An affiliate programme is a contract: you bring players, the operator shares revenue. Everything else is the fine print of that contract — and the fine print is what decides whether you see the money.
Two payout models
CPA is a one-off payment for a player who registers and deposits at least an agreed amount. Revshare is a cut of what the operator earns from that player, paid for as long as they play.
1win Partners offers both: revshare starts at 50%, CPA reaches $250 per player. The first is a starting rate, the second a ceiling, and not everyone lands on it — see what sets your rate.
The chain the money follows
Your link → registration → deposit → confirmation → hold → payout. People drop off at every step, so your real income is set not by the rate but by how many reach the end.
Which is why you watch your own conversion rather than the advertised rate — method in stats and postbacks.
What you are agreeing to
The programme rules: permitted traffic sources, prohibited tactics, grounds for withholding payment. People usually read them after the first refusal; read them before the first campaign — see fraud and withheld payouts.
Where to start
With registration and learning the dashboard before you spend anything on traffic — step by step. The vertical itself is covered in gambling traffic from Telegram and choosing a gambling offer.
Gambling is a risk, not an income, for the person you bring. Working the vertical is fine; misleading people is not — a misled player returns neither revshare nor repeat deposits.