What Payment Plans Do The Big Affiliates Use?

[MG]

Hey Guys,

I was just wondering if anybody knew what the big affiliates like Pokerlistings/PokerJunkie/BonusWhores etc etc use as their payment plan: CPA or Rev Share?

I can imagine they bring in a lot of new players but the majority will be small depositors / small players, so they might prefer CPA? Or is it always best to go with rev share whatever the situation?

Cheers

Mike

Edit: Should this be in the beginners section?

[pokerprop]

I'm guessing that the majority of large affiliates go with CPA or direct advertising due to having a lot of negotiating power and not needing to wait a long time get paid. This of course is just a guess. CPA does allow them to be more flexible with their portal and keeps them in a strong position for negotiating as opposed to Rev share where they grow dependent. Curious to hear what other think.

I'm guessing their CPA are $200+ across the board and might be $300-$400 average. Of course their past performance also likely plays a large factor into this so if there values are not very high then maybe they get lower %. Whatever the case based on their strong rankings I'm sure they are getting paid fair and well above the industry norm.

[Sebastian]

I agree with Jim.

I think they go for huge CPA deals because they have bargaining power.

Sometimes you see these giants push some smaller new rooms in their poker site rankings, like top 5 or something.

They don't do that because of player value, lol, they probably just got bribed with a 400$ CPA.

Anyways, it's something I notice a lot.

[Randy Ray]

CPA or prepaid flat advertising rates.

[MooreFish]

We only do CPA for poker. For casino, bingo & sports it's about 95% rev share.

For casino, we only really do CPA with RTG casinos because their "manager coupon credits" just destroy your rev share. The few RTG sites we don't do CPA with we work on a deposits - ( withdrawls + chargebacks ) % formula.

[MG]

Cool thanks for the replies