Very low earnings with Videoslots

[555]

I started a poll in another section of the forum because I am a bit worried about my earnings with Videoslots. Since I send lots of players I have a "very high" rev share commission but still my earnings are only around 4% of the total player deposit amount this year. That means that for every €100 my players send I get roughly around €4 in earnings. To me this is a robbery. My players have deposited 7-figures € this year so far and I am earnings pennies in comparison of how much VS is earnings out of my players.

Any representative that can tell my why this is? Is this really fair? Any other affiliates that have the same issues? This gives me no other option than to drop them since Videoslots are unfair to their affiliates imo. Their recent addition of 25% in admin fees on GGR is devastating for affiliates.

Compared to Earn Affiliates that I also promote, EA earns me roughly 33% of player deposits so far this year (compared to VS 4%). Something is not right here.

[wonderpunter]

I started a poll in another section of the forum because I am a bit worried about my earnings with Videoslots. Since I send lots of players I have a "very high" rev share commission but still my earnings are only around 4% of the total player deposit amount this year. That means that for every €100 my players send I get roughly around €4 in earnings. To me this is a robbery. My players have deposited 7-figures € this year so far and I am earnings pennies in comparison of how much VS is earnings out of my players.

Any representative that can tell my why this is? Is this really fair? Any other affiliates that have the same issues? This gives me no other option than to drop them since Videoslots are unfair to their affiliates imo. Their recent addition of 25% in admin fees on GGR is devastating for affiliates.

Compared to Earn Affiliates that I also promote, EA earns me roughly 33% of player deposits so far this year (compared to VS 4%). Something is not right here.

They will tell you it's player retention yet there are other brands which have equally good retention and conversions yet you make around 30%, previously they hid these figures slapped on some charges then there was an uproar so they became transparent, got a pat on the back for showing how many peanuts they are throwing to the affiliates..

[Triple7]

They deduct basically every cost they make before they share. Hence, you're not paying just gaming costs or bonus costs, but also all other expenses they may have. I guess in the end you pay even their booth at conferences.

They're simply a brand that is not very interested in affiliates. I prefer that instead of a brand that makes all kind of deals this year that they cannot hold next year.

[555]

Well, they can do whatever they want with their share (just like I can do whatever with mine) whether it is salaries, server costs or conference costs - totally up to them. What bothers me is that is not fair at all compared to all other casinos I have checked. It is way below industry standard. They are not open with it - that is alarming to me.

I urge everyone to compare their Earnings-Deposit percentage number 2015, 2016 to 2017 and you will see there is a huge drop from over 20% down under 5% sometimes in mid-2016 - a drop they can not explain or want to comment on.