Where can I find casino logo affiliate program?

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Hello!

I’ve been growing Instagram/youtube pages since some months now and I’ve came across bunch of accounts that were promoting casino or cs2 skincase website through their brands logo on the videos they post.

Also, someone contacted me recently to ask me if I can promote some casinos that way, but he seems to be like an intermediate or something and trying to make profit off my page while paying me 25% of what I should actually earn if I had the same affiliate/contacts as him.

So my question is: is there any igaming affiliate website that works simply by putting their logo on multiple videos and they pay me per views?
I don’t know if it’s very clear but I hope y’all will understand my question.

Thanks in advance for the replies!
 
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Thanks ChatGPT! Much appreciated :)
 
My advice: identify the specific casino brands you want to work with. Go directly to their websites and look for a 'Partners', 'Affiliates', or 'Webmasters' section. Reach out to their partnership managers, show them your channel's stats, and pitch your logo placement idea. You'll likely get a much better deal negotiating directly with the source. Be prepared to discuss your audience demographics and engagement numbers.
 
You would need to contact the casino directly. If you go to any of their websites; there is an option to reach out to there support team and ask for their program details. That is one common way to do it.
 
Most of those logo deals come through private casino affiliate networks, not public ones. Try reaching out to iGaming brokers directly — they pay better than middlemen.
 
Hello!
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Sounds interesting, I will contact y’all by email asap.
 
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Hello!

I’ve been growing Instagram/youtube pages since some months now and I’ve came across bunch of accounts that were promoting casino or cs2 skincase website through their brands logo on the videos they post.

Also, someone contacted me recently to ask me if I can promote some casinos that way, but he seems to be like an intermediate or something and trying to make profit off my page while paying me 25% of what I should actually earn if I had the same affiliate/contacts as him.

So my question is: is there any igaming affiliate website that works simply by putting their logo on multiple videos and they pay me per views?
I don’t know if it’s very clear but I hope y’all will understand my question.

Thanks in advance for the replies!
I’ve seen those pages too. As far as I know, legit iGaming programs don’t pay just for logo views, they usually pay for sign-ups or deposits. Be careful with intermediaries taking big cuts; always make sure you get your own affiliate link, confirm the program is licensed, and check platform rules before promoting. If needed, I can share legit affiliate options.
 
In the thread titled “Where can I find casino logo affiliate program?” on BlackHatWorld, the original poster says they run Instagram/YouTube pages and have been approached by someone asking them to promote casino or CS2-skincase sites by placing logos in videos and getting paid per view. Mentions include: one respondent suggests the poster should directly contact casinos and ask about their affiliate or logo-placement programs. Others point out that most legitimate iGaming affiliate programs pay for sign-ups or deposits, not simply logo views. One contributor writes that “most of those logo deals come through private casino affiliate networks, not public ones.
 
In the thread titled “Where can I find casino logo affiliate program?” on BlackHatWorld, the original poster says they run Instagram/YouTube pages and have been approached by someone asking them to promote casino or CS2-skincase sites by placing logos in videos and getting paid per view. Mentions include: one respondent suggests the poster should directly contact casinos and ask about their affiliate or logo-placement programs. Others point out that most legitimate iGaming affiliate programs pay for sign-ups or deposits, not simply logo views. One contributor writes that “most of those logo deals come through private casino affiliate networks, not public ones.
Hey! If you’re looking to get into promoting casino or CS2 skin case sites through logo placements, the best move is to reach out directly to the casinos or platforms you want to work with and ask if they offer custom deals some do this through private networks rather than public affiliate programs. Just keep in mind that most reputable iGaming affiliates pay for actions like sign-ups or deposits rather than impressions alone, so be sure to clarify the terms upfront and aim to work only with trusted, licensed brands to stay on the safe side.
 
Hey! If you’re looking to get into promoting casino or CS2 skin case sites through logo placements, the best move is to reach out directly to the casinos or platforms you want to work with and ask if they offer custom deals some do this through private networks rather than public affiliate programs. Just keep in mind that most reputable iGaming affiliates pay for actions like sign-ups or deposits rather than impressions alone, so be sure to clarify the terms upfront and aim to work only with trusted, licensed brands to stay on the safe side.
If you're getting offers to promote casino or CS2 skin sites with logo placements, it’s worth knowing that most legit casino affiliate deals are based on sign-ups or deposits not just views. You’ll probably need to reach out directly to casinos or look into private networks if you want a logo-per-view type deal. Public programs rarely offer that model.
 
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