How Dynamic Variables Help Detect Shaving

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Revenue Optimization with StatsDrone

John Wright

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How Dynamic Variables Help Detect Shaving

Revenue Optimization with StatsDrone

2 minutes

3 months ago

How Dynamic Variables Help Detect Shaving

Can dynamic variables help detecting shaving from operators? Based on a conversation I had last week with Armin Aganovic, CRO of Joelsson Media, I realized that click IDs are more valuable than I realized. That is, operators can't inject fake winning players if you're in control of issuing unique codes within your click IDs.