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RevShare rates range from 30% to 50%, according to Affcatalog.com, which lists LiveGames as an affiliate program. Onlyigaming.com instead describes LiveGames as a supplier of games to operators, platforms, and aggregators, so the relevant comparison depends on the intended role. These descriptions represent different commercial routes, not equivalent offers. The sources are third-party listings, so their terms should be treated as reported information rather than direct confirmation.
For media buyers, the first question is whether they need referral terms or game content for an operator.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-01.
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- Name
- LiveGames
- Category
- Games
- Official site
- live-partners.org · No link provided
- Facts checked
RevShare and CPA meet game supply
Affcatalog.com and OnlyiGaming.com provide the reported terms and operator-facing details, checked on 2026-11-01.
- Affiliate commission: RevShare rates of 30% to 50%; CPA payouts start at 30 RUB (Affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- App-download referral: 10–15 RUB per download through a referral link (Affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Payment frequency: monthly for RevShare and twice a month for CPA (Affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Minimum withdrawal: 3,000 RUB (Affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Operator games: live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games (OnlyiGaming.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Integration: API-based, with multi-language availability (OnlyiGaming.com, checked 2026-11-01).
Operator games sit beside referral terms
The operator-facing description concerns game supply, while Affcatalog.com lists referral commissions for affiliates. OnlyiGaming.com names roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Wheel, Limbo, and Crash in the portfolio.
A separate listing says operators can brand LiveGames games with their logo and colors. OnlyiGaming.com also reports fiat and cryptocurrency compatibility for the service. These details describe an operator product, not the commission terms listed for referrals.
Livedealers.com says the games are usually available only to registered players who have deposited, at real-money stakes. That condition belongs to the operator-facing game description; it should not be treated as an affiliate eligibility rule.
Compare by deal authority and workflow
In general, compare whether a provider offers referral access or game content, who sets commercial terms, what tracking and integration are documented, and how payment conditions are stated.
Choose referral terms or operator content
Choose the affiliate route if the decision concerns referral commissions: Affcatalog.com lists RevShare and CPA terms, plus payment for app downloads through a referral link. Those are directory-reported terms, not operator game-supply specifications.
Choose the operator-content route if the evaluation concerns game formats, branding, or integration. OnlyiGaming.com describes games supplied to operators, platforms, and aggregators, and reports API-based integration. Livedealers.com says operators can apply their logo and colors to the games.
These are separate evaluation paths, not comparable advantages within one offer. The affiliate route calls for scrutiny of referral terms; the operator route calls for assessment of game content and integration.
Reported rates and withdrawal terms
Affcatalog.com lists affiliate rates and withdrawal terms, while Apple’s listing describes app purchases; these are distinct kinds of charges.
- RevShare: 30% to 50%, according to Affcatalog.com (checked 2026-11-01).
- CPA: payouts start at 30 RUB, according to Affcatalog.com (checked 2026-11-01).
- App-download referrals: 10–15 RUB per download through a referral link, according to Affcatalog.com (checked 2026-11-01).
- Withdrawal floor: 3,000 RUB, according to Affcatalog.com (checked 2026-11-01).
Apple’s App Store listing says the app is free to download and offers in-app purchases. Its listed purchases include a one-month VIP option for €9.99 and a half-year club option for €3.99. These app purchases are separate from the affiliate commission and withdrawal reports.
API integration and referral payments
OnlyiGaming.com reports API-based integration for LiveGames’ operator-facing portfolio, with multi-language availability. Affcatalog.com separately lists referral payment frequencies: monthly for RevShare affiliates and twice a month for CPA affiliates.
The app listing describes a different user-facing flow: players can sign in through social networks, a LiveGames account, or guest mode. It also lists private tables with passwords and three kinds of in-game chat. These app features should not be confused with operator integration or affiliate payment terms.
Payment floors and source conflicts
Affcatalog.com reports a withdrawal floor, while Apple’s listing sets a separate access condition.
- Affcatalog.com says the minimum withdrawal balance is 3,000 RUB.
- The Apple App Store listing says the app requires macOS 10.11 or later.
- Livedealers.com says LiveGames games are usually available only to registered players who have deposited, at real-money stakes.
The history accounts also differ: Affcatalog.com says LiveGames was founded in 2008, while Livedealers.com says LiveGames launched in 2015. OnlyiGaming.com reports a rating of 0.00 from 0 reviews and says there are no reviews yet.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Games and integration are documented
Apple’s App Store listing describes a consumer game app with several access options.
- Apple says the app offers more than 50 board, card, and puzzle games.
- Players can sign in through social networks, a LiveGames account, or guest mode, according to Apple.
- Apple also describes password-protected private tables and three kinds of in-game chat.
OnlyiGaming.com reports fiat and cryptocurrency compatibility for the service. Livedealers.com describes operator branding with logos and colors, a separate product consideration from the app’s player features.
Separate affiliate and operator needs
Affiliates assessing referral access should examine the listed commission models and payment conditions as a distinct route. Operators evaluating game content should focus on the described formats and branding options.
These descriptions point to different commercial workflows, not interchangeable versions of one offer. Gambling offers can be restricted by law, age rules, or region; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.
What we could not confirm
- Pricing plans, trial access, and refund terms
- Rules, terms of use, and restrictions
- Company legal entity and address details
- Support channels and response times
- Integration setup requirements
- Tripadvisor page contents, because access was blocked
- Affiliate traffic-source eligibility and permitted GEOs
- Registration, moderation, and payout-hold conditions
- Referral attribution, postback support, and conversion reporting
- Affiliate withdrawal methods and processing details
Questions about rates, games, and access
Which commission models are listed?
Affcatalog.com lists RevShare and CPA commission models, plus payment for app downloads through a referral link. These are directory-reported affiliate routes; they should be assessed separately from the operator-facing game descriptions.
What payment frequencies are reported?
Affcatalog.com reports monthly payments for RevShare affiliates and payments twice a month for CPA affiliates. The frequency information describes those affiliate models, not the operator game-supply route. Treat it as a source-reported term when comparing the relevant commercial arrangement.
What withdrawal floor is listed?
This is the reported floor for the affiliate listing; the source does not establish how withdrawals are requested or processed.
What game categories are described for operators?
OnlyiGaming.com describes live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games for operators, platforms, and aggregators. Its listing concerns game supply rather than referral commissions, so the categories belong to the operator evaluation path.
What integration and branding are listed?
OnlyiGaming.com reports API-based integration and multi-language availability, while Livedealers.com says operators can apply their logo and colors to games. Those descriptions identify integration and branding as operator-side considerations.
Why do the history dates differ?
Affcatalog.com says LiveGames was founded in 2008, whereas Livedealers.com says it launched in 2015. The sources use different events, “founded” and “launched,” and do not resolve whether the dates refer to the same milestone.
Decide by role, then verify terms
Fits if the decision concerns affiliate referral terms or operator game content, assessed as separate routes.
Probably not if the evaluation requires treating those descriptions as one comparable offer; the sources assign LiveGames different commercial roles.
Main risk… the available descriptions are third-party reports, and the history dates conflict. Compare the written commercial terms for the route that matches the intended workflow.
Sources
Every fact on this page traces back to a public page listed here, with the day it was read.
Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-11-01. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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