Loot Partners affiliate program

iGamingSports Betting affcatalog.loot-partners
60% ·Twice a month
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The Loot Partners affiliate program (iGaming) pays 60%. At 60%, this pays above the 40% median top rate for iGaming affiliate programs, measured across the 3,168 we track that publish a percentage.

Loot Partners is an affiliate program launched in 2016. It operates on the MyAffiliates software and promotes the LOOT.BET brand, licensed by Curacao. · Traffic comes from the Philippines, Brazil, Spain, Germany, Australia, Peru, Portugal, and other countries. Branded traffic is prohibited. · RevShare rates are 30-60%. Sub-affiliates can have 5% of revenue. The administrative fee is charged. · Loot Partners pays out twice a month. The minimum withdrawal balance is 20 EUR. Available payment methods are bank transfer, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Skrill, and YooMoney. Negative balance is carried over. ·

Commission and terms

Published rate

Category
iGaming
Subcategory
Sports Betting
Listed as
Betting

Payout terms

Free account.

Tracking and contact

No contact details published by this program.

Reach and listing

Categories
Betting · IGaming
Language
English
Established
2016

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Questions about the Loot Partners affiliate program

How much does the Loot Partners affiliate program pay?

Loot Partners publishes 60%. A headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page before you rely on it.

Is the Loot Partners affiliate commission competitive?

At 60%, this pays above the 40% median top rate for iGaming affiliate programs, measured across the 3,168 we track that publish a percentage.

Terms change without notice and a headline rate is often first-payment only — confirm on the program's own page.

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