casinoreports wrote:
Some one on this forum also added that the 35% wager share is calculated on ‘profit’, which means, in accounting terms: cash flow – non cash flows
And of course non cash flows can be manipulated (legally).
I’m not sure if it really is based on profit, but even if it’s based on Cash Flow, than there’s still a disadvantage, as cash flow = gross revenue – bonus costs etcetere – operational costs (hiring staff, …)
This post is a bit surprising to me. It appears we are still missing some fundamentals on this (no offence to anybody, I’m just surprised).
The wager model is based on the amount wagered and has nothing to do with profit, cash flow, gross revenue, bonuses or any associated costs.
So whether they take $10 FREE and wager it, or deposit millions and play ’til it’s gone … the affiliate earnings would be based only on the amount wagered.