I think the best way to start choosing a bounty from the analysis of the project itself! After all, if the project turns out to be bad, how much you will be paid! In the second look for such bounties, in which not a lot of participants, to receive pennies, too, does not make sense! In general, you must find the golden mean

I agree with you, it is better if you will do research before choosing bounties. You should have an idea who is the manage mr of campaign and brief information about it. Also, read the comments of all the uses.

Same as you pick ICOs because these ICOs are the ones who are paying the bounty hunters,it means that if the ICO has turned into scam you wont get rewarded with the time and efforts you have spent with these bounties.Sometimes i am choosing it based on the allocation of the bounty campaigns or it depends on the manager.

Yes I agree for that thing reading and studying a whitepapers of some bounty is the way to determine if a bounty is profitable. However we cannot say that whitepaper is also the fundamental or the principal constituent to find a good bounty. But there are more things to be considered to choose good bounty first you should be able to study the platform and the team developer of a particular bounty. Then you must check if they have a legit website or any channels that you can be contact incase of a problem. Moreover some bounties are requiring you to pass their Whitelist and KYC for avoid evil persons. On the other hand this is a good way to choose profitable bounty so you should be look at this guidelines for you to earn more.

yup, but i personally if theres to many bounty i will do some research before participate,  thats will makes my time more efective, but sometimes i do all bounty that fix for me without any deep reseach

Choose bounties that are for projects you believe in. The more promising the project, the more likely it will gain in value. Don't focus too much on the initial payout of the bounty but more how valuable the project will be in 2 years

I think reading white paper is the best way to know the ICO is a scam or not, but it takes a long time to read the white paper. My other way is to see a bounty manager and visit his website

There is no way you can choose a good bounty.

why ?

is it because even you reading their platform, their whitepaper and background check the project. You can't tell if that project is legit. Most of bounties now are scams. Offer a good one but in the end, you won't get anything. So, there is no way you can choose it.

I suggest you first investigate the project's team and whitepaper. you should be aware that there is a hype in the project. how many people are in the telegram group etc.