Programs

Online Casino Share

A US-facing affiliate program founded in 2019, promoting the Rival-powered SlotsandCasino and DuckyLuck brands.

Program Background at Online Casino Share

Online Casino Share is a casino affiliate program founded in 2019. It operates on Rival gaming software and promotes a small group of casino brands aimed largely at US-facing players, providing partners with tracking, reporting and creatives through one account.

The Casino Brands at Online Casino Share

The program is the affiliate channel for SlotsandCasino and DuckyLuck, both Rival-powered casinos that accept players from markets many operators avoid, and that offer slots, table games, live dealer and poker. Because the brands share the Rival platform, a partner gets a consistent product and can promote either casino from the same program, matching a brand to the audience they are targeting.

Commission and Payouts at Online Casino Share

Online Casino Share offers a revenue share of between 25 and 45 percent, along with CPA and hybrid deals, and it pays a 3 percent referral commission on affiliates a partner introduces. It resets negative balances rather than carrying them forward, and it states that payouts are made once a month in Bitcoin or USDT, with a minimum withdrawal of 100 US dollars. The exact rate and model are agreed with an affiliate manager.

Reach and Suitability at Online Casino Share

Because its Rival-powered brands accept US-facing traffic, the program can suit partners working markets that mainstream operators do not serve, though partners should confirm which territories each brand accepts. Its crypto-only payouts fit affiliates comfortable being paid in Bitcoin or USDT. The program's value rests on how SlotsandCasino and DuckyLuck convert a partner's traffic and on reaching the higher end of the 25 to 45 percent range, which rewards volume, with the negative reset lowering downside between months. Its operation since 2019 and Rival-based product give it more history than many newer crypto programs, which partners who value a track record may weigh alongside the US-facing market coverage.