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I was reading through the APCW casino application form and it states that co-brands cannot apply.
Casino Freedom is in a unique situation where we are a licensee with a software which works as a ‘co-brand’ or ‘white label’. Please bear in mind that we bought the license 4 years ago, and operate on seperate databases.
My question is this, if we wish to participate, first off: can we?
and secondly if we can, in what category do we fit? If we do not fit, should I twist Gambling Federation’s arm to apply?Thanks for your time
I was reading through the APCW casino application form and it states that co-brands cannot apply.
Co-Branded casinos cannot apply to be CASINO members because they do not have access to the back-end reporting of webmaster stats. In fact most co-branded sites don’t have affiliate programs or webmasters at all… except for sub-affiliates. Even with the ability to view sub-affiliates data, though, co-branded sites are not responsible for the reporting process of those statistics.
Casino Freedom could join as a WEBMASTER site if this is the case.
If, on the other hand, you have access to ALL your backend and ALL affiliate earnings and player tracking, then you aren’t really a co-branded site. It would be like several casinos using Playtech or Microgaming, I suppose.
Bottom line is this: If you have total control of the casino backend and all affiliate data,, and can follow all aspects of the reporting process, and affiliates sign up to promote YOUR CASINO and not Gambling Federation, then you could join as a casino member.
If webmasters that sign-up on your page are really going to GF, then I don’t know what to say at this point…
Lou, any suggestions?
