How to get demo links of free slots to a affiliate site?

[Casinomentor]

Hello mate

I've seen various sites that offer free play slots and I just wondered where they get them from? Could somebody point me in the right direction please?

[johan_s]

I think VegasHero has a Wordpress plugin for that.

[Casinomentor]

I think VegasHero has a Wordpress plugin for that.

Vegas Hero Plugin is great on desktop, but the last time I checked the games didn't work on mobile. And plus, I don't have a wordpress site so the Vegas Hero plug in won't work either.

[casino2k.com]

I contacted many slot games aggregators recently, all of them told me it's a service for Online Casinos only.

[Slawete]

Sounds strange since your site already has demo games. Or I miss something regarding your question. Anyway, I'm also interested to get links on demo games.

[Casinomentor]

I contacted many slot games aggregators recently, all of them told me it's a service for Online Casinos only.

Did they not mention any contracts or fees?

[Casinomentor]

Sounds strange since your site already has demo games. Or I miss something regarding your question. Anyway, I'm also interested to get links on demo games.

I mean, the free demo links are exclusive to these websites. We need a free demo version for all games. In our list of games, there are many games that do not have free demo links.

[elegancedesign.net]

Hello,

As far as I know - usually these are just being copied from other sites iframe's. In the best case you will copy them from the provider site (if they're have free play available). In some cases you'll need to ask providers to give you these and the might require API integration.

[mickyfu]

Just copy the iFrame or embed code from the source from sites with demo codes.

[casino2k.com]

Stealing iframes from other people's sites is not the best solution, some game providers are using whitelists to block unauthorized webmasters from embedding them.

I'd like to find a service with a managed full set of demo games, possibly accessible through API.

I mean, the free demo links are exclusive to these websites. We need a free demo version for all games. In our list of games, there are many games that do not have free demo links.

I have some, usually provided by affiliate managers. The problem is they suddenly stop working.

Did they not mention any contracts or fees?

They just told me they don't provide this service to affiliates

[Eddie G]

Isn't there a service by an industry guy Tom Galanis or similar exactly for this?

Think this is it - https://firstlookgames.com/

He didn't have coverage of smaller suppliers, but they are getting there I think

[universal4]

To just "copy the games from other sites" might sound ok on the surface, they are a LOT of caveats to that.

Be sure the site you are copying, has permission to carry the games to start with.(otherwise it is copyright infringement)

Be sure to get permission from the site you are copying. (otherwise it is copyright infringement)

Be aware that an operator or their affiliate program might close your affiliate account if the game provider has an issue with a copyright infringement if you carry unauthorized games.

Most of the operators and game providers have VERY short, specific lists of domains that are authorized to host their games, and carrying the games from unauthorized hosts are most often considered copyright infringement.

Rick
Universal4

[ranka666]

To just "copy the games from other sites" might sound ok on the surface, they are a LOT of caveats to that.

How pure embed/iframe links can cause copyright problems? Also in obvious reasons game providers not share game links public. If your site is fine, no spam, no porn and another blackhat tricky techniques, then you are more than fine add games to your site and nothing bad wont happen.

[universal4]

How pure embed/iframe links can cause copyright problems? Also in obvious reasons game providers not share game links public. If your site is fine, no spam, no porn and another blackhat tricky techniques, then you are more than fine add games to your site and nothing bad wont happen.

Simple, if YOU do not have permission from the software License Owner to publish the games, then you would be in violation of the software license and trademark/copyright.

If you simply republish or frame out the games from someone else who does not have permission to carry the games, you are still ultimately responsible.

The only recommended method of publishing the games themselves, is to obtain the game code or permission to publish the games from an affiliate program that does have the rights or pays license fees to carry those games.

It doesn't matter what your site is, even if clean of porn, spam etc.

Advertising the games utilizing names, images and supplied banners from the affiliate programs authorized are a completely different thing that carrying the actual games possibly hosted on unauthorized servers.

Rick
Universal4

[Casinomentor]

Simple, if YOU do not have permission from the software License Owner to publish the games, then you would be in violation of the software license and trademark/copyright.

If you simply republish or frame out the games from someone else who does not have permission to carry the games, you are still ultimately responsible.

The only recommended method of publishing the games themselves, is to obtain the game code or permission to publish the games from an affiliate program that does have the rights or pays license fees to carry those games.

It doesn't matter what your site is, even if clean of porn, spam etc.

Advertising the games utilizing names, images and supplied banners from the affiliate programs authorized are a completely different thing that carrying the actual games possibly hosted on unauthorized servers.

Rick
Universal4

So, I can only get the free play link from the suppliers of those games or from an affiliate program that does have the rights or pays license fees to carry those games, is this right? I have tried contacting a few game providers but have not seen them respond. Is there a special way to contact them?

[Renee]

Unfortunately the reason most of us can't offer the demo games to affiliates any more is because of the age confirmation requirement for regulated markets. Putting a DOB of 18+ is not enough in this case.

[universal4]

So, I can only get the free play link from the suppliers of those games or from an affiliate program that does have the rights or pays license fees to carry those games, is this right? I have tried contacting a few game providers but have not seen them respond. Is there a special way to contact them?

Talk to the affiliate programs. (they are the ones paying the licensing fees)

One simple example, why would NetEnt give "you" direct permission to host their games, on your servers, to offer to visitors free, and any changes to a game, even as simple as a piece of artwork, or fixing a minor code issue, would not be pushed out to your servers, and then suddenly the games you host are not the same games "THEY" offer their licensee's or players?

This is just one of the many reasons, and Renee made a great point, which is probably one of the leading factors as to why MANY operators no longer offer the games as they did years ago.

Rick
Universal4

[casino2k.com]

Isn't there a service by an industry guy Tom Galanis or similar exactly for this?

Think this is it - https://firstlookgames.com/

He didn't have coverage of smaller suppliers, but they are getting there I think

This one is nice, but I didn't find any demo game to embed yet.

[gil.langelaan]

You could try to log in on casinomass. I know some affiliates use it to get demo links

[rmeeuwsen]

( vegashero.co ) has both themes and a separate games plugin where you can import games/iframes info to your website.

I have not used it, but they says they have 2,000 games in their database - and allow you to disregard flash based games