Where to find New Casino Affiliate Programs?

[Mejdahl]

Hi Members,

I am pretty new here - but when you look for new Casinos launching, where do you look? I guess most new casinos is not featured here on GPWA.

Do you find them yourself or do you look at casino networks, or even just looking at publishers competitors for best result ?

thanks

[FreeSpins]

Google

[Triple7]

It depends. On regulated markets, options are limited. I look at the website of the Gambling Commissions if new licenses are issued.

In grey markets I usually look at the website of competitors. But I do not place any casino before I had a critical look at it. I also look if the program is legit. Difficult, at least 90% fails somewhere.

[Strider1973]

Once your site is visible, you'll get enough AMs contacting you.

But why would you search for new casinos? To be the first to write a review? Ok.
But I wouldn't promote new casinos prominently on my site. I prefer the ones I'm working with for a longer time period, because I know they convert, I know they'll pay me, I know their aff system and tracking works, and I know that they will probably stay in business for a longer time than a newly launched casino.

[wonderpunter]

You don't find them they find you!... easiest way is askgamblers every new casino approaches them first for a listing

[Miles_Videoslots]

There are a few good programs listed here just check the Navigation Panel

[TomJohann-JustSlots]

We are in the lucky situation where we have a steady stream of them coming to us but I have also found a lot of partners through events like the iGB conferences, affiliate fest, etc. I also look at other affiliate sites to see who they are promoting or keep an eye out for TV adverts. There are lots out there but the trick is to find the ones that work for you.