Overseas (Non-USA Casino) Affiliate Programs

[affiliategaming]

If I am based in the USA. Can I legally create websites that target NON-USA players? If I am promoting legal gambling sites in other countries to their citizens is that OK? It is really hard to find anything online that talks about this issue. What are your thoughts?

 

[ddm]

Despite what they imply, the U.S doesn't own the world, or the internet.
so You may legally do whatever you want - even targeting U.S players as an affiliate, and sending the traffic to an "internationally licensed" casinos or sportsbooks.

the problem is that the regulated / licensed US-Friendly sites (in a couple of states) will not work with you if you put them alongside the "offshore" sites you promote.

so your play is either:

1. promote only "white"/regulated/legal U.S casinos - for a U.S audience. [lots of red tape here..]
2. promote only "international"casinos (a.k.a "gray" by those who try to throw shade on them- often lumping regulated and unregulated international casinos in to the same "bucket") to a US market
3. promote gray casinos to non-US market.

 

[Joonas]

Yes you can. I would avoid all offshore licensed and non-licensed gambling sites though.

 

[Biti]

Yes, as long as you're not targeting US-players, you can.

 

[Donkey]

Isn't it hard to get the license to become affiliate in legalized states?