Casino/IGaming Affiliation question

hazahaza said:

Hi everyone,


I’m looking to get started in the online casino affiliation space. I’ve read a lot of threads here on BHW, but many of them seem outdated.


Right now, I’m not entirely sure which direction to take, I’m still figuring out which casinos would be the best to start with, and which countries/markets to target first.


I’d really like to have a proper discussion with people who are already in this industry to understand what is working today, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to set things up the right way from the start.


If you’re active in iGaming affiliation and open to sharing some insights (publicly or via PM), I’d really appreciate connecting with you.


Thanks in advance !

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hazahaza said:

Hi everyone,


I’m looking to get started in the online casino affiliation space. I’ve read a lot of threads here on BHW, but many of them seem outdated.


Right now, I’m not entirely sure which direction to take, I’m still figuring out which casinos would be the best to start with, and which countries/markets to target first.


I’d really like to have a proper discussion with people who are already in this industry to understand what is working today, what pitfalls to avoid, and how to set things up the right way from the start.


If you’re active in iGaming affiliation and open to sharing some insights (publicly or via PM), I’d really appreciate connecting with you.


Thanks in advance !

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DigitalDash22 said:

I am doing small numbers right now, nothing close to replace a full time income - been trying to do casino affiliate marketing for like 7 months now on the side. Best advice I have is to niche down and you will learn that nobody in this space wants to share their methods or ways to attain traffic. This casino industry is brutal from my experience where getting traffic is very hard and figuring out a funnel that doesn't bleed money is very difficult and competitive. A lot of the big platforms require a license to advertise, legal issues, depending on the terms of the casino they won't allow affiliates to do paid ads, and 45% revenueshare sounds good until you realise that these players will win sometimes and the casinos take a fee from the revenue. Players can churn too. So only work with reputable big brand casinos in my opinion and follow the laws of your government. A lot of affiliates and casinos engage in grey and black hat marketing because doing it fully whitehat is too competitive. Be prepared to fail plenty and I realised this late but you just have to find your own methods, niche, and offers. I'm not successful by any means but this is what I have learned so far.

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