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I don’t do brightshare so am not familiair with their policies, but various programs have rules where they deduct things.
Sometimes bonuses, sometimes royalties, and all kinds of other fees.
Actually I think that they all deduct one thing or another – it is just that with some you can see it and with others it is hidden in the comission calculations.
I am not a real friend of being charged for bonuses and usually avoid such programs – making an exception for some RTG casinos because they convert nicely.
Thank you Dominique. I appreciate your input..
You’re welcome.
They’re fair for the most part. The 25% is calculated on net income, just like every other operation.
If you got $175, then they netted $700.
that is NOT right though….
If the player PHYSICALLY LOST 1,000, then I should get 25% of that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That is a misconception. You share in the win of the casino, not the loss of the player.
If it costs the casino $300 to take in the $1000, they make $700 profit and you get a share of that.
wHY WOULD IT COST THE CASINO 300??
I dont understand that! She deposited 1,000why would it cost the casino 300???
Plus 25% sucks…
we’re bringing the player, 40% min. is in order……They took out all the new player bonuses, neteller bonus etc and counted it AGAINST my commission…
I imagine that is what they deducted – I don’t do Brightshare so I have to take your word for it.
Thanks Dom. you’re smart! LOL
I really learn a lot from your posts, by the way………
Flattery will get you everywhere!hehe
only telling the truth !!!‘wHY WOULD IT COST THE CASINO 300??
I dont understand that! She deposited 1,000why would it cost the casino 300???’
I’ve always agreed with this, and I’ve had casino managers argue with me over it.
If a player deposits $1000 and gets a bonus of $300, the player does not have an extra $300. He has $300 on his screen. If the player loses the $1000 it did not cost the casino $300, it cost them nothing, unless the player happens to cashout that $300. This is almost never the case.
If the casino was honest they’d give you $250.
Antoine
Yep.
That is exactly why I don’t promote casinos that charge you for the bonus – except a no-deposit bonus of which I am prepared to pay half.
I do make some exceptions if the casino converts exceptionally well. But I don’t like having bonuses deducted either – it makes no sense.
