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iGaming Offers
iGaming offers pay well and come with strict terms. Allowed geos, accepted traffic types and caps matter as much as the payout. Filter by payout model to compare CPA, RevShare and hybrid deals, and check how each listing defines a qualifying player and handles negative carryover.
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Buyer guide
- Confirm the licensing jurisdictions and allowed geos before you drive traffic.
- Check restricted traffic types: many offers exclude incentivized or brand-bidding traffic.
- Compare hybrid deals on baseline and RevShare separately.
- Ask how a qualifying player is defined, including deposit and wagering conditions.
- Check RevShare terms for negative carryover and admin-fee deductions.
What to compare
- 01Payout model
- 02Allowed geos
- 03Traffic restrictions
- 04Daily cap
- 05Exclusivity
- 06Qualifying action and baseline
Use cases
- Casino and sportsbook review sites
- Sports-content audiences in licensed markets
- Streamer and community partnerships where allowed
FAQ
What is negative carryover in iGaming RevShare?
Losses in one period, such as a large player win, are carried forward and offset against future revenue. Deals without carryover reset each period; the listing states which applies.
What counts as a qualifying player on an iGaming CPA deal?
The advertiser defines it, typically a first deposit above a threshold and sometimes wagering activity. The listing states the qualifying conditions.
Can I promote iGaming offers in any country?
No. Offers are limited to geos where the operator is licensed and promotion is lawful. Check the allowed geos and local advertising rules before sending traffic.