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How does it work?
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The program is free to join. Simply refer visitors to Rebate Wager using banners, text links and other content that we provide, and earn commissions based on the players that you refer. We use a comprehensive cookie-based tracking system to ensure that you are credited for your referrals.
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Why Players Choose Rebate Wager ?
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Rebate Wager offers the best customer service and the fastest free payouts in the industry.
Rebate Wager's model is simple, the players deposit, win and cash out right away, if not they always get a second chance with our outstanding rebate program which gives them back from 25% up to 50% cash back on their net losses.
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Why Affiliates Choose Rebate Wager
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You can feel confident referring your clients to Rebate Wager.
With our affiliate plan, you'll earn on Sportsbook, Racebook, and Casino wagers.
You'll earn commissions on the lifetime value of the players you refer, as long as you remain an active affiliate.
Prompt Monthly Payments (on the 1st business day of each month.
Real time, detailed online reporting.
A personal account manager who will work with you to maximize your commissions.
promotional materials, including banners, text links, content, and XML feeds.
Affiliates get paid via Green Dot Card, Money Orders via FedEx .
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How the Commissions Work
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For example:
If your customers' total net losses in the first month amount to $7,000, you will receive 15% commission for that month ($1,050). If your customers' total net losses for the second month amounts to $25,000, you will receive 25% commission for that month ($6,250). Now let's assume (for illustration purposes) that your customers' total net losses for month number three are actually in a net win position of $2,000. You will receive no commission for that month and the figure, known as a “red figure”, would be carried over into the subsequent month(s). Once your customers again show a net loss at the end of the extended time period (taking into consideration the carryover of the “red figure”), you would again receive up to 25% of that net loss figure.
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