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Crypto Casino Affiliate Program: 25-50% Lifetime RevShare
The Jacks Club crypto casino affiliate program pays 25% to 50% RevShare for life or a CPA hybrid, monthly in 14 coins. How NGR, tiers and carryover work.
Jacks Club has launched its own affiliate program, and the headline number is simple: 25% to 50% of the net gaming revenue your players generate, for as long as they keep playing. Prefer money up front? You can pair that RevShare with a CPA in a hybrid deal. And for the first two months, every new affiliate is paid 50%, whatever their volume.
Below is the whole crypto casino affiliate program taken apart: how the tiers work, what NGR looks like once bonuses and fees come out, what a losing month does to your balance, how payouts arrive and which rules get commission withheld. Every figure here comes from Jacks Club's own pages and the affiliate terms. Where a figure isn't published, you'll see that said plainly rather than guessed.
The Jacks Club affiliate program at a glance
RevShare: 25% to 50% of monthly NGR across five tiers, paid on each player for as long as they play.
Hybrid: a CPA for every qualified player plus RevShare on top. The RevShare rate comes down by an amount that depends on the CPA you agree.
Launch offer: 50% RevShare for your first two months, regardless of volume. A new blog gets the same rate as a big channel.
Payouts: automatic on the 1st of each month, in your pick of 14 coins, with no admin fee and the network fee covered.
Tracking: a player is yours if your code is present when they register, and that never expires.
Support: a dedicated manager on Telegram and email for custom deals, promo codes and marketing materials.
How the RevShare tiers work
Your rate for a month is set by the total NGR your referred players generated in that calendar month. There are five steps:
Bronze, 25%: under $5,000 of monthly NGR. The floor, not a probation period.
Silver, 30%: from $5,000.
Gold, 35%: from $10,000.
Platinum, 40%: from $25,000, which usually means a site or channel with serious reach.
Diamond, 50%: $50,000 and up in a single month.
The ladder resets every month. A strong October doesn't carry you into Gold for November; November's NGR decides November's rate, and a weak month can't drag the next one down either. On top of that sits the launch offer, a flat 50% for your first two months regardless of volume. That's Diamond pay at whatever size you happen to be.
Some quick sums. A month with $8,000 of NGR lands in Silver and pays $2,400. Push it to $12,000 and the month moves up to Gold: 35%, or $4,200. Inside your first two months, those same months would pay $4,000 and $6,000. Once the launch period ends, your affiliate manager can also tailor a custom deal as your traffic grows.
What NGR means, and why wagered volume isn't it
NGR (net gaming revenue) is the figure your commission is a percentage of. The program's FAQ defines it as everything your players wager, minus their winnings and the costs the casino has for them. The terms spell those costs out: bonuses and promotional credits, fees paid to third-party game providers, payment fees on deposits and withdrawals, and losses from fraud or reversed transactions. Withdrawal fees charged to players, and any balance deductions the casino applies, are added back. Each transaction is converted to USD at the time it happens, and the total is counted per calendar month.
This is where new affiliates tend to get their forecasts wrong. Wagered volume looks enormous. NGR is a thin slice of it.
Take the in-house originals. Most run a 2% house edge (98% RTP), and the affiliate page itself puts the effective edge at around 0.5% once bonuses are paid back. Say your players put $100,000 through those games in a month. The expected result is roughly $2,000 before bonuses and about $500 after them, less payment fees. At Bronze, that's somewhere near $125 for you.
Bad news? Only if you forecast from wager totals. A thin edge is also why players last. At the page's 0.5% figure, a deposit goes about eight times as far, on average, as it would on a slot with a 4% edge, and RevShare pays you in every month that player keeps going. Expected isn't actual, though. One player hitting a big multiplier can drag a whole month below zero.
Negative carryover: what a losing month does
Casino revenue swings, and sometimes it swings the wrong way. When your players win more than they lose in a month, that month's NGR is negative and there's nothing to pay. Jacks Club carries the shortfall forward: a losing month is deducted from your balance and recovered from the commission of the months that follow.
Picture a player you referred landing a large win in March, pushing the month below zero. March pays nothing. April's commission goes toward clearing March first, and payouts resume once your balance is positive again and covers the minimum for your chosen coin.
What it doesn't do is touch your tier. Each month's rate is based on that month's NGR alone, so a bad March can't knock April down a level. Some programs wipe negatives every month and some don't; this one tells you which it is in its FAQ, and a term you can read is a term you can plan around.
RevShare, CPA or hybrid: choosing a deal
RevShare suits audiences that come back. A streamer's regulars, a Telegram group, a site with returning readers: players like these keep generating NGR month after month, and you're paid on all of it.
CPA is the opposite bet. You get a one-off amount per qualified player. A conversion qualifies once the player has deposited and shown real gaming activity against the program's criteria, each player can convert only once, and the CPA reaches your balance as soon as it qualifies. The amount itself isn't published. It's agreed with your manager.
Hybrid mixes the two, and the affiliate page labels it the most popular choice. You take a CPA per player plus RevShare on top, at a rate lowered depending on the CPA you agree. Money up front covers your costs. The RevShare keeps paying if the player sticks around.
Read the location rule before choosing, though. Every CPA conversion is assigned a tier by the player's location and network: the full agreed amount for high-tier locations, 60% of it for medium and 20% for low. Players on VPNs or other masking networks, or whose location can't be confirmed, go into the low tier. Heavy traffic from low-tier regions? Plain RevShare may well pay you more.
Payouts: when they land and in which coins
Commission is calculated at the end of each calendar month and paid automatically on the 1st. You choose the coin, from 14: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, XRP, BNB, POL, TRX, LTC, DOGE, BCH, ADA, SOL and TON. Bitcoin is on the list, and so are the two big dollar stablecoins, for anyone who'd rather not hold a volatile coin between payouts.
There's no admin fee, and Jacks Club covers the network fee on your payout. Each coin carries its own minimum payout. Fall short of it and the balance rolls into the next month instead of vanishing.
Two lines from the terms deserve a sticky note. If you disagree with a payment, you have 14 calendar days to say so, with reasons, before it counts as full and final. And commission is exclusive of tax, so any tax due on it is yours to sort out.
Tracking: how a player becomes yours
Attribution happens at registration. If your code is present when a player signs up, either through the referral link they visited most recently or typed in as a promo code, that player is yours for life. It's also final. Once set, attribution can't be moved to another affiliate or campaign, so check your links before a launch rather than after.
Campaigns are unlimited. Give each channel its own code and you'll see visits, referrals, deposits and commission per campaign, which is the quickest way to learn if your YouTube description outsells your Telegram pin. The dashboard updates in real time and shows an estimated commission for the running month, settled when the month closes. Should the dashboard and the casino's database ever disagree, the terms say the database wins.
What your players land on
RevShare only pays while players stay, so the product behind your link matters as much as the rate. Here's what they find:
10,000+ slots and games from top providers, plus the exclusive originals.
Originals such as Mines, Plinko, Crash and Dice, most at 98% RTP and provably fair, so your audience can check any round for themselves.
Live casino with blackjack, roulette and game shows around the clock.
Ten VIP levels with rakeback, level-up rewards and weekly, monthly and reload bonuses.
One trade-off worth stating: those bonuses help your traffic convert, and their cost comes out of NGR. Generous player rewards and your commission draw from the same pot. Play the games yourself before you promote them, too, from your own account. Just don't sign up through your own link, because self-referrals are banned and earn nothing.
Affiliate program or refer-a-friend?
Jacks Club also runs a separate refer-a-friend program on the main site, and the two suit different people.
The referral program pays 20% of the profit on every bet your friends place, casino and sports alike. No application, no tiers, no minimum. Commission lands in your referral balance right after each bet and can be moved to your wallet whenever you like. Its live counter showed more than $510,000 paid across nearly 50,000 referrals in September 2026.
The affiliate program is built for streamers, site owners and marketers with real traffic: tiered RevShare up to 50%, CPA and hybrid deals, per-campaign tracking and a dedicated manager. Sharing a link with a few friends? Use the referral program. Sending hundreds of players a month? Apply for the affiliate one.
The rules that cost affiliates their commission
Every casino affiliate program has a list like this. Here's the Jacks Club version, in plain English:
No bidding on the Jacks Club name or brand keywords, and no using them in domains or social handles, without written consent.
No signing up through your own links. Accounts belonging to you, your staff, relatives or associates are excluded.
Duplicate, incentivised, fraudulent or otherwise abusive sign-ups aren't conversions, so they earn nothing.
Email and SMS promotion needs prior permission and each recipient's explicit consent, and must name you as the sender.
No links on sites aimed at minors or carrying illegal, violent, discriminatory or infringing content, and never target anyone under 18 or below their local gambling age.
You must be 18 or over, not based where promoting online gambling is prohibited, and hold one affiliate account unless agreed otherwise in writing.
Keep your registration details accurate and send any documents the team reasonably asks for.
Break one and the program can pause your payments while it investigates, withhold commission from the traffic involved and end the agreement straight away. Custom commission terms are confidential, too. The full wording is in the affiliate terms, last updated 12 September 2026.
How to become a Jacks Club affiliate
Apply on the affiliate site with your name and email.
Wait for review. An affiliate manager checks every application before it's approved.
Set up campaigns. Once you're in, your dashboard, campaigns and referral links are ready. One campaign per channel keeps the numbers readable.
Get paid on the 1st in the coin you choose, starting on 50% RevShare for your first two months.
That's the whole process. If your audience already asks where you play, apply for the Jacks Club affiliate program and start earning on the answer.
Common questions
How much does the Jacks Club affiliate program pay?
25% to 50% of monthly NGR on RevShare, set by five tiers from Bronze (under $5,000 of NGR) to Diamond ($50,000 and up). New affiliates get 50% for their first two months regardless of volume. CPA and hybrid deals are agreed with your affiliate manager.
What is NGR in a casino affiliate program?
Net gaming revenue: what your players wager, minus their winnings and the costs the casino has for them, such as bonuses, game provider fees and payment fees. It's calculated per calendar month, and your commission is a percentage of it.
Is there negative carryover?
Yes. A losing month is deducted from your balance and recovered from the commission of the following months. It doesn't affect your tier, which is based on each month's NGR alone.
When do Jacks Club affiliates get paid?
Automatically on the 1st of every month, in any of 14 cryptocurrencies, once your balance covers the minimum payout for that coin. There's no admin fee and the network fee is covered.
How long does attribution last?
For life. A player is attributed to you when your referral code is present at registration, through your link or entered as a promo code, and that attribution never expires.
Can I combine CPA and RevShare?
Yes. Every tier can be combined with CPA into a hybrid deal, with the RevShare rate lowered depending on the CPA agreed. Your affiliate manager sets the terms with you.