Topic: A Gambling Affiliate Program Problem (Read 269 times)

I agree with you, I have tried to enter the marketing affiliate world before and all I can say is that it is not as easy as what we see from other people, before you can make money here, you must first invest in the tools that you will use to affiliate and that includes hard work and advance knowledge about technology. Aside from that, you need to keep up with the trend in order to gain viewers, clients or consumers.

If someone hasn't been able to make money from affiliate programs, whether gambling or something else, it's because he hasn't found the right way for him. Most people have to try many ways to find it, which takes a lot of time. And that's what makes many people give up going through the process.

They think working as an affiliate is easy because they only need to share the link. But it won't be that easy. They must be able to find the right place to promote their affiliate links. This is difficult because many people already use social media to spread their affiliate links. They must be able to compete with other people who may also use the site to promote.

Maybe you need to try a rotator site that will display advertisements for the site you are promoting for people to see. I've seen someone use it to promote multiple sites. But I don't know the results because I didn't pay much attention.

Yea, it all depends on how early you joined the site, after it has been released. You will do very good if you join a site, just after it was launched, because many people will see your advertising for the site for the first time.

A lot of the older sites has been around for a long time and people have joined them already. I did very well with freebitco.in when it was launched and then the new signups dried up. A lot of other affiliate marketers also compete for the same target markets, so it makes things difficult. 🙄🤔

What @swogerino has been saying could be what's the problem OP, sometimes in this affiliate links, the people that you've sent your referral link and used your link to register, they might need to play in that casino to make the referral a legitimate one. I think that's what most gambling website that does referral nowadays do to prevent people that are abusing the referral system and to make sure that you're not just giving out referral to bots and such. You might want to also contact the online casino that you have got this problem from because they might have made a mistake on their side, make sure to cover all the possible reasons why you might've not been paid.

He already explained if what is the problem, although maybe you think there is no real problem here but it was only normal, for the reasons you said there. I can agree with that, but there might also be casinos who are dishonest about their operations?

As this wasn't the first time I saw a complaint like this. And then those people are very sure that they refer a couple of active people, which can be their family members, close friends, close co-workers, and the likes. Inviting won't be that hard if you have some skills in marketing. However yeah, there is no guarantee after that those that we refer are going to deposit and play regularly.

Hi, about your problem, could you please elaborate your main problem here? It's that you, having small income amount in your affiliated gambling sites? If that's the case, do you even read the terms and conditions, as well as the percentage of your income per referral? Am i right? you will only earn a big amount if you also have many referrals who are invited but it depends to the negotiated price percentage offer by the casino sites. almost all gambling streamers make money in the same way, aside from the view counts of their videos that's why I understand the reason why they earn a lot..

There is no doubt that there are people who can invite others easily because they are that type of person. So they have no difficulty at all in convincing others to join them. I have often met people like this, where they can get lots of people to join through their affiliates. But when we try it, we don't get any people at all because we are not used to using the methods. That could be why only a few people can successfully use affiliates and can get many people to join because they can convince other people.

Those who can get people to join will be happy because they can get commission bonuses. But those who can't will only be disappointed, and this makes many people feel like they have failed in using their affiliates. They choose to use other methods that suit them, and yes, they can indeed get people who want to join. These affiliate marketing methods will depend on each person because conveying information also requires different methods.

You're not making money because you referred the wrong people if you have several referrals, for you to make money in affiliate marketing in gambling, they should deposit play with a big amount of money, you'll earn decent money if you have a good number of VIP in your referrals.
Gambling affiliate marketing is not easy because you're not the only one promoting there are many of you and the casinos are also promoting themselves so you have to be active in promoting your link and as much as possible target the right gambler.
There's a lot of dedication if you're going to be a casino gambling affiliate but its rewarding if done right.

There are people who are really that good when it comes to inviting people or simply marketing stuffs on which they could easily hook up people and make registered under their links but in most cases on which people arent really that always be good on inviting including myself. Getting 1 referral would already be that tough. How much more on having tons? Just like the rest been saying that when it comes to affiliate marketing
then there would really be always those terms and conditions on which you would really be needing to comply or to be followed or else you wont really be able to earn something and this is what you should really be that aware so that you wont really be that expecting that much.

So if you do see that it isnt really working for you then it would be always better that you should really be that mindful about on the things which could happen because if you are
believing on something which it isnt included into their terms then disappointment would really be there. Its not a problem about on not to earn bonuses out of referrals,
it is really just that they do lack wagering. 

It is normal that you either make money or nothing at all. That's how gambling affiliates work. But some people can make money from gambling affiliates. They are used to working with affiliates and have successfully found the best ways to invite people to register via their affiliate link. This is not easy because you have to try many ways to find one that works and makes money for you. This may take a long time, especially if you are new to gambling affiliates. But if you are used to it, perhaps you just need to find ways that suit you.

..and a little mistake could contradict the whole meaning in the context - for some seconds, I kept wondering what your point was until I decided to figure it out from other people's response...

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well, affiliate programs ain't no easy task - you may be unfortunate to sign an affiliate contract with a casino that's marked with bad reputation already (sometimes hidden) -- so promoting them is like throwing shit to the wall to see if it sticks.. it could also harm your reputation as a promoter too..

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Just to be sure, have you read the promotion's terms of service and have made sure you met the prerequisites? for instance, a lot of casinos depend their referal earning based on the referred person's deposit/wager.

I would also suggest naming the casinos you've used because every kind of business has bad apples. There are some platforms who are suspected of not playing fair when it comes to this hence the community may shade a light if a particular platform has such reputation. Actually, if you're convinced this was the case for you, you could start a scam accusation with supporting evidence included, see: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-report-format-use-it-to-make-scam-reports-properly-260073

For me it's not just an issue of terms of service. It's very much likely that certain sites also outright delete or negate referral commission in violation of their own terms of service.

Financial sites are more regulated and provide more honest trscking with their affiliate programs so I think it's less likely for them to cheat, but with gambling sites it's a bit like wild west.

This is the reason I gave been seeing those working with affiliate marketing promote a wide variety of platforms. The best affilist earnings can come from inviting people to a platform that becomes famous early but it's impossible to predict how good and popular a platform will be simply from being early. So the affiliate marketers will have an wide array of platforms to promote usually because sticking with just one can be risky for so many reasons.

No need, OP, to claim that you don't know the reason why you're earning a little revenue from your affiliate program. It's not a thing to raise an alarm for, provided that you are not referring lots of people to use the casino, and if they're wagering a smaller amount of money, then there'll be no need to expect a huge amount of money through an affiliate. On the other hand, an affiliate program requires money to run ads and promotions to reach out to lots of gamblers and as well high rollers. I like affiliate programs because of their result in the life of the marketer. At some point in the life of affiliate marketers, they won't have a reason to work again. Money now works for them while they sleep. For such a job or task, it's not a short-term investment. So, choosing a strong casino that has endured time, is the best idea. It'll be saddening to hear that the casino you've been running an affiliate for is no longer active.

That would be years of wasted effort. To make money in an affiliate program, set up a gambling blog, and target audiences from countries like Australia, the USA, Canada, etc. Any country you know has some interest in gambling, target them in your ads or SEO technique. Buy some backlinks from these countries and post relevant and quality content each day. See it as a long-term investment, that'll later on pay you lots of money, and may not need you to work again. Pro affiliates spend thousands of dollars to garner clicks to their affiliate link. It's very lucrative work for internet marketers to earn big in affiliate programs. Companies use this method to employ independent advertisers to help promote the company for a reward. I've read of pro affiliate marketers being invited by the company to visit the headquarters as appreciation for being the highest earners. Some of them earn more than the company's staff. Op only needs to understand how affiliate programs work, and sticking to one company can be faster in achieving results, compared to moving from one affiliate program to another.

Affiliate programs comes with commission and it's measure in % most of the time. As for gambling platforms, what they are after is to reach out to more users that can come to their platform and use their services. What they does is they give you an affiliate link, specific to you alone and if a customer register an account and deposit some amount and make some wagers, they will give you a cut from what the person wager, so if you are the type person that has large base, you will make money from it but if you don't, you will not get much from this business.

Some is leader board method, the casino see you as a person that stylishly convince people to their platform, they can make $50k for affiliate marketing for people to bring more people to their platform and the more people you bring and use the platform, the more allocation you are going to get but some does comes with terms and conditions for in cases when they don't have much people, they will reduce the threshold.

Becoming affiliate or even just simply trying out to make that referral kind of career then there's no fix income or profit that you could really get into this one. Why? It would really be always depending on the
referrals that you had invited whether they have been depositing or making up some wager into the site that you are referring or simply into your links on which there's no way that casino would be giving out a bonus into someone without getting benefit out of those people that you had invited and this is really just that a normal that they would really be requiring for those wagering thing before you could really be able to get a bonus. So dont get surprised nor being shocked into those things because it would really be just that normal that they would be asking it out.

Its not actually a problem, the problem here is that into your referral or who signed up under your link. They arent making wagers so its normal that bonus is less.
This is where you would be able to realize that if ever you do spread up your links then it would be wise if it would be focused into some gambling forum or community on which you do
know that majority of traffic would be gambling related on which it does make sense.

That's the problem that I have with people who join affiliate programs, especially those related to gambling. They thought soon as they are joined to the roster they can start earning from the get-go. The thing is that you'd need to really put yourself out there and have people believe you can be trusted so they'd sign up under your name. And if you couldn't do that alone then you have your answer why your profits as an affiliate's not working as intended.

Now, let's say you have a sizeable following and you are expecting a great deal of money coming your way, have you checked the terms and conditions of the affiliate program you just signed up for? Sometimes these casinos oblige their users to stay on a low-income setup for the meantime while their skills and efforts are tested, and this low-income setup could be the reason why you're not earning as much as you've expected. But affiliate programs like these are few and far between cause hello, this is not fair for the people who exert the effort to put themselves out there in the name of the casino they are advertising, so most likely you might wanna check the first reason I just stated.

this is a normal condition because the profit from affiliates that you will get depends on how you convince many people to register using your referral link and the more you get new customers, of course your income will be bigger and on the one hand it all depends on how big it is. these new customers bet even though you only have 5 new customers but by betting large amounts you will definitely get big results.
If you are an affiliate, you should know how to convince potential new customers out there to try the casino you are promoting and I'm sure you can definitely get lots of new customers and you won't regret it like this.

even though I'm not an affiliate, I understand a little about how affiliates work so I keep trying to get new customers because this way the opportunity to get big profits becomes more certain.

If you're not earning enough money through referrals, it could be because the person you referred is not regularly playing and depositing. Therefore, it's important to double-check their referral commission to make sure it's correct. If the commission is too low, it may be a problem, and you should contact support for assistance. It's crucial to ensure that you're receiving the correct referral commission amount. Be sure to read carefully the referral commission requirements, as some programs have several conditions that you must meet before receiving them.

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Concerning how you makes a little or not at all profit in your gambling, I must tell you that if you chases after making profits while gambling without the implying entertainments on your stakes is accompanied with frustrations because gambling specifically in winning is a game of luck and also your deeds of experiences is also considered as a pave way in other to take winning in your games.
This is not like normal business where you Invests your funds and expects profits according to your wills or by your marketing strategies.
It is to be considered that all gamblers have every tendencies to loosing their stakes because there is no guarantee that one who stakes in gambling is to win on before the game is kickstarted so it is possible for one to have straight looses and also straight winnings while you gambles.

Yeah. Winning in gambling is exciting while loosing is depressing so I must advice you to always bear it in mind so you don't keep chasing profits on your gambling else you could end up loosing all you have have and ends up regretting your gambling experiences.
This is to let you know that there is no expert in gambling who hasn't counted lost and so, everyone in the gambling fields are liable to count lost but are only liable to uphold with the situations by acknowledging that loosing in gambling is just as one who pays for the game board in which they plays while considering winning as compliments.

A must talent I think. Some writers can influence someone to click links and make people buy also but marketing is the game in the business. If you could reach out to millions of people using the adnetworks to advertise to possible target audiences, the affiliate marketer could make money.

Since Google already allows cryptocurrency ads, I think it's already a good chance for those who wanna try it. You don't haave to directly advertise the casino but maybe advertise a single page where the casino GIF banners are visible to the readers.

I guess it really varies on what's your personality type and what you prefer doing. It's really draining and tiring to do things that you don't really like just for the sake of doing it for money. It will exhaust you if you find no reason to love what you are doing and it will become just a chore to you instead of fulfilling you. If you are introvert, affiliate programs might drain your energy because it involves marketing to different people and encouraging them to use your link or code to earn a small commission. If you are not fun of small talks to encourage one to join, it might not be suitable for you and eventually will make you quit. Hopefully though, you already found out which path to take and is happy and peaceful with it.

Usually the affiliate commissions given based on total wagered all of the affiliates in certain period and/or based on the total loss of the affiliates in certain period.
"Only deposit" without wager/bet will be not taken into the affiliate commissions because it can be abused.

Some casinos will not include any wager from the bonus (non deposit balance) into the affiliate earning.
That is why I wrote deposits and bets, for example:
Casino A offers free spins as a welcome bonus to newly registered users, that wager wont be taken into the affiliate earning because its a free money from the casino.

Like downline such as with networking? I think it doesn't work that way. Referral bonuses are most of the time linked with a new account registration and that ends there. However if each of their transactions will go through your account, as an agent or real affiliate, then that would be the time you will be earning from time to time, whenever they are playing. I saw this with cockfighting online betting tournaments in my city wherein affiliates are seeking for their 'players' who would want to bet but doesn't know where to send their money with; affiliates or agents (as the term being used in my area), are the ones putting credits on their accounts and also ones who withdraw it for them. If I get it correctly, the thing being talked about here is just referral ID which is only being used once and that is upon registration and making their first deposit, unless the site would allow it that they'll earn as well as referral, in every bet or something which is a bit rare as far as I know.
Is it with every deposit? or is there a specific amount perhaps the referred player will reach $1k worth of deposit then after that referral would be useless? 'coz deposits are directly to the player's account and if it is just referral they have contributed as affiliate then won't it be unfair for sites to give bonuses in all and each of there referred deposits? unless the one who made the referral still does something in every transaction of the referred player, it will be the only instance I guess they would earn from it.

As far as I know, affiliate program business is mostly carried out by partners or bookies in the world of online gambling, the aim is to make a profit by entering your referral link/code when they register, This has been done by members here at one of the online casinos active here called: COINSLOTTY

In my memory, if you are one of the members who applies the Affiliate Program in gambling, you have to go through the four things below.

Based on the quote above, it is quite clear that those who register and gamble at one of the casinos using your affiliate referral code, obviously the commission goes into your balance, except: they register without using your referral code and you do not promote the casino.

You need to know the people under your referrals, check the stats of people who registered with your ref link on every casino.
Your earning depends on the Quality of your referrals, not Quantity.
2 active referrals with deposits and bets are better than 100 referrals, but most of them are dormant accounts.

I think you are new into this gambling world, learn how the affiliate system works on every casino you know.
Its not just paste your ref link everywhere then wait for the earnings, you must have a strategy to maximize your earnings.

Yeah exactly. Referrals will only give you few dollars but when your referrals started to make transactions like placing bets regardless of them winning or losing the game you will get commisions. My friends are good at this they have made thousands of dollars through commisions as their referrals were big time bettors and working abroad.

There have been multiple reports that casinos use dubious tactics to be able to reduce the amount of earnings that an affiliate can make (however if it is not obvious, it can not be proven).

If you aren't a victim of this, then the answer is simple: You are not referring players who are consistently wagering.

You should also check and compare each website to ensure that you are getting the most competitive rate. Some affiliate programs might pay fractions of what another might play.

I think that it should also be noted that we are in a time that is economically different to times of the past. People may not be looking to gamble anymore, as there are many other alternatives to gambling that provide less risk with potentially more upside.

It is not by referral sign up alone. Those that you gave your referral code and registered through it, must place their bet for you to be able to have commission and your commission will be directly proportional to the amount that was staked. Casinos are out there for business and they wouldn't just give commission without any profit. It is another means of promoting the casino and helping them to make money.

Everyone thinks that it's the same old way where you just refer some people and you get some money for doing so, it's not like this anymore, these companies knew that people are abusing referral links, they use different but same hardware to refer each other and get money.

Now things are not the same, your referrals have to also deposit some money and even place money on bets to be marked as a valid referral, if all those you refer did nothing you won't get anything in return and to me it's fair enough.

People like abusing everything, including those that requires making some money, people always want to cheat, they always want to make money the easiest way and faster.

Don't affiliate program rewards depend on how much the person spends on the casino? I highly doubt you'd get any big profit out of it since any big spender would've probably used their friends/close relatives' affiliates or just don't bother with it in the first place. I don't think it's a problem, that's just how said affiliate programs work. Otherwise, everyone would literally be scrambling to spread it out to others. If you're close to people who use your affiliate links, try asking them if they even play. That might get you closer to the answer you want.

It depends on the affiliate who registered it often plays or not? If not then you will not earn anything if the total wagered referral you play a little then a little result, so it depends on the player what is the total amount of bets the bigger the bet the bigger your commission.

Naah.... the question is whether your referrals are active? This should be what you can do because with many active ones you will automatically get a commission from the total number of bets as said above, but what I know is that someone who is a casino affiliate they always have an active channel of interaction with each other and sometimes always give tips so that many continue to play.

I have never experienced a person who made a large profit through referral program bonuses on a gambling platform. It's just not clear to me what your problem is here, dude.

Because most of what I read that becomes an issue with the referral bonus is that the number of people who sign up under your referral is not given correctly to get a profit, why are you an influencer who is known on the social media platform? Most of the time, it's influencers who take advantage of the referral bonus.

In the past, the affiliate marketing used to be easy. It wasn't as saturated as it presently.The level of work was reduced but now you need to have a large following on social media, you need to write and be visible on the Internet. Some affiliate marketers have to go as far running their own ads on Facebook, Instagram. I'll say that the you earn a little because of your followers are small or because you need a better strategy.

Your earnings depend on your referrals' wages if they are not playing then you will not earn or if they are not spending a lot then do not expect a lot of money in your earnings, if you know your referrals' personality or they know who they sign up with better offer a rake back or a percentage of your earnings so they will become active in playing or motivated to play.

And always become updated on the terms, we have seen reports of casinos changing their terms or changing the whole structure of their referrals, many of them losing all their referrals or losing a big portion of their earnings, your referral earnings are your residual income and your referrals sign up to your link believing that you are referring to a good casino, so only promote casino with good reputation, who will not scam your referrals and will not steal your earnings.

All affiliate programs provided by gambling sites must have requirements or categories that can be carried out by your affiliate.
It not just about you promoting the site and providing referral links but also the number of people who use those referrals and how much money they deposit to gamble.
If the more people use the referrals you provide and the more each referral user deposits money to bet, the amount of profit you get will definitely increase even more.

Maybe the problem that occurs with the affiliate that you have done is that only few people use the referrals that you share and they also only deposit small amounts of money so the profits are relatively small.

My advice to you is also to share any of your winnings with them by using several of these sites and you must be able to target those who use your referrals to be people who are generous in gambling.
Maybe it will be difficult to find people like this, but if you share series of broadcasts or videos of the wins you get more often, it can provide special interest.
Several times I have said that making money from affiliates is very difficult thing, it is easy just to share referrals but the hardest thing is to find gamblers who are generous and want to use these referrals.

I'm not sure what the problem is, if the user didn't meet the requirement to make you earn a commission from the affiliate program, it means the problem was on your side.

It's hard to invite people to register using your referral link and regularly to lose their money on the casino, most of the time you only able to find people who join using your referral link, but they didn't use their accounts.

You can check the referral terms of each casino you register with, maybe they have changed their terms of service so that it affects your income. Or it could be because the user you referred has not been very active in gambling in recent times so your income is affected. There are many reasons why your income is affected and you should be able to find out what the cause is.

Yes, many people experience problems like you are experiencing because getting bonuses from affiliate programs is not easy. We have to pay attention and do a lot, not just spread our affiliate link and hope many people register via the affiliate link. You can pay attention to what streamers do on YouTube or other social media, where they actively communicate with their followers and share their affiliate links. But I don't suggest you do the same thing as them because you have to be able to find a method that suits you.

Trying to play with affiliate links requires patience and a lot of trial and error because we have to have many methods we can use individually. By trying one by one, we can see which method works well and that's where we focus more on developing it.

That has been a common issue among affiliates, the casino changing their terms and eventually losing your referrals or losing a big cut of the earnings I have seen some complaints in the scam section, where an affiliate has been earning for many years from his hundreds of referrals but when they change their terms or create an update they've deleted the referrals, this is stealing, the affiliates have worked hard to recruit these people and its not an easy job recruiting gamblers much more a would be VIP sign up to your link.
I have a friend who had over 50 referrals but is not earning a lot because very few of them are active players and many of them only play once in a blue moon, you have no guarantee for each signup that you are going to make money, which is why some affiliates offer cash back to motivate his referrals to deposit and play.

I mean I think that was just pretty normal in a lot of casinos, most casinos were offering affiliate programs where you could earn a little amount of money for sure, I believed you could earn on affiliate depending on the policy of it since most of the time they needed to at least gamble on the website or do some kind of deposit in order to be counted as a affiliate it wasn't just inviting them and registering then you could easily earn a cent something like that since that can be abused you could easily just created a lot of accounts and count that as an affiliate so most of the time, the affiliate need to gamble in order to get the commission probably a small percentage of that.

If you didn't get any kind of reward you should read the rules to see what you did wrong, I mean there might be some kind of rules that you didn't follow that is why you didn't receive the reward if you sure that all of the rules are followed then you could report it directly to the casino.

An affiliate program is a legitimate strategy and you could actually earn a good amount of money here if you have some kind of group, YouTubers earn a good amount of money in affiliate programs through their subscribers.

The gambling industry has the most lucrative commission program IMO, so if you can't earn a substantial amount of money, it's specific to individual promoters. It can be because you're unlucky or have little traffic and authorship/reputation. I have like 10+ users joining with my link, and only 1 is a gambling addict and brings 99% of my revenue. So yeah, don't give up if you have quite a lot of users joining via your link since you only need a little bit of luck

Where did you promote it?
I have had some success in creating just the medium article for the casino but only 2 referrals signed up but was surprised one of them spent more than $2k.

It must depend on the kind of article you created and where you promoted the article. If you create an article like "How to Win Roulette with Strategies" and then you detail something in there, you might just get some money. This I tried. Promoting it to social media I think is an effective way.

As long as the gambling site you are promoting through your referral link is legit, you should be able to receive the reward for your effort. Legitimacy of the site should be the first thing you have to look at, then if you had already verified that, you should try to improve your starategy on how to become an effective Affiliate Program partner. Maybe try to look for youtube videos, search some articles that will help you so you'll reach your goal.

This isn't an easy journey to be honest, having a social media accounts with decent number of followers might be helpful as well, as you can influence them to sign up under your referral program. I hope you'll study more as the way I read your question, it seems like you are still a newbie in affiliate marketing.

I'm pretty sure you already reached out to the casino's customer support about the little affiliate commissions you're getting so I'm curious to know what was their reasoning. Sudden change in terms is one of the common answer but I've also seen some casino accusing the marketer of creating fake referrals. They blocked those accounts they thought as fake and paid only what they saw as legitimate.

I suppose what you want to know is why you are earning little with the affiliate program and why there are times when you don't receive anything even though you have referrals, if it is really these two questions that you want to know, then I would recommend that you go read the TOS of each casino you use to understand what criteria each casino you use has made in relation to affiliate payments, if you don't see this in the TOS of the casinos you use, then you need to contact casino support and ask questions to them. Another very important point is that you check what was the highest amount of money you have ever received from your referrals and what was the lowest amount of money you have ever received from your referrals

Then you also need to check the frequency of days you have received and the frequency of days you have not received, you also need to check in your account whether on the days you do not receive, it means that you do not receive any commission or you only receive little. After doing this, check if the same thing has happened in all the casinos where you have an account and referrals, this will help you to know if a certain casino is not paying you on purpose, there is a casino on this forum that has happened to stay changing the rules on affiliate commissions and not paying such commissions, I don't know if you are in the casino I'm talking about.

Anyway, if you can, you could post a list of all the casinos you use and have referrals for, and talk about the casinos that are causing you problems, that would make it easier for us to see if more people are having the same problem as yours and we could give you advice according to the situation, because it is very difficult to give advice without having a lot of data, without knowing which specific casino you are talking about

You didn’t mention what’s the status of your referral because your profit is base on the percentage of the house edge(rakeback) of your referral. You can’t earn huge affiliate commission if you don’t have whale or active referral player.

I’m assuming that you didn’t read the mechanics on how affiliate commission work. You should read the full terms so that you can compute your expected profit with your referral wager amount.

I used to do affiliate for cloudbet and they showed me that I was among the top affiliates for their site, generating hundreds of leads.
But after they change their terms, I would get no revenue.
If you want to promote a crypto casino, I would recommend picking a trusted one without open and non-addressed allegations against them.

Yes it's true that a provider can not honor their affiliate commissions owed to you, but a trusted one would never do such a thing. So pick the provider you are promoting carefully.

In affiliate program you need to own your own group where will be sharing your personal link to people over there to sign up you can only make a substantial when you share across your ref link to a larger community. It could be community created from Twitter or Facebook whenever you shares your link you get more people to sign up at the progress of that you get more people registered under you.
Maybe that will increase your earnings and you must adhere strictly to the rules of the casino or gambling site to enable you be able to make withdrawal from your referrals, sometime those casino do sets specific amount of ref you must have to be able to cash out from the site.

Describing this as a problem would indicate that you used to make money with it, or someone told you that you could make big bucks with it.

I don't know personally anyone who got paid big for it (then again big is subjective number here), or made a decent living with just it. You are getting a small fraction of the money inflow of people who you invited. It's going to be small pocket change or even less meant for rewarding you for new players. If you get lucky and invite whales, then it's another story i guess. But even with those, they would need to be playing and active. I am only using referral links for the casinos i am playing in anyhow. So everything is a bonus to my gambling budget.

Most of the times you probably won't make a penny as changes that people you manage to get high rollers registered that would play enough are pretty small.

Yeah I was on the same shoes as well mate, I was also an online casino affiliate few years back and it makes me earn few dollars through commisions. Since I am a type of guy that has no talent in encouraging everyone to jump-in like sharing my affiliate links on social media, the result was boring and it made me quit.

That depends on how much your referrals play,if you for example are in a casino where the referral commission is 10% and you have like 100 referrals,I mean active referrals you should be making a substantial hefty commission to yourself.Now I don't know what you call little amount of money as it is different for each of us but if I were in the above case and had 100 active referrals in a casino that pays 10% commission on every single bet they make I would be a very happy person as active gamblers who play slot machines can be a gold mine in this regard.In the end it all depends in the casino where you have the referrals,based on how they pay commissions.

Hi Everyone,  

I have an online gambling related question. I don't know if this is the right place to post such a question, so I'm sorry if I posted in the incorrect forum.

I'm a Gambling Affiliate and something is bothering for some time. In most of the casino affiliate programs that I registered to casino classic rewards, I can make a little amount of money or nothing at all. Did anybody encountered a similar problem?

Thanks,
Idan