iGaming Ad Networks

Not an iGaming operator — no RevShare/CPA, no gambling licence (grade ceiling B, downgraded to C on low confidence). G2 reviews note occasional adult-ad leakage despite category opt-out and lag in real-time reporting; bot/proxy filtering can cause tracker discrepancies. iGaming-specific terms (NCO, cookie window) undisclosed.

Pay-when-paid model (Sec 13.1) + absolute traffic-invalidation/withholding authority; unapproved sub-networks forfeit commissions; documented $36,627 withholding/account-freeze dispute (May 2021). No crypto payouts; no gambling license.

Gambling/wagers/adult traffic strictly prohibited (account cancellation + commission forfeiture). Net-45 manual payout request; merchant has final, non-disclosed conversion approval discretion; 1-year forfeiture on uncorrected bank details. Bank wire / check only (no crypto/e-wallets).

Session-only referral cookie (no delayed-conversion credit); 'System Fees' + Reconciliation deductions reduce the 80% net yield; mixed Trustpilot reviews citing unpaid/delayed balances; uncapped carryover of uncollected System Fees; KYC required for crypto payouts; $800 min for bank wire; aggressive fraud/invalid-traffic withholding.

Referred publisher permanently loses commission after 30 consecutive inactive days (irreversible); referrer wallet hit with monthly dormant fee (10%, min EUR/$100) after 150 days of inactivity; fast-payout retention fees up to 10% if loyalty tier not earned. No B2C gaming license.

CPA network, not a direct iGaming operator — holds no gambling license (grade ceilinged at B). True player-loss RevShare and iGaming terms (NCO, bundling, cookie window) are not disclosed for the core network; gambling offers are served through the separate iGamingCombo platform.

High entry barrier (~$100k/mo ad budget); CPA/CPI only with no RevShare; bank wire only; T&C PDF inaccessible so NCO, bundling, quotas and commission-withholding clauses must be negotiated with an AM; not GPWA/AGD listed; single-director key-person dependency.

Not a gambling operator (unlicensed for iGaming) — grade ceiling B. No public RevShare/CPA/payout terms; commissions withheld for unregistered domains or unapproved traffic. Parent Bodis, LLC ceased legacy domain-parking ops Jan 31, 2026 — consolidation/ownership risk.

Anonymous offshore ownership, no public T&C, no license, and documented 2025–2026 complaints of ghosted/withheld payouts after the $250 threshold. Not for new affiliates; verify all gated terms in the portal before scaling.

Ad network, not a direct operator - no RevShare/CPA NGR deals and no gambling license (grade ceiling B). Pre-bid anti-fraud filtering causes paid-vs-raw traffic discrepancies; T&C Section 4.3 permits payment holds on suspected fraud, and offshore (UK/PL/UAE) entities make dispute resolution complex.

Pay-when-paid clause: commissions contingent on AdsMain collecting from the end advertiser; no RevShare; no native S2S postbacks; daily batched stats only; unlicensed broker (grade ceiling B).

Verified fraud cap (auto-F): blacklisted on Partnerkin (2.0/5.0), documented systematic non-payment and shaving with fabricated 'proxy clicks' / 'low deposit' pretexts to void commissions; no gambling license; proprietary non-auditable tracking; not AGD certified, no GPWA payment confirmations; no crypto/e-wallet payouts.

Brokered network, not a direct operator: no gambling licence of its own and compliance is pass-through to each advertiser. Cookie window, cross-offer carryover and API access are undisclosed; verify in-dashboard. Short track record (launched 2025).

No publicly available affiliate T&C or privacy policy; negative-carryover, bundling and withholding terms are undisclosed and set per account. Secure written terms from your account manager before directing volume.

Anonymous offshore network with no public corporate registration, no independent license, and no third-party watchdog standing (not on AGD or GPWA). Payouts are USDT-only and most terms are undisclosed, so effective RevShare and payment reliability cannot be independently verified. Confirm all terms with an account manager and use custom tracking domains before committing volume.

Contract shifts risk onto publishers: a Pay-When-Paid clause means Affmine only pays once the advertiser pays it, so an advertiser default can leave commissions unpaid. It also reserves unilateral retroactive clawbacks and a Right of Offset across different campaigns. Bi-monthly/weekly payout claims are marketing; only monthly is contractually enforceable. Keep independent S2S tracking and tight traffic-quality controls.

Public terms omit effective revenue-share deductions, negative carryover and cross-brand bundling; these are negotiated per campaign. One unresolved 750 USDT partnership dispute is on record. Secure written terms with your account manager before routing high-volume traffic.

Unlicensed intermediary network in grey markets (Turkey/CIS) with no independent community track record. Slow monthly payouts with a 14-30 day hold create significant capital lockup, and affiliates have no direct regulatory recourse if an underlying operator withholds commissions.

Not a licensed operator; no independent forum/AGD/GPWA standing and no third-party dispute arbitration. Negative-carryover, bundling, and payout terms are undisclosed and set per-campaign. Disputes are governed by Indian law (Gurugram courts). Young network with limited public payment track record; negotiate weekly payout and confirm terms in writing before scaling.

Unlicensed intermediary: commercial terms are set per advertiser and not published network-wide, and a 14-day traffic-quality hold allows unannounced deductions. High $300 minimum payout and a limited, unproven payment track record.

Invite-only access; a 10-25% NGR administrative fee materially reduces effective RevShare, and negative carryover only resets 'on request' via manager negotiation. Underlying brands run on Tier-2 Curacao sublicenses with lower player protection.

Operates as an intermediary that holds no gaming licenses itself; commission approval depends on each third-party brand's validation and payout timing. A historical (2014) forum dispute alleged rejected CPAs on certain brands; no active non-payment complaints in the last 12 months.

Terms are set per offer and negotiated with your affiliate manager; the network publishes no master RevShare, negative-carryover, bundling or cookie-window policy. Confirm the specifics for each brand you promote.

Intermediary CPA network: it routes traffic to third-party advertisers and holds no gaming licence, so licensing and payment-solvency risk sits with the underlying merchant. RevShare, negative-carryover and cross-merchant bundling rules are not published — confirm them in writing with your affiliate manager before scaling.