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CPA Vrs Revenue Share

PokerTitan asked 3 years ago
I’m interested to know what commission formats work best for you guys when it comes to poker programs.
Do you find you earn more money through CPA’s or Revenue share,
or is it neither here nor there.

Well, i’ve started rhyming now so time for my medicine.

38 Answers
JackTen answered 3 years ago
What about Sportsbooks?
From what I’ve seen a lot of American / UK friendly sportsbooks offer revshare while most continental European friendly sportsbooks offer CPA.. wondering if people actually wager a lot on sports and lose online.

Rudolf answered 3 years ago
I belive a CPA with the regardst to poker is the best option! Most players out there are not so good as they think and lose money kind of fast. It will hurt your revshare!

The poker rooms needs a lot of players to feed the system with money for the top players and of course the rake!

itay answered 3 years ago
Until 2007 CPA & Rev Share. from 1st of January 2007, exclusivly CPA. I guess times change.

bahh answered 3 years ago
CPA for Poker, Rev share for Casino..

weblight answered 3 years ago
For Casino I would try to avoid to CPA at all costs, with good traffic your expected earnings level tends to be much higher than any CPA you will get. + gone are the crazy days of $1000 CPA offers we used to get and so on :wink-wink

For poker, well, its also a matter of room stability and future legislation, but if you can get your hands on good CPA you can make some pretty damm good $$
:happydanc

Bruce Leo answered 3 years ago
gregpowell;139948 wrote:
Most likely this is due to the ability Europeans have to gamble with their credit cards. I assume the player values are very high and the casino/sportsbook would rather pay $300 and be done with the affiliate <span title=” title=”” class=”bbcode_smiley” />

Yes, I agree. But I think there are other reasons too.
But IMHO:
Poker – CPA
Casino – Rev Share
Sportsbook – Rev Share

Sandra2000 answered 3 years ago
For Bingo & Casino sites rev shared is definitely the best.

CPA is peanuts =)

mr.noise answered 3 years ago
Its always depends on how much CPA you can negotiate.

When someone offers me high CPA for Casinoplayers iam happy to go with CPA.
The problem is nobody offers me CPA that is high enough

When you on revenue share for longer then a year (better two or more) simple figure out how high your player value is. Then you have a number to compare.

Try to negotiate Hybrid Deals, with that you have both parts.

ioc answered 3 years ago
rev share without any hesitation. The average value of every single player is higher than CPA.

MrProno answered 3 years ago
I only work for CPA because it think that my job is to find the client, the casino job is to make it play. When on Revsahre your income depend on the work of someone else and if he does not do a good job you don’t make money. So if you are on revsahre be sure to work with casino who are able to make player deposit. Also I think that because of the huge competition between casinos, average revenue player tend to go down.

The second point is the contract, if you check the contrat you sign, it can be cancelled anytime with no compensation. So if you bring 1000 clients and then you stop sending new clients for a while it make sense for the casino to cancel your account and stop paying you. And I quite sure more than one will do it.