That's gotta be bullshit.You get 30% of your referral's losses and the required payment threshold is usually $50+. So if your referral places $100 bet and wins $180, it means he made $80 of profit. 30% of his profit is your loss, so your balance will be MINUS $24.
That's gotta be bullshit.
That's gotta be bullshit.
That's not specified in my CPAKitchen account though? Perhaps that's only a thing on the actual affiliate networks of a site, this is a CPA network.That's actually how it works in the casino industry
You lose when the customer starts winning money.
But most lose, so that won't be happening too often.
To OP: it's the opposite of what you mentioned in your post. You get a commission whenever the person LOSES money.
If they start winning, your balance might become negative as someone posted a screenshot for above.
That's not specified in my CPAKitchen account though? Perhaps that's only a thing on the actual affiliate networks of a site, this is a CPA network.
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Please educate me as I'm getting into it slowly...
how can we be sure casino won;t manipulate the statistics ? as we cannot check what the affiliates are betting on and with which stakes . Who monitors that ? that is why I prefer to work with CPAAnd why is that? You don't have to cover your negative balance with your own money. But if your balance is negative due to your referral's profit, you won't get paid. Simple as that, it's the way it works.
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how can we be sure casino won;t manipulate the statistics ? as we cannot check what the affiliates are betting on and with which stakes . Who monitors that ? that is why I prefer to work with CPA
how can we be sure casino won;t manipulate the statistics ? as we cannot check what the affiliates are betting on and with which stakes . Who monitors that ? that is why I prefer to work with CPA