The casino affiliate revenue share model allows casino
webmasters and online casino marketers alike to earn a percentage,
between 20% and 40% of the losses incurred by players referred.
For example if a player deposits and looses $500 on a 35%
commission structure you would be paid out $175 in commission.
These commissions are earned by affiliate last as long as
the player keeps on playing at the casino you referred them
to through your unique affiliate code. Your affiliate code
assigned when you create an account with an affiliate program.
This revenue sharing model is beneficial in the sense that
if you refer a high roller to the casino and they stay loyal
your earnings for that player alone may be well over $1000
for any month. Other benefits to this type of casino affiliate
program are that you can earn extra commissions on the second
tier for other webmasters you refer to the program. For example
if you refer a webmaster who in turn refers 5 players to the
casino, who combined loose a total of $1000 on a 5% 2nd tier,
you would receive an additional $50, which would be tacked
on to your commission check at the end of the month.
The only real down side to this model is that it goes both
ways. If a player wins $100 on a 35% commission structure,
$35 would be deducted from your commission earnings. Luckily
if your earnings are in the negative because a player hits
big many casino affiliate programs will zero out commission
balance the next calendar month so that you can generate positive
earnings the following month without having to work against
the any negative balance.
Then there's the CPA model where the you don't have to worry
about players winning but but loosing the big players that
would have generated a huge check based on the revenue share
model. To find about the CPA casino affiliate program model
click here.
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