I am going to join Bookmaker

[MJ]

I didn't try it either, but if Prop is right in his reasoning they should be willing to work with a small affiliate I would think, they could even agree on a benchmark like 1k minimum cashout or something.

[pokerprop]

I suppose you could try this, as you have nothing to lose. But I've never heard of this working with BetCris/Bookmaker before.

fwiw I have.

Never hurts to ask but don't expect it.

Also fwiw Bookmaker has highest player value of any company I ever promoted, even better than Bodog was during their boom. Also is imo one of the top 3 (if no the) safest online gambling sites in US. A company i trust and don't sweat having to post up. Having to give them an extra push hoping to get paid can be a hassle, but seeing as they pay the best and are a site I can confidently recommend anyone too, I deal with it.

[ak]

You know Pokerprop, I could be a smart ass right now.

[wjb316]

Well I decided to give Bookmaker a shot guys. I signed up through your link Newjabber. They just gave me a call and guy on the line sold the affiliate service pretty well. He sounded like a hustler but nothing wrong with that in my book. The 10 bettors minimum rule bugs me but he gave me a couple basic assurances + explained that if any players refer their friends, those other guys will count towards the 10 bettors minimum.

It also didn't hurt that I heard from a couple people saying it really is a good book for the customer.

[Newjabber]

Thanks for the signup Ive been thinking about pushing them so i look forward to an update.
But what will you be promoting. Poker, sports, casino or all 3?

[wjb316]

Purely sports for right now. Working on a niche betting site with a partner right now. If we get positive results, we'll add them to other sites as well. Excited to give them a shot.

The poker room needs a lot of work, unfortunately.

[addz123]

I'd never subscribe to such a ridicuous rule personally. It would be like saying you agree to those terms and then everyone else would start doing it.

Even if i was a super affiliate I would not sign up to affiliate programs that i wasn't 100%happy about. Without being too rude, I just see this as another attempt in the industry to hoard more money from affiliates and increase their edge.

Does seem to me that UK bookmakers and affiliate policy in general is much friendlier. I don't think that can be put down on UIGEA rules.