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Sign up through my referral link and we both get paid! • Pacing: Target $15–$40 offers. • Tiers: Stop early if grinding gets slow. |
. Game Choices Vary: You may not always see the best games, or nothing that seems worth it to you. Keep checking back. Eventually one will show up. Still uncertain on HOW they pick what games you see. My husband doesn't see some of the games I do (again, June's Journey as an example), but some of the choices do change almost daily, or at least weekly. Some games plauge the earn page. Some will be elusive. Again, this isn't a "quick buck" situation. It's for fun and extra money for gas station snacks. . TEST YOUR GAMES FIRST: A big one I had to learn the hard way. Play the game until you get the first payout, or it shows you visually that is tracking your days. ex: Otherwise you may end up wasting your time. If you're like me a game will suck you in, you gotta stop and check! After that, if it works, you're gucci. Otherwise I dump them and don't bother. Also make sure YOU can actually PLAY the game and advance through the levels. Some games you can really knock out the first few goals in the first hour or two. A lot of them have dopamine traps in the very beginning to make it exciting and fun to play at first, so make sure after that honey moon phase wanes and you're no longer getting bonus after bonus, see if it's still easy enough to advance. Sometimes the bonuses don't stop, and those are the easiest games to play. . That being said...: If you DO reach a payout goal and do not get rewarded, you can create a ticket. Sometimes a goal won't initiate for whatever reason until the next goal is reached, but if it's still not working or you don't want to feel like you're grinding for no reason, create a ticket. Freecash offers are very good at fixing this, partner offers are less likely to fulfill missed payout goals. . Which meads me to...: Watch out for who is the entity supplying the payout. Freecash does a lot of it, but there are partners like Tyrads, Adgate, Mychips, etc. Tyrads so far is the only one I have found to be as reliable as FC as far as being able to track the game, and provide the payouts. . In-Game Micro Transactions: Be wary of these but also do not pass up a good deal. Sometimes there will be a bonus reward like "Spend .99 cents, get back $5" so you are making a few dollars off your one. Never aim for goals that are under the amount you spend, ex: spend $5 get .99 cents. Literally no reason. HOWEVER, sometimes you can be one or two levels away from a large payout and a MT is worth it. If you have the cash (especially what you've made from FC!), spend that .99 cents to $4 if you know for sure you will be getting that next big payout like $12+. Never spend more than you will recieve. Always be in the green! . Look for Tiered Payouts: Offers that pay at multiple milestones (Level 5, 10, 20), but are in easy to manage blocks. If you have to go go from level 1 to 5, and then it jumps to level 25, you know that game will be a waste of time. Look for jumps of 5. If you see level 100+, RUN. There's no way you will hit that organically without in-game purchases....with SOME exceptions (see my top game picks below) . Quick and Easy: Some games will pay you to just open the app for a minute or two. Some will have no deadlines, but there are some that pay well but you MUST remember to log in every single day. Some will give you a day grace period or so for smaller payouts. . Find The Easy Games: Skip non-stop strategy/war games, unless you truly like them and the pay range is realistic and easy to achieve. Pick simple games like coloring games, find it games like June's journey, and merge games. Again, you'll have to grind, but it won't be a difficult grind. Throw on a podcast and get to clicking. . Find BIG NAME Games: Especially when you first start, at least for me, I was given the options now and then to play big name games like June's Jounrney, Bingo Blitz and Angry Birds (which is so boring to me I never finished). These games usually have a good pay per playtime ratio, are actually enjoyable and well crafted. . Play games you ACTUALLY LIKE: This is crucial tbh. If you don't like the game, you're not going to want to play it for 3 hours straight. Or even a few minutes. Look at all the games just to see if they have daily log in rewards, but focus your actual game play and level up rewards on games that interest YOU. I'm super into merge games and games that let you decorate or heavily customize your avatar, so I tend to gravitate towards those. . You Gotta Be a "New Player": Already on level 43 of June's Journey or whatever else (that was my first game on FC, so I'm using it for examples) and now it's on your free cash? TOO BAD. Log your ass out of the game, uninstall it, and reinstall it going through the FC links. Do not log into your old account, if it asks if you want to choose between the two, choose the new one. If you can't choose, don't ever log in. Just keep playing without connecting if you don't have another google account or whatever you're using. . Cashing out real money in small amounts: If you are a leisure player who wants their $5 for your redbull, you need a Revolut account. If you can use the Revolut bonus. Sometimes they will give a sign on bonus for signing up to Revolut, I can't remember exactly how much but it was around $125 after all was said and done just to use the account. Rev also has the lowest payout limit besides Stake, which is just flushing your money down a toilet. They used to have offers for banks like Chime, but I kept forgetting to do it :( it was a big payout too, I was just lazy. If I think of any more, I'll update the page. If you have any questions feel free to ask me..idk in my guestbook or chatbox or something. • Happy Color/Color Oasis (maybe ~$80.00 together): Happy Color is the easiest. If you get served it, GRAB IT. Go to the "simple" tab and color away. I started at the bottom/the easiest ones. Some literally had 3 colors. You have to reach 1000 pictures for the big payout, but it only took a few days for Happy Color. Color Oasis is also easy in that it's just coloring, but harder the Happy Color. There's a lot more details, this one took about 2 weeks or so to complete the 1000 pictures. Screen time was running probably 8 hours a day as I was playing other games at that time as well. • Cat Snack Bar (~$10.00): Idle clicker. Ran mostly in the background. Not huge payouts, but easy passive playing that doesn't involve hours upon hours of work. screen time was probably like, 15 minutes, 30 tops if you get in a good level up loop. It was also super cute so it was a fun play. • Bingo Blitz (~$90.00): I never want to play bingo AGAIN. But if you play this game right, it's easy to get enough points to play for hours at a time. Sometimes you play 6 minutes and you're out of points to play, sometimes there's weird side games you do in-game that give you enough points for three 10 hour days. So screen time really varies here. |
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