How BOOKMAKERS Pay

[dannynkem]

I am in the process of starting an online offering that will see bettors bet on bookmaker sites from my websites.

Now I want to know how the bookies operate.
I know many people have already created accounts with the major bookies and it's these same bookies that I intend promoting.

So how will I make revenue from the paying and betting traffic I will be sending to them?

[universal4]

If the players you send to bookies already have accounts, you will not earn from them, unless they signed up originally with your affiliate link and you are on revshare.

You will earn on the new players you send them, "those that sign up with your affiliate links" going forward.

Rick
Universal4

[dannynkem]

Thanks. That has always been my fear. Its like working for others to earn. I am going to put a lot of effort to drive traffic and I know it will work.
Probably I should try different options - like an unpopular or new bookie that doesnt have many signups. Anyone can suggest a good bookie that fits this?
Or is there anything like White Label programme, where the players signup with my site, but they are actually hooked up to the bookies?

[glmarketing]

Hello!

Well, that's true that bookmakers only pay for new users, but it also has a bright side to it: when you bring a new player, he or she is attached to your account forever. It means that while he or she will continue playing, you will keep getting you revshare cut from their actions. The more players you have the more profitable you become since you receive your profit not only from new players you've just brought but also from all the players you have brought to your partner account in the past. So in the begining you should focus on bringing new players only but later you can also work on reactivating your existing players base. And you get paid with a revshare from every losing bet of every player you have ever brought. At least that's how it works at melbet, so that's a fair deal, the more players you'll have the easier it will become.

If you're interested, you can write me an e-mail to andrew@melbet.org with any additional questions and I will gladly answer any of them as well as invite you to our partner program.

Cheers!

Melbet Team.

[dannynkem]

Ok, let me put it another way:

My plan majors on virtual games betting.
If bettors are already registered with a bookie for sportsbook, do they need to register again for virtually?

This will really interest me