- How do iGaming affiliate programs work?
- You register with the program, receive a unique tracking link, and place it on your site or campaigns. When a visitor clicks it, deposits and plays, the program attributes the player to you and pays either a percentage of that player's net gaming revenue, a one-off CPA, or a hybrid of both.
- What is a casino affiliate program?
- It is the partner scheme run by an online casino or its network, allowing independent publishers to promote the brand for commission. It is performance-based: you are paid on depositing players, not on clicks or impressions.
- How much do casino affiliates earn?
- Earnings scale with the quality and volume of depositing players rather than traffic alone. RevShare rates in the registry run from 25% to 45% of net gaming revenue, and CPA payments from roughly €80 to €350 per first-time depositor depending on market and deposit threshold.
- Should I take CPA or RevShare?
- CPA suits paid traffic where you need predictable payback within the campaign window. RevShare suits SEO and content traffic that retains for years. Hybrid is the sensible default when you are testing a new operator and want cash flow plus upside.
- What is negative carryover?
- If a player wins more than they lose in a month, the program's revenue for you is negative. With negative carryover, that deficit rolls into the next month and is deducted from your earnings. Without it, the balance resets to zero each month.
- Are gambling affiliate programs legal?
- Promoting licensed gambling operators is legal in most regulated markets, but advertising rules differ by country and often require age-gating, responsible-gambling messaging and, in some jurisdictions, registration of the affiliate itself. Check the rules of the market you send traffic from.