Casino detailed stats

[ademan]

I want to give a bonus to casino players who signup using my affiliate link and make a deposit. What casinos give affiliates info on referred players (players usernames and deposit amounts) so that I give them a credit?

[SlyCin56]

I don't know any reputable casinos that do because it violates the players' privacy, nor would any respectful portal owner ask for that information.

It also probably wouldn't really do you any good, business wise.

[ademan]

Well, I found this in the following topic

http://p082.ezboard.com/fthebonusbro...picID=25.topic

just want to know more about such incentives.

[ademan]

Here is another example

http://p204.ezboard.com/fcadillacjac...icID=594.topic

[SlyCin56]

That money isn't coming from the portal owner - it's coming from the casino. Many online casinos, bingo rooms, poker rooms, give away free money to entice new players.

[ademan]

But why he asks them to post their casino username?

[chill]

You are in ezboard country, you most likely don't even want those players, they will never make you money

[Ace Fun]

There are quite a few problems for affiliates that try to give bonuses to people using their signup links. I've never really got it to work, although I'm setting up an experiment at the moment where a purchaser gets a free membership if he spends more than $100. The initiative has to come from the purchaser and he supplies all the details which I get verified. This is not related to casinos though.

Giving people cash back is extremely dangerous, you always run the risk of fraud. You can also hit problems if the sponsor shaves, or if your aff link gets hijacked. I'd forget it - the sales pitch isn't too good either. "I'll give you $500 back for every $1,000 you lose" doesn't inspire confidence.