Rules for advertisers

These rules apply to every ad on BrawlDeck. By placing an ad, the advertiser agrees to them.

How ads work

Ads placed with us directly are shown by the site itself: the image loads from our server and is always marked “Ad”. The spots are at the sides of the page on wide screens and between blocks of the page on phones, tablets and laptops. The Russian and English versions of the site get their own images, and ads can be limited to certain countries. When a spot has no such ad, a Google AdSense ad may appear there; these rules don’t cover Google ads – Google’s own policies apply to them.

The site is used by Brawl Stars players, many of them children and teenagers, so ads must be suitable for all ages.

What may not be advertised

Ad requirements

Review and removal

The site admins review every ad before it goes live and may decline it. We may pause or remove an ad at any time if it breaks these rules, if the page it leads to has changed, or if visitors complain about it.

Responsibility

The advertiser alone is responsible for the ad’s content, for its own site, products and services, and for following the law and Supercell’s rules. BrawlDeck only shows the ad and is not a party to any deal between the advertiser and visitors.

Complaints and disputes

If a visitor complains about an ad or a dispute comes up, we contact the advertiser and may pause the ad until it is sorted out. We ask visitors to write to support as soon as something goes wrong.

Statistics

The advertiser gets a personal link with their ad’s statistics (password sign-in): impressions, viewers and clicks by day, country, language and device. An impression counts when at least half of the ad was on screen for at least one second – once per page of the site. Search engine bots and site admins are not counted.

Price and payment

Price, run dates and payment terms are agreed with the site admins before launch.

Contact

Placing an ad, questions and complaints – . These rules may change: the new version appears on this page, and running ads must follow it.

Last updated: October 28, 2026