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In the sports betting arena, some brands are worth noting like bet365 and VC

[FelixtheCat]

free bet;210693 wrote:

In the sports betting arena, some brands are worth noting like bet365 and VC

Strangely enough, you mention 2 brands that I can only speak highly of.

The only problem being that they are so big, many serious punters already have accounts there.

Best converters in sportsbetting for us, without a doubt Bwin, though

[Anonymous]

gamblingbutler;210705 wrote:

Strangely enough, you mention 2 brands that I can only speak highly of.

The only problem being that they are so big, many serious punters already have accounts there.

Best converters in sportsbetting for us, without a doubt Bwin, though

Please note at bet365 we have over three million players and as a result we do have some serious punters but the majority of our business is recreational players.

[FelixtheCat]

Simoneaton;210717 wrote:

Please note at bet365 we have over three million players and as a result we do have some serious punters but the majority of our business is recreational players.

Figures… – If you want my advice from the affiliate’s point of view – lose the negative carryover and you will get more action and love here

[Anonymous]

gamblingbutler;210720 wrote:

Figures… – If you want my advice from the affiliate’s point of view – lose the negative carryover and you will get more action and love here

This is something which has been in place before I joined the company and there are no immediate plans to revert this nor will it be my call to do so.

Please note that we do work closely with affiliates to ensure they are not overly affected by the negative carryover. Overall the majority of affiliates at bet365 are not affected by the negative carryover as they have enough volume of players underneath them to ensure this does not happen.

Should a player make a big ‘hit’ we will work closely with the affiliate on an appropriate solution.

[FelixtheCat]

Simoneaton;210721 wrote:

This is something which has been in place before I joined the company and there are no immediate plans to revert this nor will it be my call to do so.

Please note that we do work closely with affiliates to ensure they are not overly affected by the negative carryover. Overall the majority of affiliates at bet365 are not affected by the negative carryover as they have enough volume of players underneath them to ensure this does not happen.

Should a player make a big ‘hit’ we will work closely with the affiliate on an appropriate solution.

Appreciated and understood.

My advice stands, though. Your endeavours to help the affiliates not to be overly affected by it don’t change the fact that you are missing out on a bunch of good or very good affiliates who will avoid you for this very reason.

Am not talking about us, we have you featured.

[Anonymous]

Simon any chance allowing US players again?

[riverside]

PartyPartners ain’t bad – with their 100% revshare on PartyCasino this month….
But then I would say that

[Anonymous]

john1124;210912 wrote:

Simon any chance allowing US players again?

If the legal climate changes I am sure bet365 would consider accepting US players but given the current climate I do not see this happening anytime soon. bet365 has in excess of three million players and it would be a shame to risk everything at this stage in accepting US players.

[GeoffreyMe]

this is a generic statement on sportsbooks only

I find Uk books the most frustrating. anyone that has any clue whatsoever about betting gets limited to peanuts at all of them , without exception. just some take a few bets longer than others. that alot of them call themselves bookmakers amuses me.

i have best success with aussie, asian and us facing books, who all seem to want there bettors to actual bet with them

as an affiliate , it is disconcerning 2 fold, sending players that bet reasonable sums and give opportunity for reasonably good return get limited, and sending your small mug punters dont earn you much coin anyway.

cheers

[cybersports]

@faststeady 210946 wrote:

this is a generic statement on sportsbooks only

I find Uk books the most frustrating. anyone that has any clue whatsoever about betting gets limited to peanuts at all of them , without exception. just some take a few bets longer than others. that alot of them call themselves bookmakers amuses me.

i have best success with aussie, asian and us facing books, who all seem to want there bettors to actual bet with them

as an affiliate , it is disconcerning 2 fold, sending players that bet reasonable sums and give opportunity for reasonably good return get limited, and sending your small mug punters dont earn you much coin anyway.

cheers

Have you tried working with any of these programs? They are all US facing sports books.

Earn Real
ReferIncome
Intertops

If not, PM me and i can help you get started with a special deal.

Cheers!
Yvette

[GeoffreyMe]

hi yvette

i have accounts with those you mention thanks yvette

i was just passing general comment , i still work with some uk bookies anyway, but dont put much emphasis on them thats all

you could tell intertops to make their odds a bit more competitive if you like
cheers

[Anonymous]

As far as Poker sites that convert, I still stick by Absolute Poker and Ultimate Bet, by way of Chipleader. They have added several “taxes” over the last 18 months or so (including the dreaded “chargeback”, which isn’t documented at all), but their support is always first rate, and find them to always be on the up and up. I know AP and UB got a bad rap during the cheating scandals, but I really feel that was the work of one (or maybe a few), and the entire organizations shouldn’t be crucified for the actions of one (or a few). They have been my most consistent platform over the years for me, as an affiliate.

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