Deposit amounts are totally relevant for business owners such as myself who want to know if they are maxing out with a program. Meaning, if someone is depositing $1K a month and playing $100 blackjack and making the money last 10 minutes, then our $2.79 cents we pulled down in commissions isn’t so hot comared to the $300 we would be pulling down on revenue share, but we will never really know without deposit amounts. But we all know there is also a flip side for the guy that deposits $50 and wagers $50K and we make $400 off that. How often that happens I really don’t know, but there are many many variables in this equation. For example at FA I had a player this month go off $4400. Now I made $864 off that, but if I was on their 40% rev share I would have made $1600. So my first inclination is I am screwing myself for not being on the rev share. But after further research, 2 months before in July I had a $20K winner which I would have made nil and probably still be trying to climb out of that hole, compared to the $1800 I pulled down that month in commissions. And that guy only deposited $450 and I made $1800. So this is just a personal choice. I think showing deposit amounts enable affiliates to really analyize their business like a business owner should be able to do. There are pros and cons to both models, but CR is not going to show deposit amounts, so it is really futile to keep belaboring this issue. Just make a decision on which you think is best for your own business and move forward.