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> they get paid a small lump sum for each new player, say $25-50 That's a small lump sum, but with a $100 initial deposit that's 25% to 50%. If that were the o
by 0x12 15y ago
> they get paid a small lump sum for each new player, say $25-50
That's a small lump sum, but with a $100 initial deposit that's 25% to 50%. If that were the only deposit ever made and everybody asked for their money back after folding their first hand they'd be bankrupt immediately.
So the cumulative rake must be pretty high for that to work, unless the stickyness is huge and most people do multiple deposits.
Do you have any figures with respect to total rake vs payout over a sizable sample of deposits? That would be interesting.
- rograndom 15y agoThe new players have to generate so many "points" which are based on the stakes they're playing and the amount of hands. They'll basically need to generate the $25-50 in rake before the affiliate can get the bonus.