Welcome Mr. Green Affiliate Program as a new Platinum Sponsor!

**LauraMrGreen** · 24 March 2017, 7:50 am

Less wordy than the t&cs calculation is below

Net Game Win - bonus costs (bonus release +jackpot contributions) - tax (player GEO dependant) - admin fee (24%) = Net Revenue.

Your % is calculated from the Net Revenue amount.

**PromoteCasino** · 24 March 2017, 8:08 am

Hi Laura,

Could you give an example say a customer deposits ?,000 loses the lot, not playing on jackpots. What would the reward for the affiliate be please roughly.

**LauraMrGreen** · 24 March 2017, 8:47 am

Originally Posted by PromoteCasino

Hi Laura,

Could you give an example say a customer deposits ?,000 loses the lot, not playing on jackpots. What would the reward for the affiliate be please roughly.

For easiness sake, let's just say she put that ?k on one spin and lost. Since you said ?we'll assume we're talking UK tax.

1000 - (0 - 150 - 240) = ?10
(game win - bonus - UK tax - fee) = Net Revenue

Your revshare is the % of that ?10.

**555** · 24 March 2017, 8:54 am

Wow! Thanks a lot Laura! Very refreshing to see a program not avoiding the exact calculation or the terms when getting questions about them. Will def start working with you soon.

**PromoteCasino** · 24 March 2017, 8:58 am

Thanks for clarifying, so nearly 40% is lost through admin fees etc...

**555** · 24 March 2017, 9:03 am

So in all countries where there is some kind of tax, the affiliate pays 100% of this fee?

**LauraMrGreen** · 24 March 2017, 9:23 am

Originally Posted by 555

So in all countries where there is some kind of tax, the affiliate pays 100% of this fee?

If you're paid out based on net revenue, then yes. If you've some sort of other flat fixed fee or CPA deal, then no. Mr Green would cover it in that case.

**Anthony** · 24 March 2017, 9:24 am

Originally Posted by LauraMrGreen

@Gman, I wish it was that quick! Like Eenzoo predicted though, it's real time clicks and impressions. The rest is updated once a day around 11am your time.

Is it possible to update that on the info section @Anthony?

I updated on overview page and welcome post.

**Triple7** · 24 March 2017, 9:57 am

Originally Posted by PromoteCasino

Thanks for clarifying, so nearly 40% is lost through admin fees etc...

Like every brand in every regulated market I suppose.

It's heavy of course, but to me it is not very unlogical that admin taxes are deducted.

I mean, paying an affiliate € 500 of a deposit (and loss) of € 1.000, isn't very logical if for example gaming tax is € 300, game provider revenue share is € 200, transaction fees are € 50, etc.

**PromoteCasino** · 24 March 2017, 10:06 am

Originally Posted by Triple7

Like every brand in every regulated market I suppose.

It's heavy of course, but to me it is not very unlogical that admin taxes are deducted.

I mean, paying an affiliate € 500 of a deposit (and loss) of € 1.000, isn't very logical if for example gaming tax is € 300, game provider revenue share is € 200, transaction fees are € 50, etc.

I agree, but it does looks a lot when its a % figure

**Triple7** · 24 March 2017, 10:11 am

Originally Posted by PromoteCasino

I agree, but it does looks a lot when its a % figure

True. It looks horrible, but at least it's transparent. I prefer this, than programs where they do not show deposits or that sort of things. They may look better, but for sure I am paying there too all this fees.

It is what it is, as long as it are realistic costs and not play money completely deducted or insane admin fees of 40% on top of all the other fees.

**UTG** · 25 March 2017, 8:30 am

Originally Posted by LauraMrGreen

For easiness sake, let's just say she put that ?k on one spin and lost. Since you said ?we'll assume we're talking UK tax.

1000 - (0 - 150 - 240) = ?10
(game win - bonus - UK tax - fee) = Net Revenue

Your revshare is the % of that ?10.

How does it work for bonus players? Do you calculate tax deductions and admin fee on the gross revenue?

Example: Player made a ?00 deposit and received a ?00 bonus. The player lost everything so gross gaming revenue is ?00.

200 - (100 - 30 - 4

= 22 (Net Revenue)

And if the player lost everything by playing on progressive slots, then the deductions would be even higher. I assume that there is a bonus cost for the 200 free spins after deposit as well?

**alin04** · 25 March 2017, 12:16 pm

Welcome to GPWA. Can you tell me what is the bonus for sportsbook in UK and for other countries in Europe?

**LauraMrGreen** · 27 March 2017, 2:53 am

Originally Posted by UTG

How does it work for bonus players? Do you calculate tax deductions and admin fee on the gross revenue?

Example: Player made a ?00 deposit and received a ?00 bonus. The player lost everything so gross gaming revenue is ?00.

200 - (100 - 30 - 4

= 22 (Net Revenue)

And if the player lost everything by playing on progressive slots, then the deductions would be even higher. I assume that there is a bonus cost for the 200 free spins after deposit as well?

Sorry UTG, I missed this over the weekend.

So in this case, it's worth noting that we don't deduct for bonuses given. It's for bonuses released. The player would have to release the full ?00 (35 times wagering requirement) to release that bonus.

**LauraMrGreen** · 27 March 2017, 3:00 am

Thanks alin04

I don't want to clutter up this thread too much with the individual signup offers for each GEO as most of them have three - slots, live casino and sportsbook. Let me give you some though and if I've missed any you were interested in, let me know! I've a nice spreadsheet I can send you with them all

but generally, aside from sports, they follow the below format.

For UK

Slots: 100% up to ?00 + 200 free spins
Live Casino: 50% cash back up to ?0 + 100 Free Spins
Sportsbook: something new is coming in the next couple of weeks for UK

For International Customers

Slots: 100% up to €100 + 200 Free Spins
Live Casino: 50% cash back up to €50 + 100 Free Spins
Sports: Two €10 Free Bets on a €20 deposit + 100 Free Spins

Originally Posted by alin04

Welcome to GPWA. Can you tell me what is the bonus for sportsbook in UK and for other countries in Europe?

**Mattbar** · 27 March 2017, 3:31 am

Welcome.

When will you be launching a welcome offer for your UK sportsbook?

**LauraMrGreen** · 27 March 2017, 3:45 am

Hey Matt,

I'll let you know as soon as I do but in the next couple of weeks we'll have a cool offer that can be used for sports signups in the UK. I'll give you the details as soon as it's launched.

Originally Posted by Mattbar

Welcome.

When will you be launching a welcome offer for your UK sportsbook?

**Mattbar** · 27 March 2017, 5:01 am

Thanks Laura

I haven't actually signed up but I will do when you go live with a UK offer applicable to sports. Drop me a PM when you have more details please

**gratisbingo** · 7 February 2018, 9:33 am

hi

when is the payout date for affiliates ?

**LauraMrGreen** · 7 February 2018, 10:25 am

Originally Posted by gratisbingo

hi

when is the payout date for affiliates ?

Payments for Jan will go out this week. Within 7 business days from the end of the month is what we work towards.

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