Weekly Affiliate Newsletter 23 February – 1 March

[ElaineGardiner]

As the week kicks off with a spout of rain here in Malta, we’re keeping busy indoors with loads of new projects. Read on to find out what we’re all working on this week in the Cherry office.

Embeddable game now available
Cherry Affiliates is pleased to announce that we can now offer embeddable games to use on your website. If you would like to use these, please contact your affiliate manager to receive the tracking links.

Cherry Awards 2015
This week the Cherry Awards continue, with loads of categories still to vote on and loads of prizes still to win. CherryCasino is giving away free spins, deposit bonuses and more until Monday 2 February – so make sure to make players aware of the bonuses they can still receive. The campaign is also open to new players, who will begin receiving bonuses the day after they make their first deposit. Check the campaign out here.

New game launch: Steam Tower
Available on desktop, web and tablet, this Net Entertainment slot takes players on a historical adventure through the 19^th century, where the industrial evolution has begun, and the prizes are being pumped out. As they climb to the top of the steam tower to rescue the princess, they’ll find free spins, multipliers and more!

If you have any questions about our new promotions or games or any queries about the CherryAffiliates program, please get in touch with us at: contact@cherryaffiliates.com, where one of our affiliate team members will be more than happy to help you.

Kind regards,
The Cherry Affiliates team

[universal4]

It's nice to see you offering the games to be embedded into sites.

May I ask, are there any ip restrictions?

In other words, if I embed a game into a page and get a US Visitor 9or other dis-allowed country), will they still be able to play the game, or will the ip be disabled from game play?

Rick
Universal4

[ElaineGardiner]

Hi Rick,

No, there are no IP restrictions. However after a certain amount of time the user will see a pop up with a CTA to register and if a US player registers they will automatically be banned - although if you'd like to use the games I'd be more than happy to give you the games without the pop up so users can still "play for free".

Kind regards,
Elaine

[universal4]

OK, that sounds reasonable, except I want to be sure I understand about the banning. You mean the player will only be banned from the casino right? Not their ip correct?

Obviously since they can not legally play at the casino this makes sense, but why isn't an ip check done before they complete the registration and they get a popup or something telling them they can't register?

Rick
Universal4

[ElaineGardiner]

Hi Rick,

Yes you are correct – the player will only be banned from the Casino not from playing the free games based on IP. With regards to your question re IP checking. We state in our T & C’s what countries are restricted and also we do not have these countries in our registration drop down menu. If a player from say USA tries to register using another country, the registration will fail. I do see what you mean re pop ups and in an ideal world we would implement this, however, at present our traffic is from Scandinavian and German markets on the whole. You have brought up a valid point for the future though and his is something that we will be discussing with our DevOps team.

Thanks

Elaine