Please Help Me Choose 5 Operators

[Planet-Mark]

Hey All,

Another 'who to promote' type thread I'm afraid... getting a bit bogged down at the moment with all the different operators and it is stopping me getting started with my casino empire - so time to humbly request some assistance.

Here is my Wish-List, looking for 5 operators initially...

- At least 3 should be open to US players, known 'big brands' would be great
- Are Available in several languages including German / Russian / French and a few of Hungarian / Romanian / Polish / Slovak / Etc. prefer country-specific deposit methods where applicable
- No Negative carry over
- Great selection of games and decent software.
- Range of bonuses (not all the huge ones, looking for a mix) along with ongoing promotions
- Affiliate manager who can help me grow this side of my business.


Too much to ask? Lets see some suggestions... only one already ruled out is Bodog (lets just say for personal reasons and leave it there!) you never know, if the suggestions are good I might even follow your sub-aff link!

Thanks in advance, Mark

[CK]

Well I havent found one yet that matches your descriptions lol.

US based definatly go with cplanet although none of their casinos are multi-lingual. They dont bundle, dont have a negative carryover and pay on time.

- Are Available in several languages including German / Russian / French and a few of Hungarian / Romanian / Polish / Slovak / Etc. prefer country-specific deposit methods where applicable

This they dont do and tbh I havent found many US based casinos that are multi-lingual. There are some Rival ones but they dont convert as well as the others. Just seems crazy to me that after everything we've seen over the last couple of years a company would put all it's eggs in the US market and not thinking globally..

Good luck Mark

[Lenny]

Hey Mark, these would be my top 5.

Cwc affiliates - they do carry over but sometimes for a great program you have to make exceptions. 3 different casinos all take usa

Mainstreet affiliates - no negative carryover, no bundling. 4 different casinos all take usa

Fortune affiliates - bunch of casinos, in all different languages. Great team over there.

Casino coins - think 5 casinos, all take usa, no negative

Best casino partner - no negative, 3 casinos, take all usa.

Would have put bodog up there but you said no. Didnt list any rivals as i find they do not convert and when they do the deposits are minimal.

If you decide you want one of my aff links send me a pm.

[Planet-Mark]

Thanks to you both... will definitely check those out - maybe I was getting bogged down because my expectations were too high, we'll see!

Mark

[TheGooner]

- At least 3 should be open to US players, known 'big brands' would be great

- Are Available in several languages including German / Russian / French and a few of Hungarian / Romanian / Polish / Slovak / Etc. prefer country-specific deposit methods where applicable

These two requirements clash with each other.

Legitimate big name European facing programs will offer much of what you want in the second point - but will not touch US players with a bargepole due to UIGEA.

Smaller, low-rent, operations based in Costa Rica, Panama and Curacao are prepared to play dodge and dive with Uncle Sam, but they are almost whole focused on the lucrative US market.

Additionally, the whole operation of places seem to be one way or the other, if they're US focused then it's US payment methods to the fore with a focus on money transfer, Western Union and e-Checks.

If they're european focused where gambling is a legal and enjoyable pastime then you get credit card, debit card, e-wallets and a whole gamut of alternate payment methods.

Timezones for support also become a tell-tale factor too.

So you can get one or other (us focus or euro focus) but not both factors at any one single site in my experience.

[CK]

Nice reply Gooner..answered some of my questions

[Planet-Mark]

Thanks for that Gooner - was kind of assuming there might be a Stars / Tilt of the casino genre... but what you are saying ties in perfectly with my research so far. Starting to come down on the side of starting with the 'emerging' markets...

Cheers, Mark