I don’t actively promote Euro Partners anymore, but I do expect to be paid for the residual earnings generated by my players (whatever is left of them). :tongue:
A few points I’d like to make about the negative carryover at Euro Partners.
First off, as you know, negatives are carried over. Also, you should know that Euro Partners has a $250 minimum payout.
So, say you promote them for 3 months, and you accrue $249. That money is “banked” and can’t be affected (erased) by negative earnings the next month, right?
WRONG!
It is affected. It is erased. Too bad if you didn’t reach the outrageously high $250 minimum payout threshold. If you end the month with a negative balance, the negative balance is offset by any previously earned money that wasn’t paid out to you.
I have proof, because this is happening to me. My stats for the year:
Month Opening Bal. Earnings Closing Bal.
Jan 2007 $35.47 $72.09 $107.56
Feb 2007 $107.56 $0.00 $107.56
Mar 2007 $107.56 $-505.75 $-398.19
Apr 2007 $-398.19 $-2.28 $-400.47
May 2007 $-400.47 $-17.50 $-417.97
Jun 2007 $-417.97 $-54.15 $-472.12
Jul 2007 $-472.12 $197.75 $-274.37
Aug 2007 $-274.37 $91.00 $-183.37
As you can see, in February I had $107.56 accrued. That was wiped out in March by a negative amount of $505.75. My $107.56 was erased, applied toward the negative amount, which reduced the negative amount to $398.19.
Then in the following months, my negative kept on growing, which is another discussion altogether. I’ve seen this at Kiwi Casino also (another Playtech). Month after month, players walk away with more than they put in (until recently in the case of Euro Partners). It seems statistically unlikely, yet it’s happening. With Playtech. Only. :tooconfus