Casino affiliate program with many casinos

[fadetoblack]

Does anyone know of any casino affiliate programs that work with many casinos. I like to sign up to just one or two programs so I can keep all my commissions in one place.

thanks.

[steve c-planet]

Hi

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Please have a look - let me know if you have any questions. I think you will be pretty impressed with our products on a number of levels.

Feel free to contact me.
Steve Rubin
C-Planet - steve@c-planet_com

[perfect]

Hmm, that's strange, you're on GPWA, you shouldn't ask questions like that.

here, check this directory of affiliate programs, I'm sure you will find what you need: https://www.gpwa.org/affiliateprograms/

[fadetoblack]

Hmm, that's strange, you're on GPWA, you shouldn't ask questions like that.

here, check this directory of affiliate programs, I'm sure you will find what you need: http://gpwa.org/affiliateprograms/

I realise that, but I am looking for programs that offer a lot of casinos.

For example, I click on the first casino in the GPWA list, "23Partners" and it offers one casino. That is not the sort of thing I am after.

[Renee]

Are you after an affiliate network, or a single group that has many casinos?

If the first, then you will need to contact someone like income access or gambling affiliation.. I cant think of any other online gaming networks so if someone else can think of them, post please.

If you're looking for a single group that has lots of casinos, then you should check out Rewards Affiliates. We have 19 casinos and 5 poker rooms.

Let me know if you need any help with our program

Cheers

[CityGuard]

I realise that, but I am looking for programs that offer a lot of casinos.

For example, I click on the first casino in the GPWA list, "23Partners" and it offers one casino. That is not the sort of thing I am after.

In case you missed it we also offer a search tool that can help you identify programs that fits your needs without needing to go through each of the program reviews.

The affiliate program search tool is available at https://www.gpwa.org/affiliateprogra...iateSearch.asp. You can get to it through the main navigation by holding your cursor over the "Affiliate Programs" item, then selecting "Program Gaming Sites" among the choices that drop down.

This will pull out a list of specific brands that meet the criteria you're looking for -- such as types of games offered (casino, poker, bingo, sportsbetting, lottery, etc.), languages available, countries the site accepts players from, software provider, and even items like what ewallets can be used for processing affiliate commissions. The list defaults to be sorted with each brand listed by sponsor level and then alphabetically. And if you're looking for an overall program or two to work with rather than one specific casino site, you can also sort the list alphabetically by affiliate program name so that all the sites within a specific program are listed together (do this by selecting "Affiliate Program" from the "Sort By" dropdown). Sorting it like this should make it relatively quick to glance through the list and see which ones have lots of sites.

[fadetoblack]

Hey, thanks for the reply. I didn't know about that, however it doesn't help search for programs that offer a network of casinos.

[Chips]

Of the programs I work with...

RewardsAffiliates has a slug of casinos and a bang up affiliate manager.

C-planet has 3 and one in the works

CWC (Club World Casinos) has 3.5 brands and great manager too.

400 affiliates has 4 Rival brands all with ND offers.

Main Street affiliates has 4 or 5 and good mgmt

Fortune Affiliates has several.

I know I have missed a few, and there are a few out there that I would not touch due to less than satisfactory terms, management, player issues, payment issues etc. It's always a good idea to do your research before signing on to promote a brand or work with an affiliate program.

[Chips]

Let me add too... before you sign up to a program, go to the casino sign ups forum here and see if you can help out your fellow webmasters by being a sub for them.

[fadetoblack]

Thanks for the help. I will follow your advice.

[bc4u]

From my own experience, just because an affiliate program may have a lot more casinos on offer than another, it doesn't mean that you'll earn more money from them.

Don't worry about working with several different affiliate programs instead of just a few because it's easier maybe and your stats/payments are in or come from one place.

Good luck.

[fadetoblack]

The reason I do this is because if I don't reach payment threadholds on say 10 casinos, I may have if they were all in one place.

[universal4]

I totally agree, and sadly most affiliate programs do not understand this theory at all.

Back in the day when Neteller serviced the entire Global market, it was much easier since many programs had a much lower minimum than they do now.

Programs do not FULLY understand the need to get paid even if the amount is only $60 or $70 and affiliates are forced to allow the amounts to carry-over sometimes for many months until they reach the magic $200 or $250. (oh yeah, and for those at a $500 minimum....forget it, that will always be the last pick for most affiliates once they understand how difficult it might be to reach that)

They do not have a full grasp of how IMPORTANT those 2 or 3 or maybe even 5 or 6 $60 payments can be to a smaller affiliate.

All they judge their business motives on are the mid-size and larger affiliates that are able to easily hit the minimums in numerous programs most months, and they overlook the small affiliate that must struggle and strives to just squeak past that minimum just so they can get paid by 1 or 2 places.

And often those same programs continue to offer support and help for all affiliates fail to realize how important the hundreds and often THOUSANDS of affiliates that help with the branding of all their brands. Those THOUSANDS of affiliates that may only get paid once or twice or so a year show MILLIONS of banner impressions a year.

That is your branding!

Remember that as you investigate affiliate payment options, and keep it in mind when some affiliates reduce your exposure to give other brands more exposure because they have gobe the extra mile to get affiliates paid no matter their size.

Rick
Universal4

[fadetoblack]

I totally agree, and sadly most affiliate programs do not understand this theory at all.

Back in the day when Neteller serviced the entire Global market, it was much easier since many programs had a much lower minimum than they do now.

Programs do not FULLY understand the need to get paid even if the amount is only $60 or $70 and affiliates are forced to allow the amounts to carry-over sometimes for many months until they reach the magic $200 or $250. (oh yeah, and for those at a $500 minimum....forget it, that will always be the last pick for most affiliates once they understand how difficult it might be to reach that)

They do not have a full grasp of how IMPORTANT those 2 or 3 or maybe even 5 or 6 $60 payments can be to a smaller affiliate.

All they judge their business motives on are the mid-size and larger affiliates that are able to easily hit the minimums in numerous programs most months, and they overlook the small affiliate that must struggle and strives to just squeak past that minimum just so they can get paid by 1 or 2 places.

And often those same programs continue to offer support and help for all affiliates fail to realize how important the hundreds and often THOUSANDS of affiliates that help with the branding of all their brands. Those THOUSANDS of affiliates that may only get paid once or twice or so a year show MILLIONS of banner impressions a year.

That is your branding!

Remember that as you investigate affiliate payment options, and keep it in mind when some affiliates reduce your exposure to give other brands more exposure because they have gobe the extra mile to get affiliates paid no matter their size.

Rick
Universal4

Good post, yeh I agree. That is why I like affiliate networks. Good ones with good affiliate managers who are easy to contact. This saves time in many ways and it also pleases them more because they can see your full referral potential.