The problem: iGaming traffic is expensive, copied and noisy
iGaming pays well, which is exactly why every part of the funnel is under pressure. Four problems come up again and again in affiliate operations.
Your prelander is the asset, and it gets copied. The operator, the bonus and the tracking link are available to any affiliate in the program. What you own is the angle: the bonus review, the match preview, the quiz, the hook in the first screen. Spy tools index those pages and rippers clone them. A week later the same presell runs in your GEO under someone else's link, and your CPMs climb while your edge disappears.
Bots and junk traffic poison CPA and RevShare. Datacenter clicks, automation and click farms inflate CTR, create registrations that never deposit and trigger fraud reviews on the operator side. On CPA, rejected FTDs mean clawbacks and a worse deal at renewal. On RevShare, the damage is slower: junk players dilute your numbers and your optimization data. Our guide to iGaming affiliate fraud breaks down the patterns.
Market lines are strict and they move. A brand can be licensed in one country and illegal next door, and the rules change. In Brazil, Provisional Measure 1.394/2026 has been in force since 25 September 2026 and bans fixed-odds betting, its advertising and its intermediation aimed at the Brazilian public, which covers affiliate links and bonus codes. Congress's first 60-day window ends on 23 November 2026 and can be extended, so check the current status in our MP 1.394 guide for affiliates. While it is in force, Brazil is a closed market and no tool changes that.
Redirect chains cost you speed and exposure. Tracker, then cloaker, then prelander, then operator: every hop adds load time on mobile, where most betting traffic lives, and every hop is one more URL that ad networks and spy tools can record.
How HidePages solves it
HidePages is a page builder with a native traffic filter (Zero-Redirect) for 15+ traffic sources. For an iGaming team, that means the prelander and the rules that protect it live in the same place.
A filter that runs before the prelander loads
Each page gets its own filter. Turn on detection for bots, spy tools and suspicious connections, then add the rules your offer actually needs: geolocation (the licensed countries for that brand), language, device and the campaign parameters your traffic source always sends. A visitor who fails a rule never sees the offer page. They get a real, on-topic page instead.
Zero-Redirect delivery
The campaign link responds directly with the page the rule chose. There is no 302 to a second domain for an ad network or spy tool to log, and no extra round trip before the first paint. Other tools also offer no-redirect modes, usually running on your own server or PHP. What HidePages adds is the combination: no redirect, hosted pages, a visual builder and per-request logs, with nothing to install. The technical details are in cloaker without redirect.
A native builder for prelanders
Start from a blank editor, a template, your own code, or clone any existing page by its URL. Add subpages for terms or a responsible-gambling page, run A/B tests between angles, and chain an upsell funnel when the offer has one. Need to show a page hosted elsewhere? Mirror mode serves it with no redirect, and Redirect mode sends to an external URL when that's what you want.
Logs that explain every decision
Every request lands in the Access Logs with its status (black or white) and the reason. When a GEO's conversion rate drops, you can see whether the filter blocked bots or real players, and fix the rule instead of guessing.
What you can build for iGaming
- Bonus and operator review prelanders. A comparison or review page that warms the player up before the operator's sign-up, with the terms and age notice the market requires.
- Sportsbook match previews. Pre-match content with odds context and a clear call to action, built per league or per GEO.
- Quiz prelanders. "Which game suits you" or "pick your betting style" flows that qualify the visitor before the click-out.
- A real white page. Sports news, game guides or responsible-gambling information for visitors the filter screens out: bots, spy crawlers and traffic from markets the brand doesn't serve. See what makes a good white page.
- Per-GEO variants. One prelander per licensed market, each with its own language, filter and A/B test.
More layouts and examples are in iGaming landing pages that convert.
HidePages vs. a separate tracker + cloaker + builder
| Separate tracker + cloaker + builder | HidePages | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the prelander lives | Builder export or your own hosting, synced by hand | Built and hosted in the same account as the filter |
| Hops before the page | Often two or three redirects | Zero-Redirect: the link answers with the page |
| Filter per page | Depends on how each tool is wired together | Native, configured page by page |
| Why a visitor was blocked | Spread across several dashboards | One log line per request, with the reason |
| Setup | Server, PHP or scripts in some tools | No server, no code, nothing to install |
| Bills to pay | Two or three subscriptions plus hosting | One plan, billed by requests |
| Switching cost | Rebuild by yourself | Free assisted migration |
Keep a tracker if your reporting depends on it. Many teams use HidePages for the pages and the filter and keep their tracker for attribution. Our migration guide shows both setups.
Plans
Plans are monthly in USD, with no contract, and billed by requests. Essential ($47) covers Meta and TikTok only. Starter ($97) opens every source, including Google Ads, YouTube, native networks such as Taboola, Outbrain and MGID, TrafficJunky and Bigo. Growth ($197, 100k requests), Scale ($397, 400k requests, VIP support) and Enterprise ($697, 1M requests) are built for volume. See the full comparison on the pricing section or the breakdown in HidePages pricing explained.
FAQ
It's a traffic filter for casino and betting campaigns. It checks each visitor before the page loads and serves the offer prelander only to real people who match your rules (GEO, language, device, campaign parameters). Bots, spy tools and off-target traffic get a different, real page.
No. While MP 1.394/2026 is in force, offering, intermediating and advertising fixed-odds betting to the Brazilian public is banned, and no tool or routing changes that. What a geo rule can do is make sure your licensed-market pages never serve betting content to stray Brazilian visitors.
No filter does. It keeps automated, datacenter and off-target traffic away from your prelander, which removes a large share of junk clicks and fake sign-ups. A real person committing bonus abuse can still get through, so keep the operator's fraud checks and your own postback data in the loop.
Not for building pages, filtering and seeing why each request was routed. If your reporting, postbacks or team workflow depend on a tracker, keep it and send traffic through HidePages for the pages and filter.
Google Ads, YouTube, Meta, TikTok, Taboola, Outbrain, NewsBreak, MediaGo, MGID, RevContent, TrafficJunky, Bigo and more, 15+ in total. The Essential plan is limited to Meta and TikTok.
Clone each prelander by its URL or import its code, then recreate your rules page by page. If you'd rather not do it yourself, migration is assisted and free: talk to the team on Telegram at @hidepages.
Keep reading
- Best cloaker for iGaming in 2026: the ranking, with iGaming-specific criteria
- iGaming affiliate traffic filtering: the hub for payout models, fraud and presells
- Licensed iGaming markets in 2026
- What is a cloaker?: how traffic filtering works, from scratch
Builder + filter in one layer
Protect your offers before the next spy finds them.
Build your pages, set the filter rules and launch — with Zero-Redirect delivery and every request explained in real-time logs.
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