How you earn

Your earnings are a revenue share of the Gross Gaming Revenue (GGR) generated by the players you refer.

1. Amounts are aggregated per currency for the calendar month.
2. Each currency total is converted to USD at the current exchange rate.
3. If the monthly GGR is negative, that month's earnings are 0 and the negative balance is carried over to the next month.
4. You submit a redeem request from your dashboard; payment is processed manually by our team.

We pay on pure GGR

This is the part worth reading carefully, because it is where affiliate deals really differ - and it is not the headline percentage.

Published affiliate terms across this sector commonly subtract the following from gross revenue before your percentage is applied: bonuses and free spins, chargebacks and fraud costs, jackpot contributions, gaming duties and VAT, payment processing fees, game provider royalties and licence fees, and an administration fee. Administration fees of as much as 25% appear in published terms. A headline rate applied after that stack is not what it appears to be.

Here your commission is calculated on gross gaming revenue less one item: the bonus money we credited to your players. That single deduction is stated in the formula at the top of this page and appears as its own column in your monthly report, so you can see it. Nothing else comes off. No administration fee. No provider royalties passed on to you. No payment or network fees taken out of your share. No jackpot contributions netted off. No gaming duty or VAT deducted before the split.

YES = deducted from gross revenue before the affiliate percentage is applied. NO = not deducted. Our own row is drawn from the settlement formula shown at the top of this page, not from marketing copy.

Compiled from publicly published affiliate terms in August 2026. Operator names are shortened because published terms change without notice, and a table that is accurate today can be wrong six months from now. The point is not which operator is which - it is that the headline percentage means little until you know what it is a percentage of.

Being able to check the figure

• A dashboard that updates as bets settle, rather than a statement that arrives weeks after the fact. Plenty of operators offer real-time reporting and we make no claim to be unusual in doing so - it is simply the minimum an affiliate should expect.
• A per-player breakdown. Every referred player is listed with the stakes, wins and GGR behind your commission, so a total can be reconciled line by line instead of being taken on trust as a single number.
• A losing month never becomes a bill. If your players win more than they stake in a month, that month settles at 0. We do not invoice an affiliate and we do not take the shortfall out of money already paid to you.
• The shortfall carries into the next month, and only the next month. A negative month is offset against the following month's gross revenue before your percentage is applied; if that still leaves nothing, the month settles at 0 and the balance does not accumulate any further. The exact figure is shown on the Redeem page as Carried from previous month, so it is never applied invisibly.
• The formula on this page is the whole calculation. There are no undisclosed deductions between GGR and your payout.

How settlement works here

• Settlement is monthly, in USD. Player activity in each supported currency is converted at the exchange rate current at the time of the report.
• The previous month's report is final and can be requested once from the Redeem page.
• Your revenue share percentage is visible on the Redeem page at all times. If the operator changes it, you can see the change there.
• One account covers every brand on the platform, and each player row shows which site they belong to.

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