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    Default Want to ask, if bonus is display as minus?

    Hi,
    Im interested is bonus in sports and casino is displaied as minus in aff panel?
    For example one player invest 100 euro and get bonus 100 euro this mean 100% bonus, is this display like a minus in affiliate account?

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    Hi there,

    I don't think it would be displayed like a minus in one's affiliate account. It wouldn't make sense that they would display a minus amount or sum of money in a negative manner. I hope I've helped you out today. This is all I could come up with. It seems to make sense in this way.

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    Ok. but i think its minus for company and they display it on affiliate panel. This is my thinking, maybe you are right, i dont know.

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    It depends.. some programs will happily hammer you into the negative with free monopoly money bonus giveaways.. choose your programs wisely


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    While a bonus at some casinos etc., may incur a fee to give such a comp, if said bonus is lost back to the casino (not withdrawn or wagering not met), then the bonus; in the case of the OP's question, that E100, should be added to GGR, then deducted from GGR, thus balancing the books.

    If the bonus has a cost attached, it's probably only 15- 20% of the bonus. That would be deducted from GGR (operational costs or something similar).

    In any other scenario, other than that bonus (E100) is not cashed out/withdrawn, then the only rightful GGR deduction is the fee for giving said bonus.

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