Do these bonus deductions look right to anyone? I asked my affiliate manager and he dismissed it as normal, yet no other program has such large deductions.
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Do these bonus deductions look right to anyone? I asked my affiliate manager and he dismissed it as normal, yet no other program has such large deductions.
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this is massive...on 200k deposits i have maybe 9-11k Bonus deductions...
post the bonus offer from tha brand...
Deposit £50, play with £150! It's probably one of the lowest valued sign-up offers on any of the casinos I promote. They have ongoing promotions but nothing amazing. When I mentioned about the massive deductions they offered me a guaranteed monthly minimum.Quote:
post the bonus offer from the brand...
Rizk Casino?
Yes, but I've not heard anything bad about them on here? How do you get on with them?Quote:
Rizk Casino?
Same thing. Brand does well, nice product but because of deductions hard to earn with them. I am on hybrid now. I think better try hybrid instead of just rev share or a guarenteed fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
35x up to x45 right ?
Can u see the player details Win,Lose - for every single Spin ?I can remember AI offer this option...
GIG was my guess as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by Triple7
I have similar numbers. on average 25% of deposits. Insane.
In the past few years plenty programs started dedacting in various ways, some under bonus, some under some other fees. Each one does it in it's own way, but eventually you get 15% rev-share.
My commission is around 20% of deposits, sometimes even lower. Bonus deductions is way higher dan the commission. Bonus costs are usually 35 - 40% of the gross revenue here.Quote:
Originally Posted by MMM
Thanks for that suggestion - it gave me an idea for a great domain name. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Triple7
You call them deductions!
https://ibb.co/eKB14Q
Nice figures..except for the deductions. Is that the same program, around 40%?Quote:
You call them deductions!
Barely made a penny from the figures, so could say £40m. They are from LieBet so won't matter going forward anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
Holy $hitQuote:
Originally Posted by Voids
Yeah Hybrid seems like the best route to take, at least you'll get a little extra at the beginning...
I think the bonus deductions they list are actually "Admin fees" as figures looks exact same deductions that plainpartners run with. I was shocked when i started earnings with plainpartners and saw as example a €1000 deposit and loss end up with only around €230. Despite i have nice revenue deal of 40%. The same as OP here with GIGaffiliates figures seems to hit the same I also have bonus deductions though i dont earn a lot with them. But it is also around 30-40% of deposits funny enough.Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
In another way i think you can call it BONUS deductions for Affiliate Program...... :eyebrow:
Sorry if i misunderstand your post but surely if a casino offers deposit 50 play with 150 then no matter what should not be any deductions because of that unless they give free cash or bonuses. If a player uses a bonus and deposits 50 then an affiliate should earn his revenue from those 50 and not get any deductions??Quote:
Originally Posted by Scampi
Yes yes...but the brand try to tell u,that the player convert the bonus money - but this is not the case.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaaskeUK
The brand hide all hardcore fees in the bonus deductions.
I'm sure I've asked this before but I don't understand why there is a deduction bonus. If you deposit £1k and get £200 in free bets. You lose £1k and all your free bets. The profit by the bookmaker would be £1k, and thus £300 should be paid out.
Bonuses losing cost the bookmaker nothing. Bonuses winning would simply reduce the amount lost, there is no need for a bonus deduction in my eyes.
Let's face it more and more are stifling the affiliates, the only way to counter act is to rant and shame, then move to a fairer program, if everyone dropped these cowboys they would be forced into changing their terms and methods. Some of these programs are far to greedy and claim ridiculous reasons for paying pennies on the dollar, most affiliates have become complacent and now just accept it
