Second, the numbers diceman posted:
17,168.76 $189.93
= 1.1% … not .88%. If you’re going to argue a point, at least break out the calculator for the core of your statement.
Your post also hints that you don’t really understand this model … specifically the different game types. Different game types yield different margins. Before I go on, let’s make sure we all understand what this means.
Different game types yield different margins.
Our profit is that profit margin, and you get 35% of it.
Hope that helps those interested in understanding more.
Actually I did break out the calculator. Perhaps Diceman’s numbers work out to 1.1% but my numbers and some in previous posts were around .88%.
I think most understand that different games yield different profit margins as far any casino is concerned online or land-based and the affiliate comission is 35% of whatever that amount may be.
What I’d like understand more is the algorithm used to calculate the casino’s profit.
Dom is correct in targeting a specific niche market. Slot players aren’t really interested in table games.