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@Engineer]True — this is very nice. As you watch your income throughout the month, it never drops it only goes up, up, up. :thumbsup:[/QUOTE wrote:
hi
in my stats this month i have as wagered 18000$ and i win 15$ for the month
im very stupid and dont understand math
can you please give us a screenshoot from your stats the past month and april so i can understand how your earning -it never drops; it only goes up, up, up-filakon wrote:hi
in my stats this month i have as wagered 18000$ and i win 15$ for the month
im very stupid and dont understand math
can you please give us a screenshoot from your stats the past month and april so i can understand how your earning -it never drops; it only goes up, up, up-I won’t be posting any screenshots, sorry, but I will explain what I meant by “up, up, up.”What I meant, was — once you have earned a certain amount, you can rest assured that your earnings will never decrease during the month. Since the new model is based on wagering, it is physically impossible for the number to decrease. Once a wager is made, it is final. It is not possible to “unwager” — that is why your earnings can only go up through the month (never down).
Example: Say you have earned $200. If someone wins a jackpot, what happens? With the old model (and with the majority of other programs), your earnings drop. If you have earned $200, and someone wins a $1,000 jackpot, you would take a loss of $350. (35% of $1,000 = $350). Therefore, your total earnings for the month have fallen from $200 to -$150 ($200 – $350 = -$150).
With the new wager model, this doesn’t happen. If someone wins a jackpot, that is actually a good thing for you, because that means they have more money in their account to wager. More money to wager = more money for you.
I hope this makes more sense.
when an affiliate has angst to lose earning because a player win jackpot then the affiliate can chose the 50$ per player method and not the 35 percent
where we choice the 35 percent we accept to lose and to earn
