Affiliates are always concerned that they are not being treated fairly, or as fairly as everybody else, by the parent company. Something we can do is get a better idea of typical numbers, at least for those people with websites. Some sites will convert better than others so numbers will never be the same but knowing some other people's ballparks might be useful.
So what is your clickthroughs to total players to real players ratio (some people may not know their clickthroughs). You could state this in total numbers for your sites like 1173 clickthroughs lead to 374 accounts lead to 43 real accounts; or you could say for every 10 clickthroughs you get 2.7 total players and .33 real players.
Also, if anyone is willing to state what their average player (who has been a real money player a minimum of three months) brings in, an average of all players from the whales and the played-one-hand players. In other words an average revenue share number that could be compared to the CPA number.
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