Does PP BlackJack losses count towards your MGR?

[morgant]

BJ REVENUES is calculated like this

HOUSE KEEP= 1%X BET AMOUNT

AFFILIATE REVENUE= 20% X HOUSE KEEP

BJ revenue is calculated for MGR Trackers only and not on CPA Trackers.

Parent affiliates also make Sub affiliate revenue of BJ Revenues u earn!

From the affiliate area:

Blackjack is now available on PartyPoker.com. Your players will be able to play Poker and Blackjack at the same time, using the same account. They will also be able to place Side Bets on the outcome of the flop on real money tables.

Revenue from bets against the house, i.e. Black Jack, Side Bets etc, ("House Win Games") will be shown separately in your Affiliate Stats as ‘House Win Revenue’.

You will receive 20% of House Win Revenue* for your players for all your MGR trackers. You will be able to see the House Win Revenue from your players against each tracker.

*House Win Revenue is calculated as Standard house win rates (%) times Value of wagers by your players ($).

This means there will be no negative accruals for House Win Games.
Please contact your Account Manager or write to us at affiliates@partypoker.com if you have any queries on the applicable standard house win rates.

[Sniper]

Just for the record, when blackjack was first added... the affiliate program was based on actual win/loss... it was fairly quickly modified to the HA based system that exists now.

There was extensive discussion here on how to game the win/loss affiliate system, and that is likely what you remember!

[StacysMom]

Has anyone complained about this? Not that it would do anygood.

[Sniper]

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Has anyone complained about this? Not that it would do anygood.

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Among other reasons, I believe this was changed because some of the affiliates complained that they didn't want to assume the risk of loss from winning BJ players [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img]

There was also significant board traffic on how to take advantage of affiliates under the win/loss system.

[emonrad87]

No you're right. I was basing my statement on the original affiliate BJ deal, which has been changed.