CPA question

[pcz]

I don't understand a thing.

Let's take an example.
Mansion poker is giving $100 CPA/ depositor right?

What if I give $25 to that player to deposit? That is $75 income for me.
Is it allowed to do this?

[haynesey]

This has been asked so many times, to avoid any later trouble its best to stay away from doing that.

[Vule23]

No, that is not allowed! There is a rule for all Paw promotions, that no incentives are allowed!

If you do that I believe your account will be banned.

[pcz]

Originally Posted by Vule23

No, that is not allowed! There is a rule for all Paw promotions, that no incentives are allowed!

If you do that I believe your account will be banned.

OK thank you for your answer
Sorry if this was asked before

[kdollar]

Poker rooms keep track of affiliates player values. If it becomes clear that an affiliates players aren't producing as much as they are paying in CPA they will usually hold the affiliate payment. Usually they will only take this extreme if it is clear that the affiliate is using incentive. If you are an average affiliate who doesn't use incentives this usually isn't a problem because player values usually average out most of the time.

[TheDonk]

This kind of stuff hurts our industry. If it feels like cheating, it probably is. In this case, it's definately cheating and hurts everyone in the long run. Poker rooms will offer lower CPA's, charge back higher player fee's etc.. Run an honest website, in the end you can sleep at night, and have something legitimate to build on. Plus, when you've built a shitty reputation for yourself, who else in the industry will help you when you need backlinks, a press release, content, or just good advice? Nobody will pay you any attention.

[bg]

The operators factor this threat into all of the numbers, and they expect it.