPC or CPM with FTD postbacks, so you can compare sources by real acquisition outcomes.

Drop bad sources before peak days

Bitmedia’s Four-Step Fraud Control reviews publishers, monitors traffic quality and cuts weak sources before they burn match-day budget.

A personal manager plans around the sports calendar

You bring the offer, the GEOs and the fixtures that matter. Your manager builds the plan, launches before kick-off and keeps optimising, so your team doesn’t have to learn another ad platform.

Plans around the sports calendar

A GEO media plan with named placements, indicative CPMs and projected outcomes for the fixtures you pick.

Launches and connects tracking

Campaign setup with CPC or CPM buying and FTD postbacks to your tracker.

Keeps traffic clean on peak days

Four-Step Fraud Control cuts weak sources before they burn match-day budget.

Moves budget between fixtures

Placements that bring deposits get more budget for the next match. Weak ones are cut.

Get a GEO-level media plan for your sportsbook

A plan for the fixtures and GEOs you care about, built by your manager.

  • Named placements for each GEO
  • Indicative CPMs and projected outcomes
  • No account setup, no commitment

Sports betting advertising FAQ

How do I advertise a sportsbook on Bitmedia?

Request a GEO media plan. Your manager shortlists placements for your GEOs, launches a test on CPC or CPM and connects FTD postbacks to your tracker. You keep the sources that bring deposits and cut the rest.

Where can I advertise sports betting?

Most big self-serve ad platforms run gambling ads only for operators licensed in each country they target, and some don’t run them at all. On Bitmedia, sports betting ads run across 800+ verified publishers in crypto and gambling-friendly media. You see named placements before you scale.

Do sports betting advertising rules differ by country?

Yes. Each country sets its own rules for gambling advertising, and licences are granted country by country. India, for example, has banned ads for online money games in any media since 1 May 2026. Your team confirms local requirements for every GEO before launch. This is not legal advice.

When should a sportsbook campaign go live before a tournament?

Plan two weeks before the first fixture and launch a test a week before kick-off. That leaves time to find the placements that bring registrations before demand peaks. The best World Cup campaigns were built the same way, before the first match. For a full tournament, see how to split budget across the stages.

Can I buy on CPC or CPM?

Both. With FTD postbacks connected, you can compare placements by first-time deposits, not just clicks.

How is crypto sports betting advertising different?

Crypto sportsbooks can reach people who already hold wallets. Bitmedia uses wallet-level signals to find onchain audiences, then refines by GEO, device, OS and language.