Holy Cow.......let me respond. I agree that proper grammar is critical. Apologies about the word revenue's and revenues as well as the other mistakes in this post and others :P

Unlike Randy I do not have a literature degree. I have a degree in Business Management and I never placed well in spelling bees when I was in elementary school :lol: :lol:

Anyways I am going to make a few grammer and spelling mistakes along the way, but it really doesn't bother me as this is a site for poker promoters not english teachers. It sounds like it really bothers you that I made the statement about gambling with affiliate revenue, so let me attempt to clarify my previous statement.

It sounds like your a winning player so #1 congratulations and none of that statement applies to you. Unfortunately about 90% (I don't know the exact statistic) of internet players are not consistent winners. In fact many people turn to promoting poker versus playing because they find it to be much more profitable. There are several affiliates who are great promoters and losing players.

Now with that said unless you are a consistent winning player I DO think its a bad idea to gamble with your affiliate income at first. Let's say you make $300 your first month as a poker affiliate and then lose every penny of it in one sitting.........how good are you gonna feel about your accomplishment. Instead imagine if you re-invested that into ppc advertising and watched that $300 grow to $500 the next month. This is how you run a business, not donking it off in a few hours every month and then having no money to reinvest in growing your business.

Again, I want to stress this is only directed at those who consistently lose at online poker. All that happens is your bankroll gets fatter every month from affiliate payments and you just start playing higher limits and then losing greater amounts.

I know this because I have tried to mentor a few people in the past who had this exact problem and I wanted to pull my hair out when they said they had no money to spend on promotion.