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Steve,
I currently promote just the Poker side. If they were to include the casino, my preference would be to keep the two separate. That is, negative earnings from the casino would not affect the Poker earnings.(note: Edward from Pokerroom.com also posted a reply under the Pokerroom.com affiliates thread. He seems to be a good affiliate manager. He has replied to all my emails promptly.)
I should have posted in their forum. I didn’t think. sorry bout that.
three out of four people that i send there that click “play for real money” fail to succeed at making a purchase. hell, clean that up for starters.
but, on the aff model question, i’d like separate accounts for casino games and poker. i prefer to have reliable revenues that won’t disappear with a slot machine win on the 28th of the month.
if they’re going to bundle the two sets of stats, then they’ll have to seriously look at zero’ing out negatives. (i’m averaging $46 a real depositing, so to recoup a $400 slot machine hit. well, i’m not going to throw that kind of poker traffic at it. i’d just pull the banners and say it wasn’t working out, to be honest).
if they keep them separate, i don’t care if they carry over negatives on casino games.
i never asked, but i’m curious what “Player fees” are in the stats.
they also don’t compensate for tournaments. either change that, or provide a viable explanation for it.
I personally will NEVER add Poker Room to my sites as they made who knows how much off me and others by not paying for the casino games.
Furthermore, I see the stats they provided you as a “selling point” as in here look you should start advertising for these games … my response would be WHY should I? If they provide me stats showing I had generated X amount of dollars Id be asking / demanding payment!
