
Originally Posted by
Jasminebed
Could you let us know the name of the Casino. I feel that affiliates should play at the site(s) they promote, otherwise how can they accurately guide players? I can understand the prohibition against workers playing. If the games are random, an affiliate should have no more chance of winning than anyone else.
An affiliate could exploit the system for massive profit if he could sign up under his own aff code. Let's say, you are on 25% revenue share with no carryover of losses, which is like having a 25% cashback on losses each month. Each month you make a single $1000 even money bet on European roulette. If you win (probability 18/37), you win $1000. If you lose (probability 19/37), you get $250 commission, so you only lose $750. Expected profit $101.35. With more agressive strategy you can increase your expected profit at the expense of higher variance. If you have enough funds to this at a few dozen casinos, you could make a living "working" 1/2 hour each month. This is why casinos don't allow people to sign up under their own aff code. Of course, the system could still be exploited by a syndicate, A signs up under B's aff code, B under C's, etc, or an affiliate could simply bankroll his players and share the profits.
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