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Another first for Microgaming
Well spotted Prof….just in time for Vegas. Dejá vu 
Actually the second I saw your thread title I was thinking “oh God what now?”. Lol.Oh boy more fun…
Quote:Gross Gaming Revenue
– Non-Cash incentives
– Operating Costs (Progressive contributions, license fees, finance charges)
– Chargebacks
= Casino ProfitWhat EXACTLY are Non-Cash incentives?????
And the festivities continue…
Quote:A New Active Account is a player that has opened an account, purchased and wagered witin the current month.So… if a player signs up on the 30th but doesnt deposit until the 2nd is that player counted????
Quote:Casino Profit is simply the sum of all player profits regardless of which Fortune Lounge casino they played at.Bundling is back….
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I hate Mondays….
Will this group ever stop trying to find new ways to pay their affiliates less?? sneaky2.gi
Worth noting that the commissions are 40% / 50% and 60%. Remind me….what’s 40% of nothing again?
:withstupi Are they serious?
I’m curious to know whether or not the revenue from all casinos are thrown into one basket along with carrying over negatives, multiplying the chances of a negative balance.
According to the details of the new scheme yes all casinos are bundled so yes your chances of a negative balance wreaking havoc with earnings is significant.
Profit share is a true partnership model, in other words we share the risks of wins and we share in the joy of profits.
With regards the various questions posed:
- Non-cash incentives are the same as comps i.e. the free money we give out for promotions
- A player who opens an account and then purchases the following month will not be counted towards the % tier for the month they registered in – i.e 40% / 50% / 60% – for the simple reason that we need to end the month somewhere (last day of the month) in order to calculate the % tier. But all contributions of the player most definitely contribute to the affiliate’s commission
- In respect of all profits being grouped together – that is correct, but if you are earning 60% of the pie then that should surely be incentive enough
The terms and conditions are transparent and affiliates are more than welcome to ask questions.
The whole reason that this earnings model was devised was:
- To be innovative and offer affiliates the potential to earn more than almost any other program out there.
- How do we reward our affiliates higher returns (especially when bringing in higher volumes of players) without breaking the bank?
Simply put the answer is to offer higher percentages but share the risk more evenly. And this is what we have done.
I signed up with them ages ago and forgot what the revenue tiers for their classic share are.
Now I started to promote them and refered players. Can sombody tell me the tiers please? Couldn´t find them on their site.
Clicking on the 25% in the stats redirects to their start page.Just stay away from the wager share model – ive had almost 3k in deposits so far this month and earned a whopping $62
Hi offsuit – how do you know the deposit amounts? I’ve had wagershare for quite sometime now and never have access to the deposit amounts, plus I’ve made money every month on the wagershare program. $62 is only 2% of the 3k in deposits meaning they will lose their entire bankroll by their 4th bet. I would find that very suspicious. I wasn’t aware we were able to see the deposit amounts on the wagershare model.
hey voovoo on the main page after logging in go to under where it says website maitnence and upgrades , then click where it says Should you require a Revenue Share audit report,click here . it shows you all of your players ,all there deposits, how much they played and date last player. it works for everyone even thou it says its only for those on classic share
As stated I´m on classic share. A player came in took the 200 Royal Vegas bonus deposited $20 and lost – my share $5 *whine*
Why the hell can´t they motivate that guy to come back and play. I´m gonna have to write a nagging mail to have them reactivate him if possible.Anyhow does anyone know the other tiers above 25%?
The wager share figures they offer are ludicrous – 0.9% of wagering for slots! They are earning 4+% from their House Advantage, so this is a tiny amount to pay. Even Reward Affiliates pay 1.3% (which I also thought was too low, and proved it as being less than 35% of their take based on PWC reports – not that they listened of course.)
the27offsuit wrote:hey voovoo on the main page after logging in go to under where it says website maitnence and upgrades , then click where it says Should you require a Revenue Share audit report,click here . it shows you all of your players ,all there deposits, how much they played and date last player. it works for everyone even thou it says its only for those on classic sharethanks 27 –
I had $1320 in deposits and a winner. Had I been on the classic model I would have a neg $55 in commission but since in wager model my commission is over $200, so that part is working for me.
