Gambling and casino
V.Partners
V.Partners describes its affiliate program as a partnership between a merchant and an advertiser to attract an audience. The agreement sets minimum commission payments of EUR 500 by wire transfer and over EUR 100 by an agreed alternative method.
This program may suit publishers considering gambling offers who are prepared to check each program’s written terms.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Commission models and payment routes
The provider’s homepage, agreement, and FAQ describe these terms, checked on 2026-10-31.
- Commission models: RevShare, CPA, and Hybrid (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Minimum payment: EUR 500 by wire transfer; over EUR 100 by an agreed alternative method (agreement, checked 2026-10-31).
- Minimum payment: EUR 100.00 within one program (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
- Payout timing: weekly or as agreed; credited within 1–5 days after Tuesday payout tickets are created (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
- Listed payment methods: wire transfer, Neteller, Skrill, Capitalist, Bitcoin, and Tether ERC20 (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
- Contact route: contact form (FAQ, checked 2026-10-31).
Gambling traffic defines the program
V.Partners describes its affiliate program as focused on gambling traffic and as a partnership connecting a merchant with an advertiser to attract an audience. The provider lists FieryPlay, Hit’N’Spin, Verde Casino, IceCasino, and V.Vegas among its brands.
The listed offers span casino games and betting. The provider describes FieryPlay as offering sports and esports betting, Hit’N’Spin as including a betting section, and the other named brands as offering casino games.
Gambling and betting offers are restricted or prohibited by law in some countries, and age limits, licensing and permitted regions differ by jurisdiction; check the network’s own rules and local law before running any traffic. This is not legal or financial advice.
Advertisers and affiliates share roles
The provider casts the affiliate as the party supplying marketing and traffic acquisition, while describing the program as a partnership between a merchant and an advertiser.
For promotion, affiliates can use banners, landing pages, and other materials. The Toolbox offers banner selection and direct-link generation, while one account can track campaign or channel performance separately.
RevShare and Hybrid set commissions
V.Partners lists RevShare, CPA, and Hybrid; the provider says CPA terms are set individually for each affiliate. The published Revenue Share figures conflict, so the values below remain attributed to their respective pages.
- The Agreement lists 25% for 0–9 referred customers, 35% for 10–39, and 45% for more than 40 per calendar month — checked 2026-10-31.
- The FAQ lists 25% for 0–10 FTD, 35% for 11–40 FTD, and 45% for 40+ FTD per month — checked 2026-10-31.
- The homepage lists RevShare up to 50% — checked 2026-10-31.
- The FAQ lists up to 55% RevShare — checked 2026-10-31.
The homepage describes Hybrid as combining CPA and RevShare, listing €250 plus up to 40%. The FAQ says CPA payout and the fixed price per player are determined individually for each affiliate.
Toolbox links carry promotion
The Toolbox is the named route for selecting banners or generating direct links. Affiliates can also use landing pages and other promotional materials, according to the FAQ.
One account can track the performance of multiple campaigns or channels separately. The FAQ also says affiliates can join without a website and contact the service for advice.
Agreement terms narrow control
The agreement sets administrative conditions alongside the conflicting payment terms. Affiliates must issue an invoice within 30 calendar days after the Settlement Period, and V.Partners states that payment follows within 30 calendar days of receipt.
The Terms prohibit participation by affiliates under 18 years old and limit each affiliate to one account without prior written approval. The Terms state that either party may terminate without cause with 10 calendar days’ written notice. The Terms say disputes unresolved amicably go to LCIA arbitration in London, in English, before one arbitrator; the agreement is governed by the laws of England and Wales.
The agreement’s minimum is EUR 500 by wire transfer and over EUR 100 by an agreed alternative method, while the FAQ states EUR 100.00 within one program. Its invoice-based deadline also differs in wording from the FAQ’s weekly or agreed payouts and crediting after Tuesday payout tickets. The agreement excludes affiliate networks from the Referral Program. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Promotional materials and tracking
The FAQ and agreement describe promotion, tracking, and commission options.
- The provider lists RevShare, CPA, and Hybrid on its homepage; the agreement also names CPL and Flat Fee.
- Affiliates can use banners, landing pages, and other promotional materials, according to the FAQ.
- The Toolbox lets affiliates select banners or generate direct links, according to the FAQ.
- The FAQ says a single account separates campaign or channel performance, rather than combining those views.
- Affiliates can join without a website, according to the FAQ; it also says they can contact the service for advice.
Affiliates can promote with banners, landing pages, and other promotional materials.
Compare network roles and terms
When comparing a direct affiliate program with a network, check who sets the offers and commission terms, and who handles tracking and payment. Also compare the promotional tools each arrangement supplies. The relevant distinction is whether the buyer works with a program directly or through an intermediary; the available facts here do not establish how other providers handle those roles.
Fit follows program and payment terms
The program is aimed at publishers considering gambling traffic, according to V.Partners. Its stated commission options include RevShare, CPA, and Hybrid, while CPA terms are determined individually for each affiliate.
The Terms exclude affiliate networks from the Referral Program and prohibit affiliates from being under 18 years old. A publisher evaluating the program should check whether its role and eligibility fit those written conditions before weighing the offer.
Before planning cash flow, reconcile the agreement and FAQ’s payment conditions with the terms applicable to the specific program.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: supported services and connection options.
- Setup requirements: steps needed to begin using the tools.
- Geographic eligibility: permitted countries and regions.
- Traffic-source approvals: accepted sources and approval conditions.
- Registration and moderation: review stages and decision criteria.
- Hold terms: whether earnings are held and under what conditions.
- Attribution: tracking window and conversion-credit rules.
- API or postback: availability and implementation details.
Questions about commissions and payouts
Which Revenue Share tiers apply?
The Terms list dynamic Revenue Share rates of 25% for 0–9 referred customers, 35% for 10–39, and 45% for more than 40 referred customers per calendar month.
What minimum payment does V.Partners state?
The minimum payment differs between the agreement and FAQ. The agreement sets EUR 500 by wire transfer and over EUR 100 by an agreed alternative method. The FAQ states EUR 100.00 within one program. Check which condition applies before estimating when a payment becomes available.
How does the provider describe payout timing?
The FAQ says payouts are weekly or as agreed with the affiliate manager, and credited within 1–5 days after Tuesday payout tickets are created. The agreement instead requires an invoice within 30 calendar days after the Settlement Period, with payment within 30 calendar days after receipt. The wording differs, so confirm the applicable schedule and invoicing process in the relevant written terms.
How are CPA terms set?
The FAQ says CPA payment terms and the fixed price per player are determined individually for each affiliate. The provider also lists CPA among its commission models. This means the public description does not give one shared CPA price; check the terms offered for the particular program.
Can an affiliate register multiple accounts?
The agreement says affiliates may not register more than one account without V.Partners’ prior written approval. The condition is stated as a limit with an approval exception, not as permission to create additional accounts without approval. Confirm any exception in writing before registering another account.
Proceed after reconciling written terms
Fits if a publisher is assessing gambling affiliate offers and can review the terms for the specific program.
Probably not if the applicant is an affiliate network, or an affiliate under the agreement’s age condition.
Main risk… the agreement and FAQ give different Revenue Share tiers and minimum payment terms. Check the applicable agreement and program terms before planning cash flow.
Sources
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- v.partners/pages/termsandconditionschecked
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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 2026-10-31. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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