Online Casino affiliate programs have been around for many years and the competition is fierce. Online casino’s were the first gambling sites to offer affiliates the chance to share in their wealth, since then poker, sports and spread betting companies have all followed suit.

Casino Affiliate programs normally pay you in one of the following ways:

CPA or cost per acquisition

With CPA, you are paid by the online casino for every person that you introduce to them who ends up gambling at their casino. When you have signed up for their affiliate program, you will have access to banners and links with a code that is unique to you so that they can track the sale back to your site. Once someone qualifies as a sale, you will be paid a flat, one-off fee which is normally between $50 and $150. To qualify, the person that you introduce may have to either deposit a certain amount of money or make a certain amount of bets on the site.

CPA is a good way to make a guaranteed income but the introduction fee is the only fee you will earn from the people that you introduce.

Revenue Share Plan

The revenue share plan differs from the above CPA plan in the fact that you get no money up front when you send someone to the casino. However, you DO get a percentage of what the person you have introduced loses on a monthly basis. This can often amount to a lot more money, especially when you consider that most people who play at online casinos will eventually lose.

The duration of the revenue share plan may vary but is often for the lifetime of the account that is created. We recommend choosing this option if cash flow is not an immediate problem.