Please welcome Affiliate Cruise

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Please welcome Affiliate Cruise as a Platinum Sponsor here at AGD (Affiliate-friendly terms + quality program). Affiliate Cruise currently offers promotion of Casino Cruise, an EveryMatrix casino.

Commissions Structure
There are six levels to our Revenue Share Commission Structure, making it easier for Affiliates to earn higher commissions for small increases in Net Revenues generated by the players they refer.

Total Revenue Commission
0-2,500 25%
2,501 - 5,000 28%
5,001 - 7,500 30%
7,501 - 12,500 32%
12,501 - 15,000 35%
15,001 - 40%



PROMOTION
If you are not currently an Affiliate Cruise affiliate - you can sign up via the banner above and get 40% for the next 3 months and follow that up with 35% for the following 3! Sign up now (use banner above) and take advantage.


Affiliate Backend
The Affiliate software running the backend is Netrefer which provides a solid blend of reporting and marketing features.


Casinos
Casino Cruise is an EveryMatrix casino licensed in Malta and Curacao and opened in September of 2014. The casino is both PC and mobile-friendly (HTML5) and offers a variety of games from Microgaming, Betsoft, Net Entertainment, NYX, and Vivo.


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[CaseyM]

Welcome Guys

 

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[MacCOR]

Welcome!

Great looking casino you have there

I know I'm nitpicky about small details but under casino it says:
"Affiliate Cruise is an EveryMatrix casino licensed in..."

which I assume should be:

"Casino Cruise is an EveryMatrix casino licensed in..."

 

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[bonustreak]

Welcome to AGD!!!

 

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[edgarf76]

Welcome to the forum Affiliate Cruise.

 

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[Lloyd Apter]

Thanks. It's good to be back working with old friends and looking forward to making new ones.

Happy Halloween!

 

[Kasino]

Please welcome Affiliate Cruise as a Platinum Sponsor here at AGD (Affiliate-friendly terms + quality program). Affiliate Cruise currently offers promotion of Casino Cruise, an EveryMatrix casino.

Commissions Structure
There are six levels to our Revenue Share Commission Structure, making it easier for Affiliates to earn higher commissions for small increases in Net Revenues generated by the players they refer.

Total Revenue Commission
0-2,500 25%
2,501 - 5,000 28%
5,001 - 7,500 30%
7,501 - 12,500 32%
12,501 - 15,000 35%
15,001 - 40%


PROMOTION
If you are not currently an Affiliate Cruise affiliate - you can sign up via the banner above and get 40% for the next 3 months and follow that up with 35% for the following 3! Sign up now (use banner above) and take advantage.


Affiliate Backend
The Affiliate software running the backend is Netrefer which provides a solid blend of reporting and marketing features.


Casinos
Casino Cruise is an EveryMatrix casino licensed in Malta and Curacao and opened in September of 2014. The casino is both PC and mobile-friendly (HTML5) and offers a variety of games from Microgaming, Betsoft, Net Entertainment, NYX, and Vivo.


Contacting Affiliate Cruise Affiliate Managers

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Hi Lloyd

Can you explain more about (exact %, if it is possible):

"third party licensing fees" = ??? %
"duties and taxes" = ??? %
"any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer" = ??? %

presented in Your NetRevenue Formula,
(2.7. “Net Revenue” means the total wagers of a Customer minus (i) winnings, (ii) bonuses, (iii) chargebacks, (iv) third party licensing fees, (v) jackpot insurance contributions, (vi) duties and taxes, and (vii) any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer.)

Thanks

 

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[Lloyd Apter]

Hi,
Please let me know if this helps:

"third party licensing fees" = varies according to Software provider
"duties and taxes" = currently relevant for UK online, where we are taking a license and will be paying both licensing fees and income tax
"any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer" = no percentage, only is there in actual case of fraud or abuse - is the direct cost deducted (same as chargebacks)

presented in Your Net Revenue Formula,
(2.7. “Net Revenue” means the total wagers of a Customer minus (i) winnings, (ii) bonuses, (iii) chargebacks, (iv) third party licensing fees, (v) jackpot insurance contributions, (vi) duties and taxes, and (vii) any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer.)

 

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[slotplayer]

Hi Lloyd,

Why is bonus money deducted? Is it not "real" money until a player wins off it?
I have several retail sites so I'm familiar with the multitude of vendor costs associated in running a business but when it comes to bonus money I can't see it as genuine overhead unless there is some cost I'm not aware of.

 

[Lloyd Apter]

Hi Slotplayer,

We calculate like most casinos the net wagering, less the winnings to get to gross income which includes the bonus money, as the first part of the calculation. For example say a player deposits $100 and receives $100 bonus plus 100 free spins on Starburst. So, the player has now $210 to play with and wagers the money 100X = $21,000 total wagering and wins $20,790, the gross win is therefore $210 (i.e. the player is left with no balance) from this we need to deduct the bonus money of $110 to arrive at the gross income of $100. Does that make sense to you?

Please let me know. Thanks.

 

[Kasino]

Hi,
Please let me know if this helps:

Of Course not, as I wrote earlier I am interested in an exact %. Why? ... because this percentage can be more than 20-30%.


"third party licensing fees" = varies according to Software provider
"duties and taxes" = currently relevant for UK online, where we are taking a license and will be paying both licensing fees and income tax
"any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer" = no percentage, only is there in actual case of fraud or abuse - is the direct cost deducted (same as chargebacks)

presented in Your Net Revenue Formula,
(2.7. “Net Revenue” means the total wagers of a Customer minus (i) winnings, (ii) bonuses, (iii) chargebacks, (iv) third party licensing fees, (v) jackpot insurance contributions, (vi) duties and taxes, and (vii) any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer.)

 

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[Kasino]

Hi,
Please let me know if this helps:

Of Course not, as I wrote earlier I am interested in an exact %. Why? ... because this percentage can be more than 20-30%.

"third party licensing fees" = varies according to Software provider
"duties and taxes" = currently relevant for UK online, where we are taking a license and will be paying both licensing fees and income tax
"any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer" = no percentage, only is there in actual case of fraud or abuse - is the direct cost deducted (same as chargebacks)

presented in Your Net Revenue Formula,
(2.7. “Net Revenue” means the total wagers of a Customer minus (i) winnings, (ii) bonuses, (iii) chargebacks, (iv) third party licensing fees, (v) jackpot insurance contributions, (vi) duties and taxes, and (vii) any other cost incurred by the Company due to a fraudulent and/or abusive activity of the Customer.)

 

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[Lloyd Apter]

We deduct 19% for software vendor fees. This is based on what we are paying on average to our vendors. Processing fees are actual at around 5-6%. Hope that helps. For UK we will be paying 15% of gross revenues as income tax plus additional licensing fees.

 

[Kasino]

We deduct 19% for software vendor fees. This is based on what we are paying on average to our vendors. Processing fees are actual at around 5-6%. Hope that helps. For UK we will be paying 15% of gross revenues as income tax plus additional licensing fees.

Thanks Lloyd, now all is clear

 

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[slotplayer]

Hi Slotplayer,

We calculate like most casinos the net wagering, less the winnings to get to gross income which includes the bonus money, as the first part of the calculation. For example say a player deposits $100 and receives $100 bonus plus 100 free spins on Starburst. So, the player has now $210 to play with and wagers the money 100X = $21,000 total wagering and wins $20,790, the gross win is therefore $210 (i.e. the player is left with no balance) from this we need to deduct the bonus money of $110 to arrive at the gross income of $100. Does that make sense to you?

Please let me know. Thanks.

yes, thanks it does make sense.

 

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[Guard Dog]

I think what is VERY clear in this discussion is this.... How open and honest Lloyd is about calculations. This is refreshing, IMO. I think this shows that the program is open, honest, and Lloyd has the power and ability to discuss things we want to know about the program.

not trying to be biased or 'suck up', but I like to see this

 

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[Kasino]

I think what is VERY clear in this discussion is this.... How open and honest Lloyd is about calculations. This is refreshing, IMO. I think this shows that the program is open, honest, and Lloyd has the power and ability to discuss things we want to know about the program.

not trying to be biased or 'suck up', but I like to see this

Partially I agree with you - but I think most of this information could be obtained after the registration.

We deduct 19% for software vendor fees. This is based on what we are paying on average to our vendors. Processing fees are actual at around 5-6%. Hope that helps. For UK we will be paying 15% of gross revenues as income tax plus additional licensing fees.

Can you tell me - where you also worked previously.

Thanks

 

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