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Can somebody give me some feed back on the Bookmaker.ag aff program? I know we have some sport affiliates on this board and i was wondering what you think of this group. Does anybody have an aff manager contact for me?
Brian
aka islandmaanWOW that was pretty definitive, Halovas thank you for your feedback. Anybody else have an experience to share?
Brian
They have very hard terms to live up to. Maybe Super-Affiliates can reach them, but very, very, difficult. I promoted them, BetChris, DSI and several other sister sites and was sorry to drop them but I could never succeed with their new T and C’s.
Does not sound promising..
I applied to become an affiliate and they rejected my sport sites. They just said denied:rollover:no reason nothing. Very unprofessional and i did just laugh at how stupid it was. The more i hear about them the more funny it seems.
Brian
They lack on the affiliate side, but are one of the best sportsbooks for US players, bar none.
That is what this board is all about, good honest feedback. Thanks all I see i do not need to pursue working with this group.
Bookmaker and BetCris are not just a terrible choice for affiliates, but even more so for bettors who decide to deposit any play. Besides making incorrect claims about their previous license (https://www.bookmakersreview.com/bookmaker-news/cris-representative-tells-bmr-bookmaker-was-licensed-antigua/44585) they also now untruthfully claim that all customer accounts are solely licensed by Malta’s LGA. However, it was confirmed that most, if not all accounts that were created prior 2010 are still registered in Costa Rica.
I can only advise to avoid these liars like the plague.
Quote:Bookmaker and BetCris are not just a terrible choice for affiliates, but even more so for bettors who decide to deposit any play.I am not the one to do the bookies’ PR for them, but Bookmaker and 5Dimes are as good as it gets for US players and affiliates. In my experience Bookmaker players have better value than 5Dimes. I personally have never had an issue with Bookmaker affiliate program, but they are far from the level we are used to on the casino side.
In fact I would take unlicensed Bookmaker/DSI/CRIS over licensed Will Hill any day, both as a player and affiliate.
No offense, but the simple fact that you are talking about licenses shows that you have no idea about what Bookmaker.ag is or how things work in the sports betting industry in different parts of the world.
Quote:I can only advise to avoid these liars like the plague.Finny, yet I see you adverting Bookmaker on your website…
I have no issues with 5Dimes and in fact i like them and respect them as a book. I have a big issue with an Affiliate program who i have taken the time to research and then send and application to and they respond with a canned letter that only says “denied”.
It shows they do not have a professional aff team to say the least, this was an opportunity for the book themselves to step up to the plate and i have not heard a word from them. Once again I appreciate all the input on this!
Brian
I would not refer any players to any shoddy casino or bookmaker just because it is the only option they have. A bookmaker that is making untruthful licensing claims is pretty much as shady as it gets. However, this is only one example of what is really going on at this company. Anyone who reads the article from my previous post will already get a good impression.
I most certainly do not and will never recommend or put up affiliate links for BetCris or Bookmaker.
@Halelovas 253232 wrote:
I would not refer any players to any shoddy casino or bookmaker just because it is the only option they have. A bookmaker that is making untruthful licensing claims is pretty much as shady as it gets. However, this is only one example of what is really going on at this company. Anyone who reads the article from my previous post will already get a good impression.
I most certainly do not and will never recommend or put up affiliate links for BetCris or Bookmaker.
I assumed the website you linked to was yours, since it was not disclosed otherwise. If it’s not – then accept my apology.
No one is sending players to Bookmaker because they are the only option, in fact, there are myriad of options for US players. Players who choose them, however, are the ones crying and whining a year down the road when the sportsbook disappears with their money. Bookmaker is one of the few which has been doing business with US players for MANY years. You don’t do that if you are “shoddy”. Licenses mean nothing in this business – anyone can buy a piece of paper from Malta, Gibraltar or any island of your choice, it means literally nothing. Reputation is what you can’t buy and there are only a handful of bookmakers worldwide that have it. You want to advertise a sportsbook which has never had an issue or unhappy customer? Good luck advertising a blank page
Quote:A bookmaker that is making untruthful licensing claims is pretty much as shady as it gets.Lol, statement like that shows you are either very naive and know nothing about online gambling or chase some agenda. If a license was as shady as it got, we’d all be in heaven.
Quote:I have no issues with 5Dimes and in fact i like them and respect them as a book. I have a big issue with an Affiliate program who i have taken the time to research and then send and application to and they respond with a canned letter that only says “denied”.It shows they do not have a professional aff team to say the least, this was an opportunity for the book themselves to step up to the plate and i have not heard a word from them. Once again I appreciate all the input on this!
Brian
I certainly feel your frustration and don’t advocate you joining Bookmaker by all means necessary. I joined them a long time ago and have no idea how they work with new affiliates today. I know Bovada/Bodog has been doing this for years – selecting applications, rather than allowing everyone to join. Don’t even know if 5Dimes has active affiliate managers, since I never had the need to contact them for anything
Among those three Bovada is just light-years ahead on the affiliate side, though.Yes, I believe that it is very shady to untruthfully claim that all customer accounts are licensed in Malta whereas they are registered in some other banana republic.
Stupid, if you believe that dishonest and constantly thieving operators are unable to survive in this business for a decade or more you must have been living in some world other than mine. I assume you have never played at an online casino or deposited money at a bookmaker yourself.
@islandmaan 253120 wrote:
Can somebody give me some feed back on the Bookmaker.ag aff program? I know we have some sport affiliates on this board and i was wondering what you think of this group. Does anybody have an aff manager contact for me?
Brian
aka islandmaanBookmaker back 3 years ago closed a bunch of earning affiliate accounts in the low season as they said they did not have enough actives. In my case with my sites it was closed with an outstanding commission balance of over 8,000. I had 4 actives a week in low season and over 40 a week in high season. They said I need a min. of 4 but would not give me the chance to prove myself. Was very frustrating and a management decission of theirs for some quick bucks. As a result in my eyes their reputation has been salted.
It should be and is the sportsbooks job to keep them active. We are seen as a marketing source sending them cheap affordable recruitment of players.
