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Does UB Deduct 100% of Bonuses Now?

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  • #606438
    Anonymous
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    It has been discussed in another forum UB has gone from deducting 25% to 100% of bonuses. Is this true and if so how long has it been going on?

    #756925
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    5 days later and no answer?

    #757161
    casinoi
    Member

    I am interested in this as well.

    #757265
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I don’t know the answer, but I would like to hear it.

    I am guessing no news is BAD news?

    #757294
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Is 9 days not enough time to answer this question?

    Here’s the deal. If UB is now deducting 100% of the bonus on players signed up then it is more bait and switch on the part of this company on top of all of their other crimes. The fact the question has been completely ignored speaks for itself.

    Rakeback players and affiliates were never notified either, it was discovered on reports. Of course the info could be wrong but I can only make assumptions since 9 days is not enough time to answer a question.

    #757295
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Lets ask Marcela. I will send her an email and PM tomorrow.

    Since its Christmas Eve tomorrow and then Christams it may be a few more days tioll we get a difinitive response.

    #757296
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Hehe, it’s only the 22nd today.

    You must be in a hurry to open your gifts!

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    #757297
    vladcizsol
    Member

    Tomorrow is Sunday so shes probably off. Monday is the 24th and most offices are closed. I know ours is until the 27th and even then most of our staff are on Holiday until after New Years.

    You see much of me until the 27th either with any luck :santa2:

    #757314
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    I seem to have the full answer. I would still appreciate if Chipleader could comment on this too as it was a change on their pay on existing players.

    Before:

    25% of a bonus was deducted from MGR. This meant if you were a non rb affiliate you would have about 9% of the player bonus deducted off of your affiliate pay. If a player cleared a $100 bonus it would cost you $9 out of your pay.

    Now UB deducts 25% of the bonus directly off of your pay. If a player clears a $100 bonus it takes $25 out of your pay.

    Is this true? If it is:

    1. Why were affiliates not directly notified?

    2. Rakeback players not notified?

    3. Why is it OK to yet again change the way to pay affiliates and rakeback players on their existing accounts, especially without even notifying them?

    If I am wrong I apologize. It seems many affiliates have figured it out on their own and without any response I just assumed they must be correct.

    Thanks everyone for their time.

    #757554
    fronkee
    Member

    Hi everyone,

    I’m sorry about the delay.

    The deduction of the 25% of the bonus dollars is working as it has been working during the last 2 years.

    The system will deduct 25% to rakeback and non-rakeback affiliates.

    Have a great day!

    Marcela

    #757621
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Thank you for the reply.

    Many of your affiliates believe otherwise so it might be worth mentioning in the next CL newsletter.

    #757704
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    From what I have seen UB does in fact deduct 100% of a cleared bonus from MGR. The math does not show 25%. Does a bonus deduct dollar for dollar?

    Example, a player generates $300 in rake while clearing $100 in bonus. What is his MGR?

    Thank you

    #758107
    Anonymous
    Inactive

    Marcela,

    Can you please answer my above question. It has been a week and there is a lot of evidence your previous post was not correct. It appears either UB has not been telling the truth for years or they changed how bonuses were deducted.

    Thank you in advance for yor answer.

    #758204
    fronkee
    Member

    Hi there,

    In that case the math would be $300 – $25= $275

    The affiliate will get paid $275*0.25= $68.75-processing deductions

    Marcela

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