The money flow, honestly
- Advertisers buy ad slots inside Chance Infinite.
- You watch an ad to the end → you earn +1 ticket (a sweepstakes entry).
- Half of the ad-slot revenue reserved for a contest, never less than $100, is locked into that contest's cash prize pool when it opens. Watching does not change the amount.
- At the end of the contest (~monthly), one player wins the entire pool in a verifiable weighted draw.
No purchases exist anywhere in the app, so the ads aren't a way to make you spend; they are the product. Advertisers pay for your attention, and that money is what funds the prizes.
Sweepstakes model vs. "get paid per ad" apps
| Chance Infinite | Typical paid-to-watch app | |
|---|---|---|
| What an ad earns you | 1 entry toward the whole prize pool | A fraction of a cent |
| Best possible outcome | The entire cash prize ($100 minimum, set when each contest opens) | A few dollars after many hours |
| Minimum cashout hurdle | None; the winner is paid once any identity, eligibility and tax checks the rules require are complete | Often $5–$25 thresholds |
| Extra ways to earn entries | Surveys, daily rewards, the team board, daily missions, time in app, invites | Usually just more videos |
Fair note: paid-to-watch apps typically pay small, steady amounts; this sweepstakes pays one winner the whole prize. Chance Infinite is for players who'd rather have a real shot at the pool than pennies for certain. To see how the free-entry apps stack up against each other, the scored rankings live at SweepstakeReport, our rankings publication.
FAQ
How much do you earn per ad in Chance Infinite?
One ticket per completed ad. Tickets are odds, not cents: the whole cash pool is drawn across every ticket in the contest, and yours count in proportion to how many you hold. Ads aren't the only source either: surveys pay +10, and the daily reward, missions, invites and just keeping the app open all add more. The optional games only stake tickets you already hold, so they are not a way to earn them.
Is winning money by watching ads a scam?
The tell of a scam is money flowing FROM you. Here it can't: there is nothing to buy, no card on file, no cashout threshold. The draw is cryptographically verifiable, and the winner record is public: real handles, real amounts, every contest.
Why would advertisers fund this?
Because you actually watch. A viewer earning an entry watches to the end (completion the advertiser can verify) instead of banner-blind scrolling. That attention is worth real money, and half of the ad-slot revenue reserved for each contest becomes that contest's prize, never less than $100. Learn the full model in the sweepstakes guide.
Your next ad could be worth the whole pool
While a contest is live, every ad you finish is an entry in that month's cash draw.
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