Cas2Bet Commissions: One Deal for Casino and Sports Players
No complicated formulas here. There are three ways to earn, we explain each one below, and you can start with whichever sounds easiest. As you find your feet, you can move up.
RevShare (up to 50%)
This is the favourite for newcomers because the money keeps arriving. You take a share of what each player you send spends, for as long as they keep playing. You begin on a fair 25% RevShare and work your way up to 50% as your players prove their worth.
CPA
Like to know exactly what each player is worth up front? CPA pays you a fixed amount every time someone you referred makes a qualifying deposit. It is a tidy, easy-to-budget choice if you are sending a lot of visitors or running paid ads.
Hybrid
Cannot decide? Take both. Hybrid gives you a CPA payment on each qualifying player and ongoing RevShare afterwards — a little reward now and a recurring one later.
How payouts work
Your earnings are worked out openly from the same real-time numbers you see in your dashboard. Chargebacks and confirmed fraud may be taken off, just as our terms describe.
Minimum payout ($250)
The moment your balance reaches $250, you are ready to be paid.
Payment methods
Choose how you would like the money: bank transfer, Skrill, Neteller or crypto — set it at sign-up and change it whenever you need. Stuck on anything? Pop over to the FAQ or contact us.
Casino and sports revenue, counted together
A Cas2Bet player has one balance, so your RevShare is calculated on everything that player does: spins, live tables and sports bets. You do not need two deals or two sets of links. If a reader signs up through your Champions League preview and later spends most of their time on slots, the revenue still lands in your report under the same sub-ID.
Which model suits which kind of Cas2Bet traffic
Tipster pages and match-day social posts tend to bring in many players who deposit modest amounts, especially around big fixtures. CPA works well there because you get paid per qualifying depositor, whatever happens on the pitch. Beginner casino blogs and "how it works" guides bring fewer but steadier players, and RevShare, starting at 25%, usually pays more over a season. Hybrid is the safe choice if your site mixes both, and it is the model most new Cas2Aff partners pick when they are not sure yet.
Sports seasons and your payouts
Sports revenue moves with the calendar. A busy weekend of favourites winning can dip a month; a run of upsets lifts it. Casino play smooths those bumps, which is one reason a mixed Cas2Bet audience gives steadier RevShare than a pure betting site. Your dashboard splits the figures so you can see the pattern for yourself.
Simple rules, explained in plain words
New partners begin at 25% RevShare and can move up to 50% as their players stay active. Payouts go out once you pass $250. If anything in your report is unclear, write to your manager; we would rather spend ten minutes explaining a line than have you guess.
A worked example, without the jargon
Say you run a small football page and post a Cas2Bet link under your Saturday preview. A reader signs up, deposits with CAS100, places a few bets on the late kick-off and then spends Sunday evening on slots. On RevShare, all of that sits in one line of your report, because it is one player with one balance. On CPA, the first qualifying deposit is what triggers your payment, whatever the player does afterwards. On Hybrid, you get a smaller fixed amount up front plus a smaller share of what follows. Nothing has to be split between a "sports deal" and a "casino deal".
How to pick your model on day one
If you are not sure, ask yourself one question: will the people who click your link still be reading you in three months? A local club forum, a tipster channel with regulars or a newsletter with the same subscribers every week usually means yes, and RevShare tends to reward that loyalty. A one-off viral post or a paid campaign aimed at strangers usually means no, and CPA protects you. You can talk to your manager about switching once you have a few weeks of data, so the first choice is not a trap.
Reading the commission page in your dashboard
Your dashboard lists clicks, registrations, first deposits and the revenue your players generated, with casino and sports activity together. Use a different sub-ID for each place you post, for example one for the weekend preview and one for the slot guide, and within a month you will see which of your pages brings players who stick around. That is the information that helps you earn more, and it is also what your manager looks at when your rate comes up for review.