Can I Complete the Same Game Offer on Two GPT Sites?

The short answer

No. Advertisers pay for one new player. Tracking partners treat the first attributed install as that conversion. Starting the same title on a second get-paid-to (GPT) site or offer wall usually means no credit on the second site, a reversal on one or both, and sometimes an account flag.

This is different from running several different games on one dashboard. It is also broader than having the app on this device already. The question here is whether two reward brands can each pay you for the same advertised user.

Who this applies to

Anyone comparing the same game title across EarnMoneyRewards and another GPT site, Playtime or Mistplay product, or any Lootably, Torox, AdGate, or AyeT wall before tapping Install.

If you already installed the game from any of those places, treat yourself as a returning user for that title.

Why two tiles are still one user

Game offers look like they belong to the reward site. In practice, the game studio (or its user-acquisition buyer) is paying a network for a new install plus later in-game events.

Those events are measured by a mobile measurement partner, then confirmed to the offer wall, then posted to your GPT account. EarnMoneyRewards receives Lootably’s server-to-server postback. It cannot see a second “new user” if the advertiser already has your device, store account, or game account.

A second click does not create a second advertised user. Inside the advertiser’s re-attribution window, a reinstall is typically recorded as a reinstall or a re-attribution of the original user, not a new install. That window is set by the advertiser. A common default is about 90 days, but it can be shorter or longer. Deleting the app and installing it from another site does not reset it.

Compare, then commit

Do this while both cards are still on screen. Do not tap Start on either site until you pick one.

1. Search the exact game name on every site you use

Match the title, not a lookalike sequel. Note Android vs iOS. A title you already started anywhere belongs on a personal “do not restart” list.

2. Compare reachable payout, not the headline

Add only the milestones you can finish with a time buffer. Ignore the “Up to” number as a plan. Use the Up To guide if the card shows a large maximum.

3. Compare eligibility, not just dollars

Check country, device, new-user wording, purchase tasks, and the shortest deadline. A higher headline that you cannot finish on time is not a better offer. For long ladders, read how $100+ rewards work.

4. Treat Playtime as a different product that can still burn eligibility

Per-minute Playtime and Mistplay-style rewards are not the same campaign as a milestone offer wall. Time-based play still usually creates an install and a game account. Starting the cheap Playtime version “to test tracking,” then hunting the milestone wall, is a common way to lose the larger offer.

5. Pick one tracked start and screenshot that card

Save the game name, full task list, each reward, each deadline, and any new-user or purchase wording. Note the local time and time zone.

6. Install only from that button

Use the offer’s Start control and install from the official store page it opens. Do not search the store. Do not open the same game on the other site “just to check.” A second tracked click can attach you to the wrong campaign, or to none.

7. Keep a log of games you already started

Write down the title, site, date, and device. Major reward-site help pages say the same thing: do not repeat a completed game offer on another platform, and keep your own records.

What people get wrong

• Thinking two GPT brands means two advertisers. Walls often sell the same campaign.
• Testing tracking on a Playtime or low-payout tile, then starting the milestone wall.
• Playing as a guest on site A, then binding Facebook, Google, Game Center, or an old game login on site B.
• Switching phones or iPads to look like a new user. That is an anti-fraud flag, not a repair.
• Assuming a screenshot on the second site will override a prior install postback.
• Retrying the same title on EarnMoneyRewards after another site failed to track. To the advertiser you are still a returning user.

If you already clicked two sites

Stop. Do not uninstall. Do not reinstall. Do not tap Start a third time.

Check which site actually shows the offer as started. Look at Dashboard for pending or missing events. Keep the game installed on the original device.

Open one support path: the site you want credited. Say you compared sites, then played after a single install. Do not file matching tickets on two walls for the same levels.

If the first install never tracked, do not start the same title elsewhere hoping to salvage it. Follow the 10 game tracking fixes, save evidence, and contact support with one timeline.

When to stop and what to send

Stop spending time or money on that title when any of these are true:

• You already installed it from another reward site or Playtime product.
• Two sites show the same game as started.
• Early milestones never appeared after the stated validation window.
• You switched devices, accounts, or networks after the first click.

A useful report includes your EarnMoneyRewards email, game and task names, device and OS, click time with time zone, and a screenshot of the completed in-game counter. Do not send passwords, 2FA codes, or wallet seed phrases.

Support can review event history and your evidence. It cannot manufacture a second new-user conversion. A screenshot does not override campaign eligibility.

Bottom line

One advertised user is paid once. Compare reachable tasks, pick a single tracked button, and skip that title on every other site. After you choose, use the 12-point checklist, then open Games and start only the offer that still fits your device, country, and schedule.

Rewards are not guaranteed. Offers come from third parties. Pending, reversal, and eligibility rules still apply after a clean start.