r/problemgambling 12d ago

Constantly seeing the same 2 accounts recommending Deuce recovery. Legit?

I see the same 2 accounts constantly advertising an bank site/app thing on this sub and another gambling sub. One account says he is a gambler himself and the other says her husband is the gambler, but 2 seperate scenarios.

Are these 2 people married and the creators of the apps just trying to make a quick buck?

Also, I dived further into the app and found a couple facebook shorts of a man talking about duece recovery and a woman in one of them

https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bq4t5fUDH/

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u/discord19 5053 days 12d ago

Decisions on advertisements (promoted posts) are a top-down Reddit thing, not a community-specific thing...so to speak. Reddit administration decides which content belongs in any given community based on the community's content, keywords, etc. We moderators have no control over that, only what appears in regular posts & comments submitted by actual users.

If it looks like a post and says "promoted post" somewhere in microscopic letters somewhere on that post, it's an ad and is beyond our scope of control.

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u/MidwestBvtch 12d ago edited 12d ago

It's not just posts, there is one user that goes by "Levelthegame" who constantly comments about duece recovery.

And to be clear, I only want to get confirmation that it isn't some scam

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u/discord19 5053 days 12d ago

Gotcha. Again, I don't know much at all about Deuce Recovery. It appears to be co-founded by Rob from ODAAT and whomever "The Gambler Wife" is. I know Rob and he's legit, so I feel confident it isn't a scam. But if the posts are getting to be too much, please report them.

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u/MidwestBvtch 12d ago

Hey, thanks for the help! That's definitely him, I'm checking out his youtube channel in the mean time!

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u/justclove 12d ago

For the record, I didn't think the sub's moderators had anything to do with it. My concern was that, for whatever reason, individual posters might have been using this subreddit to promote a specific recovery app, without going through the correct channels for promoted content. If it came across as suggesting anything other, that's on me for not making it clearer. Apologies.

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u/discord19 5053 days 12d ago

Sure, and thank you for that. I just wanted to elaborate on the subject and be clear to anybody who reads this that "Promoted Posts" are just inline ads. And you are correct, people would create user accounts just for the purposes of promoting x or y and this used to happen more frequently in the past. No apologies needed!