Affiliate Lounge Warning

Affiliate Lounge - Affiliate Partners Betsson Group

Affiliate Lounge is one of the greatest and worst places to get an affiliate. The brands include Betsson, Casinoeuro to name just two big casinos. The casinos themselves are reliable and can be recommended without hesitation. But less so the partner program that brings with it very bad T&Cs.

We give Affiliate Lounge a NoGo for the following reasons....

Affiliate accounts will be closed if you don't bring new active players. You get a message and warning from Affiliate Lounge, but once it's said, accounts are almost closed. On the other hand, the remuneration model of the individual casinos is extremely bad. Betsson Casino with 20% and Casinoeuro with 30% are the deals offered. Unfortunately, it is not specified how extremely high the fees (costs of the individual items, network, taxes, jackpots, etc.) are per player. These are so high with this provider that it is not worth offering these casinos. The fact is that on approximately €1000 in revenue from jackpot games, in addition to the fees, which are already more than 25%, they are deducted. The bottom line is that only about 9% or 18% of the income is actually retained for an affiliate.

We clearly say... NoGo to "Affiliate Lounge"

HM ok. The commission rates are really quite low compared to some others. But I have to say that I've been happy with Affiliatelounge for years. Contacts always available. Exclusive deals can be negotiated. Money always comes on time. I haven't "done it yet" with bringing "no new active players". :)
Know this clause but also from other providers.

So in general I am personally satisfied. And the Affiliatelounge brands are - as you have already mentioned - top.

My personal experience with this provider is that the merit sucks. What our team writes is correct, that there is no other provider who deducts such high fees as this one. In addition, the deposits and sales are not calculated correctly or deductions are made there.
I've been a partner there myself since 2007 and I'm glad that I haven't actively promoted them for a few years now, the program is still crappy today, but at least it's a bit more transparent than it used to be. I have had active customers there for years and also not exactly small depositors, but the result is very questionable!!

Where I totally agree with you....

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And the Affiliatelounge brands are - as you have already mentioned - top

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Among the best for me, fast payouts, top games and customer-friendly. But that is no reason for me to market this as a provider if the whole thing is not worthwhile on the part of affiliates. A lot of work for a result that only the provider accepts.

In that sense, I agree with our Aff Team, NoGo for Affiliates and a Go for Players.

I'm also affected by this myself and I absolutely agree that the brands are not the cause. There are also partners who may be satisfied with Affiliate Lounge, but the fact is that they have been listed as not recommended or even as rogues on other portals for some time. To me these are criminals of the first order and it's because of the T&C's. This is nothing but stealing revenue. Promoting them and then simply giving inactivity as a reason is highly questionable and means structure to me.

Admittedly, I once had a different positive image of this group because I visited the head office in Malta years ago and had a few insights, but other people were also responsible there.

Unfortunately, that positive image has turned into a negative one and I can only advise against entering into a partnership with them until they change that. Because if one day, for whatever reason, no new players come, the previously satisfied partners will start to cry because suddenly everything is gone. All the players brought up to that point are then gone, simply cashed in and continue to earn money with it, only with the difference that you don't have to give it up any more.

And to be honest, this PK is not what you imagine as an affiliate manager.

But basically it is the case that you don't report anything negative if you think you have a good partnership and everything works normally. As long as you bring players, everything is always fine.

You will notice the fine difference in the partner programs at the latest when "smaller" companies also stick with you and communicate if you bring little or no players.

It is important, however, to pillory such machinations and to make it very clear that such dubious intentions/decisions are not accepted and that they are published accordingly. Unfortunately, far too few partners do this to put these companies in their place and force them to reverse lousy conditions or not even set something up in the first place.

As said; I am not affected (yet). But I find it hard to give the predicate "NoGo" or "Rogue". There are far worse programs (e.g.: Winner), where you don't pay at all or where the stats are "changed" at will. Ultimately, everyone has to make their own experiences. So far I can't complain.

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As said; I am not affected (yet). But I find it hard to give the predicate "NoGo" or "Rogue". There are far worse programs (e.g.: Winner), where you don't pay at all or where the stats are "changed" at will. Ultimately, everyone has to make their own experiences. So far I can't complain.

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Stealing Revenue is Rogue! Don't worry, the others are coming too. :rolleyes:

It's totally okay as long as you're happy with it. It should at least give possible new partners to think about agreeing to such conditions at all, which are usually only introduced later as a so-called "new condition" when you have been registered for a long time.