How does affilate programs work in casinos?

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on April 26, 2024, 05:32:12 AM

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And it's about the competition as well as there are a lot of individuals too who try to be affiliate and went the whole nine yards but was not successful in the end. In short, this is a niche market and unless you are a authority, a well known personality in the gambling world, it's very hard to earn money thru this method. I also did this before, maybe got 1-2 active gamblers, earn some, but it's not like you are going to survived from it. Not saying that we can't be successful, but you really need to work very hard, go to different gambling forums and then reintroduce yourself before gaining some gamblers to sign under you.

What I think is affiliate marketing only work for content creator i.e. someone who don't care with privacy.

While we're in this forum are pseudonymous, although people can know the credibility and trustworthy someone's account, but it's not enough to reach "whales" and "addicts" to sign under your referral and gamble a lot.

To be frank, affiliate marketing in gambling niche might be the hardest to success except you don't mind to "scam" them i.e. gambling is a way to make money, I can get rich from gambling etc.

In this case we see that things with Affiliate marketing are very good , in fact it is one of the Programs that are very good, as long as People are found to be able to support those at the top, I would not call it. a pyramid but an option to gain community, and it is something very good, in fact it is one of the things that the casinos have to win for them, and for us to win, in fact I believe that BC.GAME has an this program but in it kind of changed the rules of this program and now the rewards are less and that's something that I personally don't like, because if people are Winning then they have to Keep letting them do that, so in this case things happen when a project does things Well, it's educational, an affiliate program cannot change if it is very successful for customers, well in my humble Opinion.

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Quote from: Yaunfitda on April 26, 2024, 03:07:11 AM

And it's about the competition as well as there are a lot of individuals too who try to be affiliate and went the whole nine yards but was not successful in the end. In short, this is a niche market and unless you are a authority, a well known personality in the gambling world, it's very hard to earn money thru this method. I also did this before, maybe got 1-2 active gamblers, earn some, but it's not like you are going to survived from it. Not saying that we can't be successful, but you really need to work very hard, go to different gambling forums and then reintroduce yourself before gaining some gamblers to sign under you.

What I think is affiliate marketing only work for content creator i.e. someone who don't care with privacy.

While we're in this forum are pseudonymous, although people can know the credibility and trustworthy someone's account, but it's not enough to reach "whales" and "addicts" to sign under your referral and gamble a lot.

To be frank, affiliate marketing in gambling niche might be the hardest to success except you don't mind to "scam" them i.e. gambling is a way to make money, I can get rich from gambling etc.

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This is as sub partnering with a particular casino by which you are linked up to their platform with tasks being expected to react to such as to attract measures by which would bring benefits to the casino gambling and whatever values you creates upon the casino so you would have a percentage of rewards.

This might actually not be of much fun that lot of gamblers do find while gambling because the affiliation with the gambling is literally that you are chasing incomes so, you should also be endivoired to consider the terms of the casino platforms which your friend is introducing you to so that you don't regret it all and misses out your normal gambling ways of life.

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Quote from: Dailyscript on April 26, 2024, 03:52:50 AM

Quote from: Pokapoka124 on April 09, 2024, 10:39:37 AM

Quote from: SmartGold01 on April 06, 2024, 07:14:16 PM

Does affiliate program refers to someone endorsing the casino?
Sincerely speaking I have seen lots of these social media influencers doing affiliate marketing whereby they post their ref code or link together in their post, this doesn't mean that they are solely reliable for those who are signing up for the website. There is different between a representative and affiliate marketer, this person gets his code or link share but due to how they are influencial people would go signed up and start making use of the website this doesn't mean that if anyone Lose their money the influencer will be hold responsible.

I can also reference other case that relates with Elon musk tweeting about some memecoin, he doesn't directly asked you to go put your live saving in those projects, hence if the coin dump you won't hold him responsible for the lost but he tweeted about the coin that's was why many people who bought dogecoin when tweeted lose lot of money with the mindset that the coin would eventually gets to 1$ but it fails and lot of people lost money.

Elon Musk tweeting about doge coin cannot be used as a reference here. He has no legal bindings with the project. We all know why he was doing that, it seemed he had a huge amount of doge and wanted to cause FUD that will increase the price so he can sell.

An example which is relatable is this; You wear a signature for a casino, you promote their services and new users get to know about the platform through your advertisements. Don’t you think you have a moral obligation to use your signature space wisely and promote projects which you believe are legitimate and align with your values?

Well i think it can be used here. Because affiliate means influencing a product or service. So whether you are paid or not if one chooses to influence a project without any payment plans then he is doing that for his own benefits. And that is what Elon Mus did. He invested lots of money into DOGE coin so he used his influence to make the price pump so high so that he can gain massive profits.

They say it is dangerous that someone with such influence could make the world spin, might be in a negative way or a positive way depending on the choice he made. Someone contrlling millions of internet users, what do you expect? He could get anything he wants or desire any day or anytime.

People, it's not only about money. The man invested heavily in a meme coin and pushed it up, raising its value. No market anomaly—this is a masterclass in how powerful figures may shift the game. He may have profited, but it raises concerns about how readily markets may be manipulated, especially in crypto. How can we identify market manipulation in this brave new world? We need clearer standards. Transparency matters. Know what's happening to protect yourself. This whole incident is a wake-up call about how powerful some people are and why laws are important.

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For sure, some gambling site do run affiliate program in form of referral which in turn have a specific reward for referral. You and the referee might get the bonus, or any you in some cases. However this is just an advertisement strategy employed by the developers to gain more customers by promising each of the users of their platform the chance of getting a bonus/ reward if they meet the specification.

Quote from: Bitinity on April 26, 2024, 04:49:01 AM

How do you know that there is no young people here? This forum can be accessed without any age restrictions, even my 7 years old son can access this forum to read and watch everything (including gambling ads) in this forum if he wants. Not only in this forum but in wider place (the internet), there are many gambling ads out there. My opinion, we cant blame what people do in the internet that may lead others into bad things but we as viewers are those who responsible to ourselves. For kids, parents are those who are responsible for what their children watch in the internet.

The internet is indeed a place for all varieties of information and we are responsible for the outcome of what we allow to sink down into our head/mind. Though there are some ads that pops up on their own without you permission and you'll have to wait until it done before you can access your destined search, this is common on the YouTube app and some other apps which runs ads.

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Quote from: Bitinity on April 26, 2024, 04:49:01 AM

How do you know that there is no young people here? This forum can be accessed without any age restrictions, even my 7 years old son can access this forum to read and watch everything (including gambling ads) in this forum if he wants. Not only in this forum but in wider place (the internet), there are many gambling ads out there. My opinion, we cant blame what people do in the internet that may lead others into bad things but we as viewers are those who responsible to ourselves. For kids, parents are those who are responsible for what their children watch in the internet.

You're correct.

I remember there was a teenager that didn't even reach 18 years old admit if he was a gambling addict and he didn't want someone able to find him since he ever create a thread and publicity his real name in this forum. After that, theymos choose to remove the "OP" and leave it as a guest.

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I clearly wrote that such games, which are watched by a lot of children, should not have gambling ads, because for those under the age of 18, the streamer is an authoritative person. And such children will think that the casino is good and they will easily find how to go to play it. You know modern young people and their abilities. And the forum is a place where ONLY experienced people sit. There are no such young people here. Our forum is not a 0+ rated Hearsthone. Therefore, comparing the words of streamers and signature campaigns is fundamentally wrong.

How do you know that there is no young people here? This forum can be accessed without any age restrictions, even my 7 years old son can access this forum to read and watch everything (including gambling ads) in this forum if he wants. Not only in this forum but in wider place (the internet), there are many gambling ads out there. My opinion, we cant blame what people do in the internet that may lead others into bad things but we as viewers are those who responsible to ourselves. For kids, parents are those who are responsible for what their children watch in the internet.

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If I am not mistaken the easier example is, you get a unique link and you share it to other people and when they use that link to sign up you can earn points which can be exchange to money. Another example, in gambling if you invite someone every time they wager a certain portion of that bet will be your profit so if you invite someone that place bet with millions, you'll get a percentage of that but it's still depends on the gambling site, they have different terms and conditions on their referral program campaigns.

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Quote from: Bitinity on April 26, 2024, 04:27:02 AM

Quote from: summonerrk on April 26, 2024, 04:17:01 AM

I don't like streamers and infruencers who earn money from casino referral programs. It seems to me that this is an unfair way of earning money. They can make a profit by attracting new players, without thinking about the fact that gambling can become a real problem for some of them. This is cruel and irresponsible behavior that can cause irreparable harm to someone's life.
It seems to me that it is important to be more responsible about gambling and to help those who suffer from addiction, rather than using them for personal gain.

I have no idea why you call them who have the benefits of being influencers/streamers who earn from affiliate program is earning money in an unfair way because they are also working hard for it. What is the difference between them who are earning from the affiliate programs by promoting it with their social media accounts and you who are earning money by promoting casino in your signature space? Do you think that your signature will not attract new players which also can be real problem for them? Do you also think that participating in signature campaign of gambling site is also irresponsible behavior?

I clearly wrote that such games, which are watched by a lot of children, should not have gambling ads, because for those under the age of 18, the streamer is an authoritative person. And such children will think that the casino is good and they will easily find how to go to play it. You know modern young people and their abilities. And the forum is a place where ONLY experienced people sit. There are no such young people here. Our forum is not a 0+ rated Hearsthone. Therefore, comparing the words of streamers and signature campaigns is fundamentally wrong.

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Quote from: summonerrk on April 26, 2024, 04:17:01 AM

I don't like streamers and infruencers who earn money from casino referral programs. It seems to me that this is an unfair way of earning money. They can make a profit by attracting new players, without thinking about the fact that gambling can become a real problem for some of them. This is cruel and irresponsible behavior that can cause irreparable harm to someone's life.
It seems to me that it is important to be more responsible about gambling and to help those who suffer from addiction, rather than using them for personal gain.

I have no idea why you call them who have the benefits of being influencers/streamers who earn from affiliate program is earning money in an unfair way because they are also working hard for it. What is the difference between them who are earning from the affiliate programs by promoting it with their social media accounts and you who are earning money by promoting casino in your signature space? Do you think that your signature will not attract new players which also can be real problem for them? Do you also think that participating in signature campaign of gambling site is also irresponsible behavior?

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I don't like streamers and infruencers who earn money from casino referral programs. It seems to me that this is an unfair way of earning money. They can make a profit by attracting new players, without thinking about the fact that gambling can become a real problem for some of them. This is cruel and irresponsible behavior that can cause irreparable harm to someone's life.
It seems to me that it is important to be more responsible about gambling and to help those who suffer from addiction, rather than using them for personal gain.

Therefore, when even my favorite streamer in Hearthstone began to advertise the casino for all who watching him (many of young persons), I felt that my respect for him was falling.

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Quote from: Agbamoni on March 28, 2024, 11:30:11 AM

I was wondering how does casino affiliates programs work.

I have a friend who is an affiliate marketer. He does affiliate programs for various sectors. For example in the health sector, finance sector, educational sector and so many. It got me thinking after he tried introducing me into it, he is trying to make me change my mind from gambling in 8 ball pool instead i should use the money to get an online affiliate course.

Am curious right now, to know how does affiliates program work in gambling. I know gambling is big niche and they also run affiliate programs, so anyhow have an idea?

- All casinos online once you create an account will give you a referral link or bonus commission right on their platform for every acquaintance you refer.

that's why it only becomes effective for streamers or influencers who have a high number of followers or subscribers, but for someone like me who is not like them who have huge followers, their affiliate marketing will not work for me either.

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on April 09, 2024, 10:39:37 AM

Quote from: SmartGold01 on April 06, 2024, 07:14:16 PM

Does affiliate program refers to someone endorsing the casino?
Sincerely speaking I have seen lots of these social media influencers doing affiliate marketing whereby they post their ref code or link together in their post, this doesn't mean that they are solely reliable for those who are signing up for the website. There is different between a representative and affiliate marketer, this person gets his code or link share but due to how they are influencial people would go signed up and start making use of the website this doesn't mean that if anyone Lose their money the influencer will be hold responsible.

I can also reference other case that relates with Elon musk tweeting about some memecoin, he doesn't directly asked you to go put your live saving in those projects, hence if the coin dump you won't hold him responsible for the lost but he tweeted about the coin that's was why many people who bought dogecoin when tweeted lose lot of money with the mindset that the coin would eventually gets to 1$ but it fails and lot of people lost money.

Elon Musk tweeting about doge coin cannot be used as a reference here. He has no legal bindings with the project. We all know why he was doing that, it seemed he had a huge amount of doge and wanted to cause FUD that will increase the price so he can sell.

An example which is relatable is this; You wear a signature for a casino, you promote their services and new users get to know about the platform through your advertisements. Don’t you think you have a moral obligation to use your signature space wisely and promote projects which you believe are legitimate and align with your values?

Well i think it can be used here. Because affiliate means influencing a product or service. So whether you are paid or not if one chooses to influence a project without any payment plans then he is doing that for his own benefits. And that is what Elon Mus did. He invested lots of money into DOGE coin so he used his influence to make the price pump so high so that he can gain massive profits.

They say it is dangerous that someone with such influence could make the world spin, might be in a negative way or a positive way depending on the choice he made. Someone contrlling millions of internet users, what do you expect? He could get anything he wants or desire any day or anytime.

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Quote from: Jawhead999 on April 22, 2024, 10:13:40 AM

Quote from: danherbias07 on April 22, 2024, 09:50:46 AM

That's correct. So, if one person is not the type to do these things then it won't be a successful one. Finding the right target audience will be the key to making a high number of referrals or affiliates and then we have to make sure that they will deposit and gamble because it would be nonsense if we made them register under our name or referral link and then they will not gamble at all.
Most gambling sites will pay through a percentage of the referred gambler, like 3-7 percent of his total deposited money or maybe less. I wish they also add a percentage of their wagered amount but I doubt that because it could go to thousands of dollars wagered while the gambler has not lost that much yet. I've done that before in just $10 deposited money, I somehow made my way to a $2000 wagered amount before all of it was gone. It's like playing tag with the gambling site.

Yep,

I did promoting my referral link on my signature space, not sure how long I wear it, probably 3-6 months. But I only get less than 10 referrals, most of them didn't gamble, some of them use faucet to gamble, either 1-2 users made deposit, but the amount was too low, I can't even withdraw my reward. Cheesy

If someone put all of their effort and time to become affiliate, believe me you can't even survive...

Those streamers who become affiliate have many income sources, affiliate is just like a bonus.

And it's about the competition as well as there are a lot of individuals too who try to be affiliate and went the whole nine yards but was not successful in the end. In short, this is a niche market and unless you are a authority, a well known personality in the gambling world, it's very hard to earn money thru this method. I also did this before, maybe got 1-2 active gamblers, earn some, but it's not like you are going to survived from it. Not saying that we can't be successful, but you really need to work very hard, go to different gambling forums and then reintroduce yourself before gaining some gamblers to sign under you.

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Quote from: entertheabyss on April 07, 2024, 03:01:23 AM

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Affiliate programs in casinos work by allowing individuals or businesses to promote the casino's products or services through various marketing channels, such as websites, social media, or email newsletters. When a user clicks on an affiliate link and subsequently signs up or makes a deposit on the casino's platform, the affiliate earns a commission or a percentage of the player's losses or winnings. These programs incentivize affiliates to drive traffic to the casino and can be lucrative for both parties involved.

Been lucrative and innovative to enchanced our ability to maintain the steady flow of profits in the space. Affiliate marketing runs smoothly when indulged in casinos because there's high stakes and traffics roaming in and out. Anyone that sits in position on running affiliates programs will tends to generates revenue and also up for profitable grabs because there's always a targets to hits in the space. There are many good number for those that's competent to deliver tasks.

Well, it's not as easy as it may sound to become an affiliate and earn a lot of profit and money because you can't easily find people joining platforms or buying services or products using your link so that you can get a commission for it. People who are profitable in this venture are the ones who work hard on their advertising material how they promote their affiliate links and where they need to do it, no one can do that.

A lot of people think they can easily earn a lot of money if they get into affiliate marketing, but it isn't true, whether it's about gambling or any other industry, it's not an easy task to earn money through affiliate marketing unless someone has a wide network and has access to a large audience where they can easily promote their links and manage to get a bunch of referrals or users.

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Quote from: danherbias07 on April 22, 2024, 09:50:46 AM

That's correct. So, if one person is not the type to do these things then it won't be a successful one. Finding the right target audience will be the key to making a high number of referrals or affiliates and then we have to make sure that they will deposit and gamble because it would be nonsense if we made them register under our name or referral link and then they will not gamble at all.
Most gambling sites will pay through a percentage of the referred gambler, like 3-7 percent of his total deposited money or maybe less. I wish they also add a percentage of their wagered amount but I doubt that because it could go to thousands of dollars wagered while the gambler has not lost that much yet. I've done that before in just $10 deposited money, I somehow made my way to a $2000 wagered amount before all of it was gone. It's like playing tag with the gambling site.

Yep,

I did promoting my referral link on my signature space, not sure how long I wear it, probably 3-6 months. But I only get less than 10 referrals, most of them didn't gamble, some of them use faucet to gamble, either 1-2 users made deposit, but the amount was too low, I can't even withdraw my reward. Cheesy

If someone put all of their effort and time to become affiliate, believe me you can't even survive...

Those streamers who become affiliate have many income sources, affiliate is just like a bonus.

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Quote from: TheUltraElite on April 22, 2024, 09:15:56 AM

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Affiliate or referral hunting is hard but once you do able to get up the right method and ways on how to hook up people to register under your link then this is something that could bring out that huge profits into you if those invites would really be all making a deposit.

It is close to a part time to full time job, not something you do out of the blue and end up making huge profits in one day. You have to identify your niche and the audience, what they want to read and SEO this and that. It is a lot of work indeed and not something for a newbie to start right away.

Most people who are successfully doing this are providing something in return too. Like sharing their reviews or making videos or discussing strategies (even if they are bullshit anyway).

That is who they engage the population visiting the site and eventually they convert to referrals.

That's correct. So, if one person is not the type to do these things then it won't be a successful one. Finding the right target audience will be the key to making a high number of referrals or affiliates and then we have to make sure that they will deposit and gamble because it would be nonsense if we made them register under our name or referral link and then they will not gamble at all.
Most gambling sites will pay through a percentage of the referred gambler, like 3-7 percent of his total deposited money or maybe less. I wish they also add a percentage of their wagered amount but I doubt that because it could go to thousands of dollars wagered while the gambler has not lost that much yet. I've done that before in just $10 deposited money, I somehow made my way to a $2000 wagered amount before all of it was gone. It's like playing tag with the gambling site.

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Quote from: Oilacris on March 30, 2024, 01:56:45 PM

Affiliate or referral hunting is hard but once you do able to get up the right method and ways on how to hook up people to register under your link then this is something that could bring out that huge profits into you if those invites would really be all making a deposit.

It is close to a part time to full time job, not something you do out of the blue and end up making huge profits in one day. You have to identify your niche and the audience, what they want to read and SEO this and that. It is a lot of work indeed and not something for a newbie to start right away.

Most people who are successfully doing this are providing something in return too. Like sharing their reviews or making videos or discussing strategies (even if they are bullshit anyway).

That is who they engage the population visiting the site and eventually they convert to referrals.

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Quote from: Pokapoka124 on April 09, 2024, 10:39:37 AM

Quote from: SmartGold01 on April 06, 2024, 07:14:16 PM

Does affiliate program refers to someone endorsing the casino?
Sincerely speaking I have seen lots of these social media influencers doing affiliate marketing whereby they post their ref code or link together in their post, this doesn't mean that they are solely reliable for those who are signing up for the website. There is different between a representative and affiliate marketer, this person gets his code or link share but due to how they are influencial people would go signed up and start making use of the website this doesn't mean that if anyone Lose their money the influencer will be hold responsible.

I can also reference other case that relates with Elon musk tweeting about some memecoin, he doesn't directly asked you to go put your live saving in those projects, hence if the coin dump you won't hold him responsible for the lost but he tweeted about the coin that's was why many people who bought dogecoin when tweeted lose lot of money with the mindset that the coin would eventually gets to 1$ but it fails and lot of people lost money.

Elon Musk tweeting about doge coin cannot be used as a reference here. He has no legal bindings with the project. We all know why he was doing that, it seemed he had a huge amount of doge and wanted to cause FUD that will increase the price so he can sell.

An example which is relatable is this; You wear a signature for a casino, you promote their services and new users get to know about the platform through your advertisements. Don’t you think you have a moral obligation to use your signature space wisely and promote projects which you believe are legitimate and align with your values?

Well there is nothing much to extend this discussion more longer to me, because if you promotes a project as you may have said it, you believed in that project and it happens that you are using their services without any issues or problems and someone else signup and started using that same casino through you, what if that person violate their terms and conditions where that person account is disable or frozen would you still be responsible for their mistakes or errors?

No! you aren't in any way to be held responsible for not follow the rules and regulation of the casino, hence if additional verification is needed is not you that is going to provides those details rather than the user who signed up through your affiliate links. What are my trying to say here?

As a marketer and people has followed your affiliate link to signup, the next is for them to adhere strictly on the casino rules and regulations not relying on you who ref them to signup on the casino, therefore they should do whatever findings for themselves and also calm down to read whatever thing that is needed to make their account secured and passed all necessary kyc's required if applicable. That is all!

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Quote from: SmartGold01 on April 06, 2024, 07:14:16 PM

Does affiliate program refers to someone endorsing the casino?
Sincerely speaking I have seen lots of these social media influencers doing affiliate marketing whereby they post their ref code or link together in their post, this doesn't mean that they are solely reliable for those who are signing up for the website. There is different between a representative and affiliate marketer, this person gets his code or link share but due to how they are influencial people would go signed up and start making use of the website this doesn't mean that if anyone Lose their money the influencer will be hold responsible.

I can also reference other case that relates with Elon musk tweeting about some memecoin, he doesn't directly asked you to go put your live saving in those projects, hence if the coin dump you won't hold him responsible for the lost but he tweeted about the coin that's was why many people who bought dogecoin when tweeted lose lot of money with the mindset that the coin would eventually gets to 1$ but it fails and lot of people lost money.

Elon Musk tweeting about doge coin cannot be used as a reference here. He has no legal bindings with the project. We all know why he was doing that, it seemed he had a huge amount of doge and wanted to cause FUD that will increase the price so he can sell.

An example which is relatable is this; You wear a signature for a casino, you promote their services and new users get to know about the platform through your advertisements. Don’t you think you have a moral obligation to use your signature space wisely and promote projects which you believe are legitimate and align with your values?

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