It’s far from extraordinary scenario. With both IE and Firefox offering Tab browsing, that’s how most people go about the internet now, I know I do.
we consider the affiliate referring last a visitor to bet365 should be rewarded when the visitor converts as a player. Indeed, we consider that the last affiliate added more value to the visitor as that affiliate made the player convert.
In the above scenario, how did Gooner contribute and add more value? The Gooner did not add any value, he just happened to be the last site open, pure luck, that’s all. This is free advertising and as I said, I don’t do this. With Tab browsing, if a potential player types “bet365 review” on Google and opens the first three results (just as described in the previous comment), Bet365 will reward the website ranking #3 and the website ranking #1 has no chance.
Also, you should go about this issue honestly and change your website’s FAQ to refelct that the players you refer are not guaranteed at all for 45 days. It’s only the fair thing to do.
P.S. Gooner, mate, I hope you don’t take it the wrong way that I used you as an example.