Videoslots Affiliates Review

+ Honestly, there's nothing positive I can say about this affiliate program. The only reason anyone signs up is because the casino itself is decent enough. But the program? It's a scam. They never publish anything critical or honest, just a constant stream of fake "testimonial" posts stuffed with backlinks. Those glowing reviews from brands? Written purely in exchange for a link. Behind the scenes, most of those same affiliates can't stand this program.

- There are plenty of problems here, but two stand out as genuinely awful. First, the revenue share is a joke. They advertise 35% but what actually lands in your account is nowhere near that — sometimes 10%, sometimes 5%, sometimes even 3%. Mysterious deductions, admin fees, all kinds of shady cuts. Go check any affiliate forum and you'll find threads full of people complaining about exactly this. Second, if you slow down on referring new players for whatever reason, they just freeze your payments. To get them restarted you have to bring in 6 new depositors within 3 months. And once you hit that? The cycle repeats and payments stop again. It doesn't matter if you sent them hundreds of players in the past. Maybe someone is dealing with health issues or a personal crisis — none of that matters to them. There's no justification for cutting off an affiliate's earnings like that. It's shameful.

+ It's a well-known brand and probably the biggest online casino out there right now. Massive game library, loads of top providers, and high max bets which is great if you're targeting high rollers.

- Honestly the worst affiliate program I deal with, and I work with quite a few. The revenue share is a joke once you factor in all their taxes and fees — you're left with maybe 10-15% of player losses, because they're taking 85-90% off the top. The payment hold is ridiculous too. We're talking 35-45+ days after the period ends before you see anything. Most programs I use pay out within 2-10 days after the period closes. That alone is bad enough, but they can also just reject your payment without telling you why. No explanation, nothing. You're left guessing. There are complaints about exactly this on affiliate forums if you want to look it up. Getting in touch with them is another problem — the live support on the partner site flat out doesn't work. And the partner platform itself feels ancient. In 2021 you still can't add a Sub ID to your affiliate link. That's basic stuff. I wanted to give this a fair shot because the casino brand itself is solid, but the affiliate side is genuinely terrible.

+ Honestly, as a casino product it's hard to fault. Probably the best one out there right now — payouts are fast, the game library is massive, and support actually responds quickly. No complaints on that side at all.

- But the affiliate side is a different story. We're nearly into 2021 and the commission structure is still terrible. My players put through 2000 euros in just two weeks and I walked away with around 50 euros — that's 2.5%. When you factor in the time and money it takes to actually bring in new players, that kind of return is just demoralising. Really hard to justify continuing with it.

+ There are genuinely a lot of positives on the casino side — tons of games, solid promotions, and bonus offers that actually make it easy to attract players. The winnings feel fair and the incentives for players to keep coming back are real. Good material to work with when recruiting.

- I'm running into the exact same issue that Adrian mentioned. The deductions from gross income are massive — we're talking around 90%. For smaller affiliates like me, it's basically impossible to make anything meaningful. Which is a real shame because the casino itself is genuinely good and players clearly enjoy it. But after all the fees get taken out, there's almost nothing left in commission. It just doesn't add up for smaller partners.

+ Honestly? Nothing about the affiliate program itself stands out. The casino might be decent for players, but that's where the positives end.

- Fees can go up to 90%. That's not a typo. There's basically no way to make money here. It feels like affiliates are just an afterthought to them.