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Originally Posted by ultra100
Regarding sports betting, yes it is legal. I am not sure if you want to work as an affiliate or you are ready to open sports-betting site. As an affiliate, you can choose to promote many of the sponsors on RevShare basis. Once you made a good base of players, you will see your profits raising. It's game of patient and building players base.
It's good idea to start targeting one particular sport and then as your site grows to add more options. (This is the case if you are working as an affiliate). Also, best conversion is amongst the sponsors who have all-in-one product - Casino, Poker, Sportsbook, Games. Players love to jump from Sportsbook to Poker or Casino. This brings higher player value and better retention.
Hit me up, and I can give you some feedback which sponsors and particular products are converting the best for me.
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Good advice! We are looking at starting our own betting site. For affiliates, what kind of related sites can convert best with betting sites apart of blasting it with popunders and redirects? Sport blogs?
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Originally Posted by Wizzo
First, its 100% illegal in the US and that's also the biggest market.
Second, you will need at least $1-$5million of rolling reserve for payouts as you get started.
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First, thanks for the confirmation. Wouldn't this number be unrealistic considering we would just be starting the site and focusing on acquiring loyal players? What kind of strategy are we looking at for making them think their winning something by betting on the site?