Unusual rev share model

[CaseyM]

So I am chatting with an AM who offers % of players deposits

Anyone work with this model before and how did it work out for them?

 

[warrichpk]

what percentage of players profit is he offering to you?

 

[CaseyM]

Deposits not profits (50)

 

[tryme1]

How can they offer that?

Quick Example: Player deposits $1000 - so your commission is $500.

Play wins $2000, so casino is out $1500 ($2000 win + $500 commission - $1000 deposit).

 

[KasinoKing]

So I am chatting with an AM who offers % of players deposits

Anyone work with this model before and how did it work out for them?

Yeah - I've worked with that model before.
Worked out the same as most of my rev-share casino = a waste of time!
(Getting players to sign-up is the difficult thing, not how I earn the money).

KK

 

[dominique]

It's a great model IMO. What you see is what you get, regardless of player wins or losses. It is perfectly acceptable to accept a lower % on this model, as you end up making a lot more overall.

Thumbs up on this one!

Dunno what happened to you, KK, but it was great for me. Wish everyone would offer it.

 

[bonusgeek]

I've never worked this model personally but I would consider it. It looks like it just offers a guarantee on your money so you don't have to sweat the big winners. Not too shabby at all.

However 50% doesn't sound right. Let's look if your players deposited $10K and lost every penny. If you were on 35% rev share the best you could do is make $3500. This model guarantees you $5K so that doesn't sound right to me but a lower % of deposits would. I can't see any value for a program doing things this way but if you are, hit me up if your reputable. That's better than any deal I have right now.

 

[CaseyM]

Thanks for the replies guys, appreciated, yeah 50 was the max % offered, a standard rev share agreement starts at 30

 

[dominique]

I hope the requirements for 50% are very high, otherwise I don't see how it can be profitable for them, and you know what they say about things that are too good to be true...

 

[tryme1]

This still looks odd to me - what BonusGeek says is spot on. However, if this is a reputable program, PM me and I'll sign up under you.

 

[CaseyM]

I wasn't sure tbh which is why I posted here for a bit of feedback, I will send you a PM anyway and then its up to you

 

[Vladi]

Yes have done and its probably the best model of all because you don't experience the swings with players winning and losing. However you will never get a higher % on player deposits vs revenue share. If so, there is something wrong and I would be very suspicious.

 

[zuga81]

this is a gross rev model. So say if they offer 50% gross, its like equivalent to say 65% net rev.

pretty good deal if u ask me , in case its legit.

thanx
CBG

 

[constant]

Hi there

Is this offer still available

Please let me know
Thanks