Negative carryover is one of the least visible clauses in a casino affiliate agreement and one of the most expensive. It decides what happens to your commission when the players you referred win more than they lose in a given month. If you work on revenue share, you need to know whether your program uses …
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Every casino affiliate program pays its partners through some version of three models: revenue share, cost per acquisition, or a hybrid of the two. The headline numbers on a program’s landing page rarely tell you which one is right for your site. A 45% revenue share can earn less than a flat $100 CPA, and …
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When money is (or is going to be) involved, – especially in the online casino industry, since it’s set to be worth the modest amount of 90 billion US dollars by 2024 – the best options out of literally hundreds of choices should have the most attention drawn to them and, considering the colossal program …