Hi there,
I've created a website (with my poor skills, i'm happy enough with the way it looks like) and dedicated a page to Pokerstrategy.com to get refferals. Maybe you guys can take a look at it and give me advice if it needs adjustments. Please note there are probably some wrong written words as i'm not from an English speaking country and never speak English.
My website is https://www.easymoneyearningonline.com/poker
Thanks for helping, it already made 10 people sign-up at Pokerstrategy 
Facebookpage is not working at the moment, will fix that tonight:f_ugly:
https://www.easymoneyearningonline.com/
In general is good.
I would make shorter paragraphs.
Also you might be able to advertise spin&go school - spin legends. They had some banners etc. The speed of making money can be even more appealing to some people.
Good luck!
Thanks for your comment. I thought i wrote it down pretty short without added nonsense, but i will look at my text.
I recently added something to make a lot more then just a few hundred bucks:
https://www.easymoneyearningonline.com/affiliate-marketing
I will gain some info on Spin Legends and i might add that to the Poker page
Just check it out. It's riskfree. One of the earning methods is Teach Online. If know a lot about software or playing guitar, you can make a video series about it once and sell it thousands of times. One production, thousands of sells…. The first course you see in the category Photography on Udemy (and then choose basics) has been sold 32554 times at the time of writing for a price of €10,99 ($12.69). A course about the fundamentals of electricity has been sold over 2500 times and the beginner to advanced course about playing the guitar has been sold almost 80.000 times! That video course has made a bit more than $1.000.000!
In general, I think affiliate marketing and basic online course production are among the last resorts for those who can't even beat online poker, but the latter has a much better profit-to-effort ratio for most than the former even nowadays 
There's a former forum regular (IvicaIliev77) who has switched from the poker grind to teaching the guitar, but 1) he has formal musical education (from Berklee), 2) he coaches 1-on-1 privately for a substantial hourly rate, 3) he was good and hard-working enough to earn a living from poker but not quite elite-level.
Likewise, a Russian community Spin & Go coach MikeShipa has announced leaving poker for blogging, but again, he was just a $15 spin pro (had played $30s a few years ago when they were easier), earning more than an average Ukrainian but not as stellar as $100 pros.
And actually, the poker risk is way, way overestimated by non-pros 
