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I know it sucks that some casino’s deduct a lot of costs before giving you your rev share.
But not all of them are like that, at some casinos you get your rev share over the loss, no hidden fees and all.
I would suggest to avoid programs that deduct a high % before calculating rev share. (like affiliatelounge does).
Yeah the “new” microgaming revshare is garbage, they state high % but after the fee’s its less than 25% usually.
Deductions are what they are.
If you think about it – there must be thousands of line-items and expenses in running an online operation – staff, property, licensing of software, financing etc, and these all need to be accounted for in some way. If they are not shown in an obvious way – then how are they being taken care of?
I am surprised to see the significant variation in deductions too, but I prefer to keep my eye on the bottom line net figure first, rather than worry about deductions. If you don’t like the net figure – then it’s time to review the partnership and determine whether to terminate or renegotiate the deal.
Well my best intro was I took a speacial 70% revshare based on new player sign ups, for the month I did better at the OLD 35% rate VS the 70% – all the deductions…
So do what you will
Some casinos have definitely better deals than others, with no extra deductions etc…I would follow the test and proceed tactic. If a casino is not honest with you or has a lot of extra deductions, there are plenty more out there that are willing to affiliate with you with better terms :bigsmile:
