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I think you could ask ten affiliates that question and get ten different answers.
Me? I consider a high-roller/whale to change my revenue by a few thousand dollars.
I must admit I’ve wondered how a casino decides that. Any casinos care to comment?
I define them the same way Fiction does. If they are adding more then 2K in monthly commissions to my bottom line then they are a roller in my eyes.
Thanks for the replies so far. At the moment I believe a highroller is someone that makes a real money deposit:woo-hoo: , however I would have a hard time convincing a casino.
I would realy like to know how much a person needs to deposit before I should contact the casino persnaly to “negotiate” a deal for them. The stakes is a secondary question for me, I dont really care however I think the casino would care if the “highroller” only played low limit slots.
Is there anyone that can comment on my newly defined question (Not alway clear on the first attempt)?
high roller would loose or at least put up 8K a month and not blink an eye
That´s a pretty ambitious definition, allfreechips! :drink:
I guess a highroller is someone who manages to generate at least $1000 in commission for you once. If he makes more then that´s nice but I think that´s the minimum to get into the highroller territory.
I dont even lok at revenue as much as i look at play time and what a player puts in. I had a guy make me over 1000 a day on casino rewards, most likely not a high roller but a good player, while ive had horrible players loose tons ina day as well. I would trade them all for more consistant players that make me the same each month though.
