RPL% - New indicator for aff.program?

[-Shay-]

I'm not defending casino operators per say , however the game has changed and we as affiliates want to promote regulated brands and brands that have multi softwares .

Casinos using RTG are great but they can afford to pay the real rev-share because they work on pure NGR with, that's what they pay on Royalties e.g 10-15% and the Hold on most of these casinos is around 70%, so 30% of money goes back to the players and 70% stays in house .
They of course have processing , marketing , operational costs etc but probably end up with a profit of margin of around 15% if not more.


A brand working with an aggregator let say everymatrix will pay everymatrix a % of GGR not NRG and then will have to pay for each software provider between 10 - 20% GGR depending on whether its betsoft or Netent branded games , also all bonus money given is classed as real money in terms of GGR.

The hold on some regulated European brands can be as low as 50 % meaning 50% goes back to the player. Also take into consideration that player value is probably lower in regulated Europe than in Juristrictions that RTG casinos take.

Im not excusing these programs but i can i understand why they have an admin fee.

On the flip side, affiliates have content creation cost, some of us have ppc costs, wages, hosting, taxes, maybe an seo cost or webmaster cost. Do we get to share these in the form of an admin fee as well?

Here's the bottom line - I do not run a casino because I don't want "their" expenses and responsibilities. The casino works with affiliates so they can advertise in a cost effective way. As such, if the split is 70/30 - then you eat your expenses and I eat mine. Otherwise, one of us is reaching across the table and eating at least part of the other person's cake in addition to their own.

[Progger]

And,nothing happens...

Let me setup a list in the next days...every active user here can get access and make changes on the list...
I know the % fees from some programs...maybe i can help others...

Regardssss