How much commission does SBR make on players' losses?

[Tsoprano]

%-wise?

Doubt anyone knows, but ..?

[Iwinyourmoney]

Tony, its standard affilate pay. Anywhere from 10-20%

[wtf]

holy shit iwin, is it really that high?

t, lets get to work BUDDY

[RogueScholar]

Yeah, IWin's right, and each book negotiates a different percentage with SBR Marketing Ltd. in Costa Rica. The higher the percentage, the better the rating in the guide.

[wtf]

then maybe your right rs, they keep putting those "non-gambling" threads in death valley for financial gain

[pico]

bookmaker and bodog are making a killing.

pinnacle not doing after they blocked us players.

and the rest of the crap books on the banner are doing well too.

[pimike]

none

[flyingillini]

The book I play at does not advertise on SBR and they are one of the best out there.

[pimike]

The book I play at does not advertise on SBR and they are one of the best out there.

ok who is it?

[Iwinyourmoney]

PiMike is wrong,
When you sign up throgh SBR links, it enters a code which tracks yor account throgh the bookmaker. If I deposit $1,000 and lose it, SBR will get cut a check for between $100-$200. Why do yo think BTP football contest yo had to deposit $100......think about it

[topgame85]

In affiliate work you get either a flat fee per player a percentage of initial deposit or a percentage of net loss my guess is they take percent of first deposit but who knows

[pimike]

PiMike is wrong,
When you sign up throgh SBR links, it enters a code which tracks yor account throgh the bookmaker. If I deposit $1,000 and lose it, SBR will get cut a check for between $100-$200. Why do yo think BTP football contest yo had to deposit $100......think about it

You smokin again Iwin you have no clue here

[RogueScholar]

Actually PIMike, it's you that has no clue. Three different Mods have confirmed to me that this is indeed their business model, and their sole incentive in running the forum and offering the contests. You sir are living in the dark if you believe otherwise.

[AMBlai01]

PIMike you are really wrong...there are a couple people here that have looked into having affiliate banners on their sites...I won't name names but i have talked to them AT LENGTH about it. Honestly it isnt as high as 10-20% more like 1-4%. Still it can be a TON of money.....

[pimike]

Actually PIMike, it's you that has no clue. Three different Mods have confirmed to me that this is indeed their business model, and their sole incentive in running the forum and offering the contests. You sir are living in the dark if you believe otherwise.

Read the thread RS commission on players loses not on tourneys.


The book SBR has no idea what book I have my money in so re-read then come back and talk to me.

They get money from each book to advertise get it right please.

[Iwinyourmoney]

ARe you serious PiMike!?

Perfect example.....creditwagering. If I refer a friend and he puts me as a refer'r, if he loses $1000 "AND PAYS UP"....

As a CreditWagering Affiliate you'll earn 15% of your customers' net deposits each month or $25 USD for every customer who makes an initial deposit. You'll earn from sports, casino, lotto and horses.

Im reading some sites where you can get 35% of net losses. Mike your smarter then this come on

[pimike]

PIMike you are really wrong...there are a couple people here that have looked into having affiliate banners on their sites...I won't name names but i have talked to them AT LENGTH about it. Honestly it isnt as high as 10-20% more like 1-4%. Still it can be a TON of money.....

Are you RS boyfriend? you seem to always protect him?


Just wondering

[Iwinyourmoney]

Here's another site for ya:

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RewardsAffiliates offers 2 highly profitable billing options for you to choose from:
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Receive 35% of the players' wagered (AKA Theoretical, Turnover) amount.

$50 per join
Receive $50 for each player join.

Join:

Casino: Any player who deposits a sum of 100 currency units (100 in their currency of choice) or
more all at once or over a period of time.
Poker: Any player who plays 500 raked hands.

True 35%
We do not take out admin or royalties from your commission so you get a true 35%.

[pavyracer]

From T's losses this week at least $10,000.

[pimike]

ARe you serious PiMike!?

Perfect example.....creditwagering. If I refer a friend and he puts me as a refer'r, if he loses $1000 "AND PAYS UP"....



Im reading some sites where you can get 35% of net losses. Mike your smarter then this come on

Net loses have nothing to do with SBR. You are misunderstanding this method.

YOU wager does not get or give money to SBR and many others I use.

[RogueScholar]

No, you just make it easy to gang up on you when you talk about shit that you know nothing about, Mike.

[Iwinyourmoney]

Amby, it's way higher then 1-4%

[Iwinyourmoney]

Net loses have nothing to do with SBR. You are misunderstanding this method.

YOU wager does not get or give money to SBR and many others I use.

What if SBR had a creditwagering banner up that linked SBR affilate account.......would they not get 15% of net loses?

[pimike]

No, you just make it easy to gang up on you when you talk about shit that you know nothing about, Mike.

Yes for tourneys but not based on every bet and every book. Please you are not understanding.

SBR did not refer me and I have not told the books they refered me so how can they get money off my loses?

[Iwinyourmoney]

Yes for tourneys but not based on every bet and every book. Please you are not understanding.

SBR did not refer me and I have not told the books they refered me so how can they get money off my loses?

They dont Mike.......if you click a banner up top, then sign up.....SBR gets the paycheck rolling

[pimike]

They dont Mike.......if you click a banner up top, then sign up.....SBR gets the paycheck rolling

Ok so I am not wrong in my thinking then. Thanks for making that clear

[pavyracer]

If a player signs up thru SBR banner and wins a lot does SBR have to pay the book reverse commission?

[topgame85]

Its usually a pool of all players then net losses you get your % from everyone is your cut

[pimike]

If a player signs up thru SBR banner and wins a lot does SBR have to pay the book reverse commission?

[Iwinyourmoney]

If a player signs up thru SBR banner and wins a lot does SBR have to pay the book reverse commission?

no

[RogueScholar]

I think that might be the case, Pavy, think about how good they are about driving off any posters that actually win or contribute good information? Like Mudcat says, they've probably had three separate sets of posters here on SBR since 2005. Even if they don't have to pay, they want the worst possible picks on the forum to artificially inflate their affiliate checks.

[bobbyfk]

The book I play at does not advertise on SBR and they are one of the best out there.

yep. i agree 100%

[tullamore]

I think that might be the case, Pavy, think about how good they are about driving off any posters that actually win or contribute good information? Like Mudcat says, they've probably had three separate sets of posters here on SBR since 2005. Even if they don't have to pay, they want the worst possible picks on the forum to artificially inflate their affiliate checks.

See JJ's spreadsheet as an example.

[Bread]

Go Mavericks!!

[pimike]

Go Mavericks!!