Do UK casinos lure players sent from affiliates to their other brands?

[SlotsHawk]

Hey everyone,

I was just wondering if it is common within the online casino industry for casinos to lure players which have been sent from affiliates to their other casino brands?

It would certainly make sense for them to do this from an economic perspective, but of course, not from a moral one!

For example, if we sent casino A a player who is very active and who regularly loses, let's say, £1k per month, it would make sense for Casino A to persuade that player to create a new account at one of their other casino brands wouldn't it?

I guess my question is: do a lot of UK based casinos 'cheat' affiliates this way?

Would love to here some more expertise on this.

[universal4]

Yes they do, and not only the UK ones.

Rick
Universal4

[MMM]

of course. its called cross marketing.

[mickyfu]

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[SlotsHawk]

Does anyone know any UKGC licensed casinos which do not cross sell?

[SlotsHawk]

Slotnite/Skol Casino

[SlotsHawk]

A great reason to stay clear of white label casinos. All white labels have their own casinos and then their white labels. They go out their way to thieve players from their white label partners. A fine example is Nektan. I have seen this first hand on a large scale. Having worked with other white label operators and heard similar stories.

Any casinos you would recommend?