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Ok, I have decided to start a Spanish version of my site, "I get a large of Spanish traffic, Venezuela, Mexico etc" I need some good recommendations on programs, I have the majors like bet365, betfair etc with geo targeting a lot of the other programs I deal with are English only.. all advice is appreciated
Spanish traffic is OK, good traffic. About another LATAM countries. Argentina and Venezuela - as i know players from this countriesQuote:
Originally Posted by wonderpunter
have big problem with depostis. Is i know, at present time all foreign bank card transaction for Argentinian citizen Is forbidden (only
2 transactions/year + 35% tax for each transaction), wire transfers outside country - forbiden, currency exchange operation forbidden or have strictly limits. Venezuela ~ the same situation.
Most aff.managers lie that they have very good conversion, for Argentinian and Venezuela traffic, but this is not true.
This is big problem to make deposit for players from this countries or withdraw winnings.
Several days ago i find casino/sportsbook that licensed in Argentina. They accept deposits in ARS, and they
accept deposits from local cards and banks. But the problem is here: Affiliate programs that ignore affiliates.
I want to stick with good books.. which i know will be hard as it's still a untouched market, however I get so many Spanish speakers it's hard to ignore.. especially baseball, "Venezuela, Dominican," Soccer all over and Basketball is big in Spain. I have one bookie running from the same group as 5dimes So I know they will be good.. apart from bet365 and betfair I need some others to fill the gap.. most of my US bookies don't have Spanish languages, for Spain i´m pretty much covered.. it's finding some good latam programsQuote:
Originally Posted by Moonlight Cat
There are 2 new companies: Luckia and Sportium, which are quite active in the spanish gambling market.
These "casas de apuestas" have affiliate programs for sports betting, casino, bingo and poker.
Yes I usually take a punt in the brick and mortar sportium, "free beer" but do they also cover Latin America?Quote:
Originally Posted by vardan
I am not sure, would be better ask them directly about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonderpunter
Regards.
just checked.. and they accept anywhere where gambling is legal, but have to send copy of ID within one month of activation, so will be another I will be adding
Thanks for sharing that information.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonderpunter
i'm also looking for .es extension or Spanish language sites for article. Send me if anyone have..