Offshore (Tier 2) Online Poker Affiliate Programs

Runs ACTIVE, uncapped negative carryover with no public high-roller clause — one big winner can offset your commissions indefinitely. Terms are fully gated: NGR definition, admin fees, GEOs, payment methods and thresholds are all undisclosed until you sign in. Curaçao offshore with an unnamed operator — negotiate high-roller isolation and written NGR terms before sending traffic.

Uncapped negative carryover, 15-25% admin fee on NGR, hard quota of 3 active players to withdraw, and session-based cookies; proprietary tracking lacks API and granular stats.

Brand name collides in search with a defunct ransomware group, which may trip corporate web filters and hinder organic discovery.

Closure signals (seed entity 'Out of Business') plus player withdrawal-lock complaints and uncapped NCO. High-risk — confirm it's paying before promoting.

The iron.partners affiliate domain is currently offline (possible wind-down). All commercial terms are AM-negotiated and unpublished; the session-only cookie hurts SEO/long funnels; €500 minimum payout. Anjouan (Tier-2) grey-market; excludes US/UK/NZ among others. Verify the site is live and get a written contract first.

Key terms (NCO, admin fees) gated behind account — negotiate and verify before scaling.

No public licensing, carryover, cookie or quota terms and no forum track record — negotiate a full term sheet and cap traffic before scaling.

Uncapped negative carryover and no S2S/API tracking; RevShare tiers and cookie window undisclosed. Negotiate carryover with the AM before scaling.

The headline 50% is a 3-month intro only; negative carryover is uncapped, cookies are session-only and payout needs a €500 minimum. New, unproven program.

The 50% rate is a 3–6 month intro only; permanent tiers gated, NCO uncapped, session-only cookies and a €500 minimum. New 2024 program (Playio).

Brand-new 2026 program with in-house tracking, NCO and quotas all AM-gated and session-only cookies. Confirm terms and payout reliability with the AM.

Negative carryover appears active (sources conflict; official T&C unreachable) and the NGR deducts large player bonuses — effective RevShare can fall well below headline; daily-batch stats only (no real-time).

Anonymous offshore operator with no disclosed legal entity and unverified licensing; all financial terms (commission, NCO, bundling) are private. Operational-risk assessment rated high — use written contracts and a trial phase before scaling.

High EUR 500 payout minimum with a punitive EUR 50 under-threshold fee traps small-affiliate balances. Negative carryover applies by default (negotiable). Daily-only stats hinder real-time optimization; S2S and API are gated behind an account manager. No AGD certification or GPWA sponsorship means no independent dispute mediation. Strictly excludes UK, US, France, Cyprus, Ireland, Lithuania, Hong Kong, American Samoa - breaching geo rules can forfeit accrued commissions. Do not confuse with the separate 'Z-Partners' (Casino-Z) program.

Single-brand program after Malibu Club's suspension concentrates all risk on Kings Chance. Only Tier-2 Curacao licensing with an active Michigan cease-and-desist for unlicensed operation; expect domain/payment friction in regulated markets (USA, Israel, Singapore, Turkey are blocked). The 'High Roller' policy acts as deferred negative carryover, isolating winning players until the operator recovers the payout. Session-only cookies lose delayed sign-ups; no S2S postbacks or API. No published payment proofs and 0 reviews, and commission deductions are undisclosed.

Documented non-payment: affiliates with years of cooperation reported that commissions stopped entirely in mid-2024 with no response to repeated contact. Uncapped negative carryover and an inaccessible terms page compound the risk. Do not send traffic.

High risk of non-payment. Cbet's holding company A.K. Global N.V. (Curaçao) was declared bankrupt on 23 Jan 2025 following a Paris Saint-Germain claim over unpaid sponsorship invoices, and the program hastily relocated to lower-tier Comoros/Belize entities (with a licensee-vs-advertised-parent mismatch). It is rated '0' for payments across affiliate directories, runs uncapped negative carryover, and draws forum complaints of 'radio silence' from affiliate management. Not recommended — if engaging at all, demand a CPA-only deal with upfront/short-cycle payment and treat any accrued RevShare as at-risk.