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Originally Posted by ozm8ey Pretty sure that it only pays you for clicks not players online. Thing about minecraft is you can click links in game and it opens your browser. Not sure if that works in samp

That would be dependent on the service, but it could go both ways. For example, on TV, they are paid just to display the advertisement. You could send each player their own shortened unique URL to enter in their browser, or pay a lower amount, based on the ad served per X users who all have different IP addresses. The link idea would obviously be a short link because it's not going to have millions of pre-shortened links (they'd expire after 24 hours or so, SAMP playerbase isn't massive either) and also, if the link comes with a 10% discount they are likely going to click it.

It depends on the service more than anything.

There are also alternatives for donation packages, survey walls such as Adgate which is commonly used in mobile aps (which are more complicated to set up) and crypto mining (not involuntarily, the user joins the pool through their browser for each $ a $ towards a donation package). I don't think mining is a good idea because even with average hardware you need to put a lot of hours in due to how competitive it is, which could have an impact on the user's hardware, as it encourages them to mine and they could end up frying their own GPU.