What percentage of your iGaming affiliate revenue is from U.S. players?

[MichaelCorfman]

With the recent turmoil in the U.S iGaming marketplace, it is prudent for affiliates to try to estimate how much of their revenue is dependent on that marketplace. Then one can at least try to quantify the effect that different reductions in the revenue from that marketplace will have on your business.

So, for today's poll I thought it would make sense to ask affiliates what percent of their revenue they believe comes from U.S. players. As a secondary question, it would be interesting for members to post what percent of that revenue they expect to see disappear as the result of recent developments and anticipated developments you envision for the near future.

Michael

[GamTrak]

I don't have a clue as I have to admit that I just cash the checks and hope for the next pay day to come and be as good. hehe I have to laugh to keep from crying because this past week has been horrible as it relates to being an affiliate.

Seriously though I have to check one day and see, but last time I checked my web stats I know that about 50% of my traffic was non US so hopefully it's a higher percentage now.

I'm not sure what to expect my income to be like now that US player don't have QT as a deposit method, but I'm not hopeful that it will be very good. We will see.

[Smoking]

now idea actually
I just keep taking hits and really dont think it will stop!

thank you to whoever told me to deversify a long time ago ty ty

[baldidiot]

Zero.

Until very recently I didn't have any US facing brands on my site. I now geotarget to show US traffic some banners, and have some signs ups at a couple of places but no RMP. I'm guessing I shouldn't be holding my breath on this

[ironman2000]

Zero.

Keith

[Doolally]

It's zero for me but I'm surprised nobody has voted to say a major part of their income is from US players.

[casinobonusguy]

if you asked me a year ago my answer would be much different but today we are less than 10% from USA players.