Sports betting affiliate program wanted

[HustleRick]

Hey folks,

I've been looking for a good sports betting affiliate program in the last weeks and the good ones require you to actually own a website.
To the guys that have been accepted by Bet365 and similar ones: What's the minimum requirement a website need to have in order to be accepted by them?
I will sign-up under anyone that can show me a good affiliate program including how to get approved there.

 

[polwest]

check gambling-affiliation theres ton of betting affiliate programs on it.

 

[HustleRick]

check gambling-affiliation theres ton of betting affiliate programs on it.

You didn't read my post fully right?

 

[MidnightRambo]

i don't know where you live but tipico (i think it's just active in Germany) is fairly easy.

 

[Tipitip]

BOVADA

 

[mickyfu]

It's not really that hard to be accepted by any gambling affiliate program. Even with a basic site. Just make sure the site fits all the new bullshit UK Gambling Commission bollocks.

 

[HustleRick]

i don't know where you live but tipico (i think it's just active in Germany) is fairly easy.

Why is it fairly easy? Did you just setup a simple blog to get accepted? I've signed up for them and they rejected me.

It's not really that hard to be accepted by any gambling affiliate program. Even with a basic site. Just make sure the site fits all the new bullshit UK Gambling Commission bollocks.

So with such a site you'd get accepted at bigger networks like Bet365?

 

[MidnightRambo]

Why is it fairly easy? Did you just setup a simple blog to get accepted? I've signed up for them and they rejected me.

in my case i didn't even had to have a blog. i've just said that i want to start one.

 

[HustleRick]

in my case i didn't even had to have a blog. i've just said that i want to start one.

wow. they specifically told me in an E-Mail that I have to have a blog. I'll try your approach with them. Thanks!

 

[daverawcus]

It was easy a few years ago

Now they are not that keen on new aff partners the biggest players

Skybet closed there whole aff program last year

 

[HustleRick]

It was easy a few years ago

Now they are not that keen on new aff partners the biggest players

Skybet closed there whole aff program last year

So any recommendation for the now?

 

[Sasho Janevski]

How are you going to promote their offers without a website? I think that cold mailing or pop-ups or unders will not do the job.
if you go on oddsportal.com you can find 50+ reputable bookmakers and most of them have affiliate program.
Because they are working on a rev share basis - I think it will be easy to be approved. but still, website can be very helpful in the approval process.

 

[daverawcus]

So any recommendation for the now?

A smaller bookies whos aiming to get into the big leagues will be easier to get approved

betway or someone like that

 

[waynegm]

Hey folks,

I've been looking for a good sports betting affiliate program in the last weeks and the good ones require you to actually own a website.
To the guys that have been accepted by Bet365 and similar ones: What's the minimum requirement a website need to have in order to be accepted by them?
I will sign-up under anyone that can show me a good affiliate program including how to get approved there.

Not affiliate for betting but check Clickbank - there is ZCODE and others where you can get people to use these services to bet online - in the USA you are not going to find an affiliate program where you actually bet online. In fact, New Jersey is the only state where you can, and all states have restrictions - I would shoot for mining tools per say, to help the gold miners try and beat the odds. IMHO

 

[Craked]

You dont need website, just speak to one of the aff managers
you can always go with mr.green 888 William hill etc...

 

[dankepika]

Creating a quick Wordpress site shouldn't take too long

 

[HustleRick]

How are you going to promote their offers without a website? I think that cold mailing or pop-ups or unders will not do the job.
if you go on oddsportal.com you can find 50+ reputable bookmakers and most of them have affiliate program.
Because they are working on a rev share basis - I think it will be easy to be approved. but still, website can be very helpful in the approval process.

A website is needed to the ones that are longer in the market.

A smaller bookies whos aiming to get into the big leagues will be easier to get approved

betway or someone like that

I do not want some smaller one. I want to directly start with bigger ones and there must be a way.

Not affiliate for betting but check Clickbank - there is ZCODE and others where you can get people to use these services to bet online - in the USA you are not going to find an affiliate program where you actually bet online. In fact, New Jersey is the only state where you can, and all states have restrictions - I would shoot for mining tools per say, to help the gold miners try and beat the odds. IMHO

Thanks for the advice! I'll check out Clickbank.

You dont need website, just speak to one of the aff managers
you can always go with mr.green 888 William hill etc...

I was in contact with some sites via E-Mail and they need quite much from you.

Creating a quick Wordpress site shouldn't take too long

Won't work. The site has to actually offer qualitative content.