Hey Buddy,Hey Guys,
I want to jump into the gambling niche. Can anyone recommend a few good gambling affiliate sites?
Thank you so much.

yes, indeed, many affiliate programs do not accept traffic from USA.Guys can you tell me, these affiliate programs allow you to promote their services in USA? I started exploring Casino niche and many affiliate programs forbid promoting in USA.
please recommend that forum thank youFirst of all, you should know which market you are targeting. Europe, US? Asia? Africa?
There are tons of casino or sports betting affiliate programs which will gladly take your traffic and pay zero. I've been in this biz for over 10 years, do a very strict research on the programs you will promote, because it's crucial.
Not all bookies/casinos are available worldwide - this is the main issue. You can promote the so called "offshore" bookies, they are usually accessible in many countries but the trust level is minimal, which means a lot of signups and very few players.
Thinking about US? Unless you have a license in each state (which costs $$$$), you won't be able to officially promote legal bookies in the US. Your other option is the offshore US bookies (which is a separate branch of the bigger "offshore bookies" cohort). But then, apart from some possible legal risks, will the US player trust the offshore bookie vs. its own licensed bookie (which you can't promote unless you are licensed).
I've sent hundreds of players to legit gambling affiliate programs, which suddenly decided to close their programs because of different reasons (company mergers, sale of business, change of TOS (!) etc). The amount of money I lost is simply not quantifiable.
edit: With all due respect, this is really not the forum of choice to ask for a reliable gambling affiliate program. Go to a niche forum and read a lot before proceeding.
This is a good one: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/a...rogram-online-casinos-sports-betting.1525996/Hey Guys,
I want to jump into the gambling niche. Can anyone recommend a few good gambling affiliate sites?
Thank you so much.
is there a way to contact you somehow?First of all, you should know which market you are targeting. Europe, US? Asia? Africa?
There are tons of casino or sports betting affiliate programs which will gladly take your traffic and pay zero. I've been in this biz for over 10 years, do a very strict research on the programs you will promote, because it's crucial.
Not all bookies/casinos are available worldwide - this is the main issue. You can promote the so called "offshore" bookies, they are usually accessible in many countries but the trust level is minimal, which means a lot of signups and very few players.
Thinking about US? Unless you have a license in each state (which costs $$$$), you won't be able to officially promote legal bookies in the US. Your other option is the offshore US bookies (which is a separate branch of the bigger "offshore bookies" cohort). But then, apart from some possible legal risks, will the US player trust the offshore bookie vs. its own licensed bookie (which you can't promote unless you are licensed).
I've sent hundreds of players to legit gambling affiliate programs, which suddenly decided to close their programs because of different reasons (company mergers, sale of business, change of TOS (!) etc). The amount of money I lost is simply not quantifiable.
edit: With all due respect, this is really not the forum of choice to ask for a reliable gambling affiliate program. Go to a niche forum and read a lot before proceeding.
is there a way to contact you somehow?First of all, you should know which market you are targeting. Europe, US? Asia? Africa?
There are tons of casino or sports betting affiliate programs which will gladly take your traffic and pay zero. I've been in this biz for over 10 years, do a very strict research on the programs you will promote, because it's crucial.
Not all bookies/casinos are available worldwide - this is the main issue. You can promote the so called "offshore" bookies, they are usually accessible in many countries but the trust level is minimal, which means a lot of signups and very few players.
Thinking about US? Unless you have a license in each state (which costs $$$$), you won't be able to officially promote legal bookies in the US. Your other option is the offshore US bookies (which is a separate branch of the bigger "offshore bookies" cohort). But then, apart from some possible legal risks, will the US player trust the offshore bookie vs. its own licensed bookie (which you can't promote unless you are licensed).
I've sent hundreds of players to legit gambling affiliate programs, which suddenly decided to close their programs because of different reasons (company mergers, sale of business, change of TOS (!) etc). The amount of money I lost is simply not quantifiable.
edit: With all due respect, this is really not the forum of choice to ask for a reliable gambling affiliate program. Go to a niche forum and read a lot before proceeding.