RewardsAffiliates

Published CPA $50, revshare tiers 25–35%, $200 payout threshold; accepted agreement governs eligibility.

At a glance

• CPA : Published $50 for an eligible new player whose initial deposit meets the $100 requirement.
• Revshare : Published 25%, 30% or 35% tiers based on monthly new purchasing players.
• Payment : Agreement states a $200 threshold and processing by the seventh of the month.

RewardsAffiliates is interesting for a casino publisher because its public agreement separates three ways of earning: a fixed acquisition payment, revenue share, and a wager-based calculation. We like that the difference can be explained rather than hidden behind one headline percentage. The right choice depends on the eligible players you can refer and the written model accepted for your account.

Three models that do not pay for the same thing

CPA means cost per acquisition: a fixed payment for a referral satisfying the program’s conditions. Revenue share is a percentage of the defined casino revenue after relevant deductions. The wager model instead uses game margins and wagering activity, with taxes and fees entering its formula. A 35% wager headline is not 35% of every bet, every deposit, or the same base as revshare.

We would compare the agreement’s calculation with the kind of content being published. A focused brand review and a broader casino guide may attract different visitors. Choosing a model requires more than guessing which percentage is highest. The program also restricts switching between models, so this decision should be settled with the account manager before a campaign grows.

Read the deductions before estimating earnings

The tiered revenue-share agreement describes 25% for 0–10 new purchasing players, 30% for 11–20, and 35% from 21. The count resets monthly. Its base includes deductions such as bonuses and applicable gaming taxes and fees. The agreement says this model does not carry forward negative balances caused by player wins, while reserving a rollover provision for large jackpots.

Hypothetical example: an eligible net-revenue base of $1,000 at an applicable 25% rate gives $250. The same amount in deposits does not establish that base. Under the fixed CPA model, four separately qualifying $50 referrals would give $200. These examples compare the arithmetic of alternative models; they should not be combined as if every referral earns both payments.

Our view for a casino publisher

The offer makes sense for a publisher who can select relevant brands and explain the customer experience without making gambling-income promises. Brand availability, permitted audience, and the account’s promotional conditions determine which placements can actually be used. Our casino and poker affiliate category helps place this offer alongside other program approaches.

We would give the agreement’s payment and model-change clauses real weight. Reaching a threshold is not the only condition for being paid; verification and approved activity matter too. RewardsAffiliates provides useful model choices, but it rewards understanding the calculation. A headline about earning a share of casino activity is too vague to support an informed affiliate decision.

Public information checked October 8, 2026. Your accepted agreement determines the applicable terms.