New Income-Network Audit Report (MyAffiliates)

[Guard Dog]

Hello AGD community,

Today we present to you the New real revenue share audit report for Income-Network presented on MyAffiliates Platform.
The results of the first audit report can be found here.

For this audit report, we tested Primaplay Casino without using a welcome bonus.

Affiliate Reporting Platform: MyAffiliates

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www.affiliateguarddog.com

Admin fee figure found in terms and conditions/or on website:
Exact admin fee % is not stated in the affiliate program T&C

Terms & Conditions - Income Network

www.income-network.com

“Commissionable earnings are calculated as the casino brand’s gross gaming revenue, less withdrawals, fraudulent transactions, multi cash contributions, bad debts, processing fees and non-cash credits.”

Test signup and deposit is made from the Country ‘Serbia’.
Date of test deposit: 25th May 2023

We deposited 0.00076980 / $20 via BTC without using a welcome bonus.

We started playing some games with our deposit balance 0.00076980 / $20 BTC and we started playing some slots:

Eventually, we lost all funds and checked the earnings report.

For the deposit of $20, NGR was $15

To summarize, the Effective Net Gaming Revenue (the amount of money deposited and lost) is 15/20 = 75.00%.

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

• 25% = 18.75 %
• 30% = 22.50 %
• 35% = 26.25 %
• 40% = 30.00 %
• 45% = 33.75 %
• 50% = 37.50 %

 

[Jetman]

I am surprised that casinos that allow players to deposit using btc, which is a lot more cost effective for these casinos, are still applying ridiculous admin fees. In this case a bonus was not even used. Thanks for the headsup.

 

[AussieDave]

I am surprised that casinos that allow players to deposit using btc, which is a lot more cost effective for these casinos, are still applying ridiculous admin fees.

As I've been saying all along, the "Admin Fee" being perpetrated onto affiliates, is a SCAM. A RORT. A RUSE.

It's made to look genuine BUT it's NOT. It's used to STEAL the rightful commissions of affiliates.

No point bitching about these scam-fees AND still promoting the programs who charge them!

 

[Frank]

I am surprised that casinos that allow players to deposit using btc, which is a lot more cost effective for these casinos, are still applying ridiculous admin fees. In this case a bonus was not even used. Thanks for the headsup.

The actual provider fee is still the same irrelevant of the money type used, however its typically 6-8% cheaper and avoids the extra 10% 180 rolling hold.

 

[bonustreak]

Wish I can transfer all of my older players over to the new program, the NCO is terrible on the old program.

 

[Jetman]

I agree with you AussieDave, but it is getting increasingly difficult to find good programs that tick all the boxes, and have no admin fees. I always prefer not to rely on one or two programs just in case something happens, even if they have little deductions.

As I've been saying all along, the "Admin Fee" being perpetrated onto affiliates, is a SCAM. A RORT. A RUSE.

It's made to look genuine BUT it's NOT. It's used to STEAL the rightful commissions of affiliates.

No point bitching about these scam-fees AND still promoting the programs who charge them!

 

[Jetman]

That still means that the admin fees could be lowered a lot as well, when players use crypto? Your calculations seem to imply that the admin fees could be at least 10-15% lower than when using a regular deposit method?

The actual provider fee is still the same irrelevant of the money type used, however its typically 6-8% cheaper and avoids the extra 10% 180 rolling hold.

 

[preditor]

All thease adminfees and like 7 of 10 are just not as "transparent" as their giving a picture of.