Help me signing up for Betting Affiliate Programs

Hello guys,

Is there anyone here who has knowledge about how to get signed up for Revenue Share programs of betting exchange sites such as BetFair, Matchbook or Smarkets??

Hi Larry,
Simple way: Google 888 sports, or William hill sports, or any other big brand.
Go to their website, look for Partners or Affiliates link, click it, submit info, wait for AM to contact you
Paddy Power is also good, nice payouts as far as I remember
Good luck !
PS: I can tell u what to say when they start asking questions lol

Mekanicus said:

Hi Larry,
Simple way: Google 888 sports, or William hill sports, or any other big brand.
Go to their website, look for Partners or Affiliates link, click it, submit info, wait for AM to contact you
Paddy Power is also good, nice payouts as far as I remember
Good luck !
PS: I can tell u what to say when they start asking questions lol

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I want to promote matched betting customers. I guess it would be wiser to sign up to Betting exchanges rather than bookmakers. I have tried once but they say that you must have a website and I am planning to promote using email. What should I say to them?

LarryGaz said:

I want to promote matched betting customers. I guess it would be wiser to sign up to Betting exchanges rather than bookmakers. I have tried once but they say that you must have a website and I am planning to promote using email. What should I say to them?

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Betfair is the only bookie that I've come across that has been particularly fussy. I don't think these days you are going to cut it with sending emails or social media promotions, as there are huge issues with the UK gambling commission.

Your best bet would be to make a website, and make sure it complies to the UK gambling commission terms. Then sign up as a Betfair affiliate. If your website is not compliant, you have 0 chance of being accepted these days.

mickyfu said:

Betfair is the only bookie that I've come across that has been particularly fussy. I don't think these days you are going to cut it with sending emails or social media promotions, as there are huge issues with the UK gambling commission.

Your best bet would be to make a website, and make sure it complies to the UK gambling commission terms. Then sign up as a Betfair affiliate. If your website is not compliant, you have 0 chance of being accepted these days.

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Thank You.
Do they only choose websites with high traffic? Or any good compliant website would do?

LarryGaz said:

Thank You.
Do they only choose websites with high traffic? Or any good compliant website would do?

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It's hard to say these days. All I can say is they are the only bookie that ever refused me, and this is going back many years. I simply wrote back and said, well I have traffic for xxx slot and xxx slot and xxx slot, all of which you have and I will promote Betfair on these pages, then they accepted me.

You could make a website and tell them you generate traffic to your website via media buying, this way dodging the issue of traffic. Also say you use offline methods of generating traffic towards your website.

Any website works as long as it`s compliant. What I`d do is go out, take 3 to 4 hours, sign up to 10 websites as affiliate, wait to get contacted, then speak to the guys: Look, I want to do mailing, is it alowed ? No ? Ok, I have this website. What do I need to do to make it compliant. After that, it`s luck. Some AMs don`t bother and don`t like talking to much with affiliates, that`s a sign u need to bail. When you find a nice, talkative, receptive AM, stay there. They will always help. Just my experience