Can they block from a large number of adsense views?

Question

Google

Let's say there is a site, the site is visited by 3K to 10K people per day, depending on the day.
For 10k visitors, there are usually 40k views.
I plan to add a clickander to the site that, when clicking on sites, will open a random article from the database in a new tab, that is, I can interest people in other material, only the first click will be counted. That is, I go to the site, I accidentally click and a new tab opens for me, there is another article and for 5 minutes the clicker switches off and then turns on again.
I put it for 1 day for the sake of the test, the number of views increased by 50-65%.
The guys from Google Adsense will not block me, because it may seem to them that I am cheating. Before that, it was an average of 4 views per person, now it's 8-9?

Answer 1

because they may think that I'm cheating

This is cheating, so it won’t seem to them at all. I'd be banned to hell. And purely as a user, for all sorts of clickers, I would unscrew my hands. Right up to the neck.

Answer 2

I was generally banned for the fact that I worked a lot with the site and, accordingly, viewed it, the adblock was not standing and it was regarded as cheating! Personally, my opinion is adSense international scammers! I have not seen their blocks on any major Russian-language site visited!

Answer 3

Definitely perceived as a violation of the rules, but again, it is not known when this will be discovered. What's the problem with suggesting the visitor to view other material? For example, in a modal window, the title and image of another article.

Answer 4

It’s not the guys from Google Adsense who look there, but the data analysis system on the National Assembly.
And she really .... definitely won’t seem: this is cheating in its purest form and it determines it by the jump threshold of any of the parameters over a period of time.
Those. a sharp change in the schedule ...
I advise you to remove it until the National Assembly banned it automatically ...

Answer 5

yes it is against the rules