Agentsino Affiliates Audit Report

[Guard Dog]

Hello AGD community,

Today we present to you the real revenue share audit report for Agentsino Affiliates.

They have Angentsino Casino as their brand.

Affiliate Reporting Platform: proprietary
https://www.affiliateguarddog.com/url?casino=1213

Admin fee figure found in terms and conditions/or on website: T&Cs are not available on Agentsino Affiliates website. Information from FAQ:
“The commission is calculated based on the revenue your client brings to Agentsino. Based on your share, your commission will be calculated.
Whatever percentage you are assigned for your commission is the revenue share you will receive. The shares change depending on how many people you bring to Agentsino.”

Test signup and deposit is made from Country ‘Serbia’.

We deposited €10 via Skrill and took a welcome bonus of 100% up to €250.

Our funds with the welcome offer were €20 and we started playing some games.

Since we didn't manage to meet the wagering requirements of 30x deposited amount we weren’t able to use the €10 bonus amount shown on our account.
“Regarding your question for the bonus, you must complete the wagering requirement to receive your bonus. So to receive your bonus funds you must wager 30x your deposited amount. You may find more information on this in the information section in bonuses.”

We checked the earnings report:

For the deposit of €10 via Skrill the Net Gaming Revenue was €4.5
Since we have a deal of 45% our earnings were €4.5

To summarize, the Effective Net Gaming Revenue (the amount of money deposited and lost) is 10/10= 100%.

Finally, multiply the advertised revenue share rate with the Effective NGR to see your real revenue share rate, e.g:

• 25% = 25 %
• 30% = 30 %
• 35% = 35 %
• 40% = 40 %
• 45% = 45 %

 

[josephsoup]

Looks good

 

[preditor]

Good numbers - more like thease please!

 

[AussieDave]

I don't want to nit-pick because frankly, programs who actually pay the advertised commission %, are few and far between these days. So let me just say this...

Having to wager 30x deposit, before bonus is credited (is this cash then?), either way, I'm not sure it's very attractive to players. If the deposit is $20 and the bonus is $20, you'd normally have $40 to wager 30x.

Seems as it stands here, you deposit $20, and that's wagered 30x. If you meet wagering you get the $20 bonus. If you don't, you'd don't get the bonus.

Why even risk $20 cash to wager 30x, to maybe get the $20 bonus?

It's certainly not an attractive bonus offer... just sayin

 

[Jetman]

Agreed AussieDave, you are correct. Its like a gamble itself if you get the bonus or not Still good to see programs with better than average "real" NGR

Brand name.. not very appealing to be honest. Looks like a typo in the name? Or is it just me?