Super Partners
Commission Rate & Model
The Super Partners affiliate program offers a flexible, performance-based commission structure designed to accommodate different affiliate acquisition strategies. The program primarily focuses on long-term partnerships through lifetime revenue share, while also supporting CPA and hybrid models for qualified affiliates.
Revenue Share (RevShare)
Revenue share is the core and most commonly used commission model within the Super Partners affiliate program. Affiliates earn a percentage of the net gaming revenue generated by players they refer, calculated after bonuses, fees, and applicable operational costs.
- Starting revenue share: typically around 25%
- Mid-tier levels: commonly 30%–40%, depending on monthly performance
- Top-tier revenue share: can reach up to 50% for high-performing affiliates
Revenue share commissions are lifetime-based, meaning affiliates continue earning commissions for as long as referred players remain active and generate revenue. This model strongly favors SEO-driven websites, content platforms, and long-term traffic strategies, where player retention and lifetime value are key performance indicators.
Cost-Per-Acquisition (CPA)
Super Partners also offers CPA commission models, though these are not publicly fixed and are available on a case-by-case basis. CPA deals typically involve a one-time fixed payment for each qualified player, subject to criteria such as account verification, minimum deposit amount, or wagering activity.
CPA agreements are generally offered to:
- Affiliates with proven traffic quality
- Media buyers running paid acquisition campaigns
- Partners targeting specific high-value geographies
Exact CPA values depend on factors such as traffic source, country, compliance requirements, and historical performance, and must be confirmed directly with an affiliate manager.
Hybrid (CPA + Revenue Share)
For experienced affiliates, Super Partners supports hybrid commission models, which combine:
- An upfront CPA payout, and
- An ongoing revenue share percentage on player activity
Hybrid structures are designed to balance short-term cash flow with long-term earning potential. These deals are not standard, require approval, and are typically reserved for affiliates with established performance history or high-volume traffic.
Cookie Duration
Super Partners uses an Affiliate ID (unique tracking identifier) to track referred customers. The publicly available terms explain that commissions are payable only when a referred customer (1) opens an account and (2) wagers. What is not clearly published in an explicit “X-day cookie” format is the cookie duration window between the click and the successful registration.
| Tracking element | What we can confirm | What affiliates should do |
|---|---|---|
| Cookie duration | No explicit cookie length (e.g., 30/60/90 days) is clearly stated in the publicly accessible terms/FAQ content. | Treat this as a short-to-standard click window until confirmed otherwise. Push “register now” flows. |
| Attribution mechanism | Super Partners issues an Affiliate ID used to accurately track customer activity tied to the affiliate. | Use only official tracking links and keep your landing path clean (avoid multi-redirect chains). |
| When commission is earned | Commission is payable only if a customer opens an account and wagers. | Pre-qualify traffic: send bettors to sportsbook pages and casino users to casino pages to reach “wager” faster. |
| Post-registration linkage | Once a customer is registered through your tracking, value is generated from activity (subject to program terms). However, the public documents do not provide a simple “lifetime attribution guarantee” statement in cookie terms. | Assume attribution is strongest when the user registers immediately after clicking. Don’t rely on long delayed purchases. |
| Common attribution loss causes | As with most programs, tracking can be weakened by cookie deletion, ad blockers, cross-device journeys, or users returning via another affiliate/source before registering. | Use strong CTAs near the link, reduce steps to signup, and avoid telling users to “come back later and search the brand”. |
- User clicks your Super Partners tracking link (Affiliate ID)
- User registers an account with the merchant/brand
- User places wagers (commission becomes payable under the terms)
- Use “high intent” landing pages (review → signup CTA → registration)
- Segment by GEO and send to the correct licensed brand/offer
- Avoid extra redirects and link shorteners when possible
- Don’t rely on long consideration cycles (assume short/standard window)
Until Super Partners provides a written cookie-day value (e.g., 30/60/90 days) in a publicly accessible place, treat the program as registration-driven attribution. Your goal should be to convert the click into a signup in the same session or within a short decision window.
Payouts
Super Partners runs a monthly payout cycle. In practical terms, commissions generated in a given month are typically processed in the following month, with an internal processing deadline stated as the 10th working day. Payouts depend on meeting the minimum threshold and completing any required payment verification.
| Item | What it means | Affiliate best practice |
|---|---|---|
| Payout frequency | Monthly commissions are processed in the next month (not weekly/instant). Expect a standard iGaming cashflow cycle. | If you run paid traffic, align your spend with monthly cashflow and keep a buffer for reversals/adjustments. |
| Processing timing | Super Partners states commission is processed by the 10th working day of the following month. | Plan your accounting around a “first half of the month” processing window rather than expecting payment on the 1st. |
| Payment methods | Payout options include web-wallet payouts and bank wire (availability can depend on your account setup and region). | Smaller affiliates usually prefer wallet payouts for easier access and lower thresholds; high-volume partners use wire once consistently above threshold. |
| Minimum payout thresholds | Typical minimums are €100 for web-wallet and €700 for bank wire. | If you’re under €700/month, choose wallet payouts to avoid long accumulation cycles. |
| Currencies | Super Partners supports multiple payout currencies (commonly EUR/GBP/USD and others). FX conversion may apply depending on your chosen payout method and bank/wallet. | Select the currency that matches your costs (or local banking) to reduce FX fees and reconciliation complexity. |
| Verification & holds | Changing or adding a payment method can trigger verification requirements, and payments can remain pending until verification is completed. | Set your payout method early, keep details consistent, and avoid last-minute changes close to the payout window. |
| Deductions & adjustments | Net revenue-based programs commonly include deductions (bonuses, chargebacks, fraud, payment fees, etc.). Super Partners’ terms also include policies that can affect carryover in special cases (e.g., fraud and high-roller mechanics). | Track your player quality by GEO and traffic source. Reduce incentive-style traffic if it drives refunds/chargebacks or compliance issues. |
- Not meeting the threshold (especially the €700 wire minimum)
- Unverified payment method after changing payout details
- Compliance checks (common in regulated iGaming advertising)
- Net revenue fluctuations from bonuses/chargebacks/fraud handling
- Use web-wallet if you’re under the wire threshold.
- Keep payout details stable and verified well before payday.
- Build campaigns GEO-by-GEO to reduce compliance friction and improve player quality.
You earn commissions in March → April is the processing month → payout is typically processed by the 10th working day of April (assuming your account is verified and you’re above the minimum threshold).
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Target Market
Super Partners is built for affiliates operating in regulated iGaming and sportsbook markets. The program runs multiple brands and licensed jurisdictions, and it publishes detailed marketing/compliance guidance for several regions. Practically, this is not a “global everywhere” offer — it performs best when affiliates align traffic with the correct licensed market, brand availability, and local advertising rules.
- Sports bettors: match previews, odds portals, tipster communities, sports news funnels
- Casino players: slots/live casino content, bonus explainers (within local rules)
- High-intent comparison users: “best bookmaker”, “best casino”, “brand vs brand” pages
- Loyalty/CRM traffic: email lists and returning audiences (compliance dependent)
- SEO (local + regulated SERPs, review/comparison intent)
- Content communities (sports forums, niche leagues, regional portals)
- Paid media only if you can meet strict rules (and avoid prohibited CTAs/claims)
- Influencer/social only when age-gating and local restrictions are satisfied
| Market cluster | Priority countries (practical) | Why these markets matter for affiliates |
|---|---|---|
| Core regulated Europe | United Kingdom, Ireland, Germany, Spain, Italy, Malta | Mature iGaming audiences and clear regulatory frameworks. Strong demand exists, but marketing rules are strict (often limiting bonus-style messaging and aggressive CTAs). |
| North America (regulated pockets) | Canada (Ontario) | Ontario is a clear regulated region with strict advertising limits. Works best for compliant comparison/informational content. |
| LATAM regulated | Mexico | High growth potential where the right brand/offer fit can convert well. Local language content and payment familiarity help. |
| Africa focus (region-dependent) | Africa markets where the program offers localized operations (country availability varies by brand and license) | Strong sports betting engagement in several African markets. Affiliates should confirm brand availability and licensing for each country before scaling. |
Pick a GEO first, then match brand availability + license + allowed marketing style. In strict markets (e.g., parts of Europe and Ontario), “informational / comparative” content usually outperforms aggressive bonus-led angles.
Affiliate Approval Process
Super Partners is a regulated iGaming affiliate program, so approval is not just “sign up and promote”. The program reviews your promotional method, confirms you can advertise responsibly, and may require verification before payouts are released. Once approved, you must stay compliant with country rules (age-gating, responsible gambling, restricted messaging) and with the program’s marketing standards.
You’ll need a legitimate traffic source (website, SEO content, community, paid media with compliance controls, etc.). Programs like Super Partners expect clear information about how you’ll acquire users and which GEOs you target. “Blank” applications and unclear traffic methods are the most common reason for slow approval.
Super Partners emphasizes strong protections for under-18 audiences and requires advertising not to be targeted at minors. In practice, affiliates are expected to apply age-gating tools where available (especially on social/video platforms) and keep content aligned with responsible gambling standards. Some GEOs restrict “bonus-led” messaging and other inducements, so your promotion plan must match the rules of the countries you target.
Before payments are released, Super Partners can require verification that you are the beneficial owner of the account and the selected payment method. If your payment details change, verification can be required again and unpaid balances can remain pending until the account is verified.
Approval is not a one-time event. Regulated iGaming programs monitor for non-compliant ads, incorrect GEO targeting, missing age-gating, prohibited claims, and unapproved marketing formats. Non-compliance can lead to removal of creatives, suspension, or commission withholding depending on severity.
| Requirement | What Super Partners expects | What you should do (simple) |
|---|---|---|
| Legitimate traffic source | Clear explanation of where users come from and how you promote. | Provide your site(s), channels, GEO list, and promo plan (SEO / content / community / compliant paid). |
| 18+ / age-gating | Ads must not target minors; age protections must be used where possible. | Enable platform age-gates and avoid youth-leaning creatives, language, and placements. |
| GEO compliance | Marketing must follow country rules (some GEOs restrict inducements and certain CTAs). | Segment campaigns by country and use only the messaging allowed in that market. |
| Responsible gambling | Clear standards around safe, non-misleading gambling promotion. | Avoid “guaranteed winnings” and add responsible gambling messaging where required. |
| Payment method ownership | Verification that the affiliate is the beneficial owner of funds and payment method. | Set payout details early, keep them consistent, and be ready to provide verification docs. |
- Unclear traffic source or “no website / no plan” applications
- Trying to run mixed GEO traffic without segmentation
- Social promotion without age-gating enabled
- Bonus-heavy messaging in markets where inducements are restricted
- Last-minute payout method changes close to payday
- List your websites/channels + audience size + top GEOs
- State your promotion method (SEO, comparison pages, sports content, compliant paid)
- Confirm you can run 18+ age-gated placements where needed
- Confirm you will segment by country and follow local rules
- Set payout method early and keep it verified
Established iGaming publishers, sportsbook content creators, comparison sites, and experienced paid media teams with strong compliance controls. Beginners can still be approved, but only if the traffic plan is clear and the promotions are strictly compliant.
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