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[k29]

Hello Moneysearch4u,

rev share works on the revenue generated for the merchant by you on a monthly basis.
So in your scenario where a player loses 50€ (making money for your merchant) but then wins 80€, your revenue would be calculated on the total, -30€. So no commission.
Another similar scenario is where one of your players loses 50€ and the other wins 80€, same principle, the wins negate the losses and wipe out your commission.

This is usually on a per month basis (unless your affiliate program carries over negative revenue, something you need to check out when selecting a program). So, if on Nov. 30 you have totaled 50€ of revenue for your merchant but all of a sudden on Dec. 1 your player wins 80€, you should still get commission for November because you generated positive revenue for that month. Does that make sense?

Lastly, many affiliates make a very good amount of money on rev share with casinos because their players often end up losing. Much more than in sport-betting, for instance.

Lluc.

[Newbie6f]

Thanks lluc,

Thanks for clarification. It make sense now, so basically it all need to depend on the volume of the total players I refereed. The more the higher chances……

Thanks

[Anonymous]

Hi moneysearch4u,

Welcome aboard!

The casino revenue share is most of the time based on their net casino revenue.
You should check their formula first. The net casino revenue from Affiliate Program A migth be different from Affiliate Program B.

Good Luck!

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