Here is how it works in the example given.
Player looses $200, affiliate earnings (25%) = $50
At this point your affiliate percentage (25%) of the bonuses given to players is deducted. $100 bonus = $25
Affiliate Earnings: ($50-$25) = $25
In your example of “In any normal casino if the player deposits 100, and gets a 100 bonus, and then loses the 200 it counts as a player loss of $100.”
The player loss is $100. At that point you would earn your affiliate earnings (25%) or $25.
Please note, winnings are not carried over from month to month. Those are zeroed out. Only the excess bonus money given out. This is done to guard against bonus abuse. In this case, the casinos must pay for the bonsues given out to players. They would be at a loss if they didn’t assess the affiliates’ percentage of the bonus given to their players.
In this particular case, the comps added up very quickly in addition to the players winning over the past 2 months. This month, they started to loose back some of that money. BJF, I will contact you directly and see if we may be able to work something out to reduce or minimize the bonus fees for this month, so you are earning for this month. From the affiliate standpoint, it is unfortunate that most of your players have earned a substantial amount of bonus money over the past 3 months with minimal losses.
Please let me know if you have any questions, and I would be happy to help.
Kind Regards,