What's the most reliable casino with higher profits for affiliates ?

[DomainEmpire.com]

Any idea ? We've QuizPeople.com (see at archive.org); in the past it was a big site related to quiz, lotto and gambling offers in general.
It gets around 180/220 daily hits coming from all over the world; what's the best program to get profits using our traffic, please ?

 

[GeorgeK]

I've been using Intercasino with success:

http://www.intercasino.com/index.php3?773256

They do a 20% rev-share, and have loyalty as they have monthly matching cash bonuses for players, EVERY MONTH. That creates loyalty, to keep them coming back.

 

[andrew]

RunACasino.com

Free to setup on your domain, 40% of profits, no possibility of loss - plus 10% 2nd tier. Best we've seen.

 

[President Gringo]

Originally posted by andrew
RunACasino.com

Free to setup on your domain, 40% of profits, no possibility of loss - plus 10% 2nd tier. Best we've seen.

but are they reputable? some companies just won't pay up.

 

[andrew]

Yes. Part of the huge wintermarketing.com/casino-co.com setup. Been in business since 1996. Do a search - it should come up clean. HTH.

 

[DomainEmpire.com]

Thanks all, for now we'll begin testing RunACasino.com considering its high commission but, in case we should have troubles with them, we'll try all other suggested names.

 

[tonyk2000]

Promotion of Iglobalmedia casinos (wintermarketing) is not very good idea.
See the following thread at professional gambling players/webmasters forum:
http://www.winneronline.com/ubb/Forum7/HTML/000122.html

http://www.winneronline.com/ubb/Forum1/HTML/002449.html

 

[andrew]

I think you are confused, tonyk.

I know nothing about Iglobalmedia but to the best of my knowledge, they have nothing to do with Winter Marketing. Check out the WinterMarketing.com site.

See also http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&safe=off&q=iglobalmedia+"wintermarketing" etc

WM operate ownacasino.co.uk. Runacasino.com is simply an affiliate site of ownacasino.co.uk. I operate runacasino.com.

Hope that helps.

 

[tonyk2000]

Andrew, I work in gambling business for a few years... I'm also one of admins at a top well-known internet gamblers forums I'm sorry, but owncasino, ecashservices, 2kservices and iglobalmedia does not have any good reputation with gamblers. Software seems to be rigged and not audited by major accounting firms, also payout issues...
OK we are not gamblers here and it is not the place to discuss fairness of gambling software and its popularity
There are many rigged and unfair gambling operations which are blacklisted in industry blacklists:
- owncasino
- GSS (gambling software)
- MGM Gaming Systems
- Clockmedia
One example: http://www.casinogazette.com/fastt/nrelka.php3

No doubts that rigged gambling operations DO PAY WEBMASTERS and so it IS POSSIBLE to advetise them or at least to redirect traffic.
However my personal webmaster preferences are with microgaming, crypto, boss, Access gaming systems. a few RTG.
At least they have good reputation and therefore gamblers play there... for a long time.

 

[tonyk2000]

Andrew btw your first two posts in the thread made me think that you are owncasino customer... Reading your last post, I see that you are owncasino operator. I do have nothing against owncasino... This is simply another business model, if compare it with leading online casinos. Less operation costs, no serious licensing, many small resellers under different brands, at least 80% house advantage... Advertising to resellers "you can not lose" means "players can not win". Yes they can not. In leading online casinos, players can win... sometimes

Oh I'm sorry... this may be offtopic.. YES OWNCASINO PAYS WEBMASTERS.

OK. My experience with expired gambling domains. I redirect some domains directly to casino aff. links, some domains - to portal sites. Gambling clicks are expensive ones, look how much do top overture gambling advertisers pay! So it is good idea to use your gambling traffic 100%. And it pays back!

 

[mikess]

How about clubdicecasino.com? Are they reliable towards the affiliates as far as payouts and replying back?

The three main things I look for are if the site looks well enough to convert the surfer into a player, if they pay the affiliate and if they have affiliate support (email or phone).

Also, is there a recommended sportsbook affiliate site.

Thanks.

 

[andrew]

>> Advertising to resellers "you can not lose" means "players can not win".

Not necessarily. It means that the margins are high enough that in the event of losses to the casino, the company (in this case Winter Marketing) absorbs this rather than the affiliate. But I take your point in general terms that there may be better deals out there from gamblers' perspectives. I suppose that must go hand-in-hand with higher profit margins, and no doubt it is a fine balance between higher margins and repeat customer development.

Interesting discussion. Cheers!

 

[tonyk2000]

Clubdice are good. They use Playtech software. Playtech has respect from gamblers and playtech is active on market now. Some known sharks of gambling business (for example, sunnycasinos.com) recently switched to playtech software.
As for sportsbooks, it is different business. I did not run much sportbooks ads. In my oppinion, gamblers lose less in sportsbooks - "losing streaks" is something different in sportsbooks and even "addicted" gamblers do not have much chances to lose say thousands $ in one session.
For european market, I can recommend ladbrokes.com casino and sportsbook (bounty payments per player or % of losses) and bluesq.com
You may run Commission Junctions (http://www.cj.com) ads for bet365.com ($40 one-time bounty per player) - both european and US market, also
sportingbet.com pays $20 via CJ.
Also consider offshore bookmakers -
http://www.sunnysportsbook.com
http://www.intertops.com
http://www.planetpinnacle.com

Never touch any webmaster program run by starnetsystems/worldgaming...

Good luck!

 

[mantra]

how many of your are actually making any comissions off of these casino sites??

 

[andrew]

Mantra: You may find people reluctant to discuss financial details, especially given the legal situation in the USA. This means that many casino sites operate out of relatively unregulated countries in the Caribbean/Latin America etc - hence the advisability of opting for UK/Europe-based companies such as ownacasino.co.uk (sign up via runacasino.com please! , ladbrokes.com, bet365.com etc. What I can say is that my own commission situation gives me no reason to doubt the validity of such sites' business models.

 

[GeorgeK]

I am, Mantra. Always on the lookout for other programs, too, though, that might pay better.