FairAffiliate.org

I like this page/idea a lot. Affiliates are one of the best and most powerful tools casinos can use to grow. Despite this, many casinos will: -Cut corners when it comes time to pay -Onboard affiliates under X deal/terms during a desperate arms race for traffic and then reneg the deals/change terms once players are onboarded -Reveal information on the affiliates deal with their players -Try to go around the affiliate to the players direct It's quite telling if a casinos response time when it comes time to onboard a player/affiliate is instant, but then when it's time for payment / there's a dispute, response times decay to once a day, every other day, once a week. etc. I think almost all major T1/T2 brands I've worked with have been a headache / tried some sort of shady tactic at some point. Ironically 2-3 of the first few posts on this page are about roobet, who i've never had a bad experience with (7 figures of NGR), but i reckon based on my pulse in the industry we will see a few specific tier 1 and tier 2 brands popping up more and more than others. A bit of advice to some affiliates starting out: 1. document everything, regularly export telegram chats/discord convos. Take screenrecordings off a phone of important parts of the deal (toggle the affiliate managers profile as well to show not talking to an imposter), screenshot the official site confirming you are infact talking to an affiliate manager. 2. Understand that the less reach / clout you have, the more likely you are to get mistreated. Network, dont be a faggot/jeety to others in the industry, they will help you when needed. 3. The bigger your affil book / the closer your relationships are with your players, the more power you have to be treated properly, and favourably -- dont scam your affiliates on deals, make expectations/deals clear and sustainable. 4. CLEARLY layout the terms of your deal - carry over, onboarding packages, admin fees, how bonuses are factored in, etc so everyones on the same page.