best sweepstakes casino affiliate program?

hello gpwa,

i'm sure you've noticed this sweepstakes casino craze.

not all of them have affiliate programs but some do.

what are your top picks for the best sweepstakes casino affiliate programs?

I'm hoping to get an insightful discussion going here on the topic so your comment, replies, feedback and insights are all much appreciated and very helpful to everyone in the GPWA community. If feels kinds of like a new wave/opportunity. (or i've been under rocks for too long, ha).

Thank you and best regards.

Ben you should move the rocks around a little bit more, as it gives the appearance you come out from under them more often LOL.

I am also curious to see recommendations in this discussion.

Rick
Universal4

This is something I was also curious about. I noticed WowVegas has an affiliate program, but I can't find any details as to what it pays commission-wise. From searching around the web, it appears you can just create an account with them and use the "refer a friend" URL. If you go that route, I've read you earn 20 SC ($20 USD) when someone signs up under you, verifies their account, and deposits at least $15. I haven't seen anything about rev-share with them, so not sure that it would be worth it. That's the only "social casino" (AKA sweepstakes casino) affiliate program I've come across.

Same question here, I see many US sites are promoting sweepstakes, but it's hard to find affiliate program contact on casino websites.

Have noticed recently a number of properties have started advertising themselves as sweepstakes casinos too. Many will offer the winnings in the form of fake casino money that can not be withdrawn, as well as offering "prizes" and "sweepstakes" in addition, and at times allowing players to qualify for "higher levels" or better sweepstakes prizes based on volume of game play.

These operators are just asking for very close scrutiny and could jeopardize current licensing (if any) as micro deposit or non-gambling type games. It is likely only a matter of time before regulators take a much closer look at their terms of service, methods of "winning" and other operations.

Rick
Universal4

I guess it's the current grey area but most likley with time will end up being hit by the goverment but how are the earnings? I also see many big brands pushing them,

The sweepstakes casinos in the US is getting pretty crowded with all the new players entering the market. Especially as legalisation of real online casino in US is standing still. Very interesting development with the Paris Hilton teaming up with Wow Vegas. But honestly, it can be tough to get into these programs. Even if you do, I've found that while there's a lot of traffic, it's hard to convert clicks into actual sign-ups. It it not easy to make much profit from it because the conversion rate is not great.


Alexander