Pacific Poker CPA

[cavaliers09]

I noticed that there are multiple sites on the web givign players free stuff like poker chips to sign up for Pacific. Has anyone had any experiences with this? Does Pacific always pay, and do they tell you the accountnames of the people who sign up? They have a very high CPA payout, so it seems like a lot of stuff could be offered and still make a nice profit.

[FeeRan]

Sounds like a good idea... your gonna have a lot of competition though

Stuff like this even works on rev share if you've got the money to put upfront and are willing to wait a while for your returns. I signed up two of my best players by giving away copies of some David Sklansky books.

I'm actually running a promotion right now where I'm giving away 99 copies of SuperSystem 2 to people who sign up for 1 of 4 poker rooms with me. I'm hoping to create some buzz around it. Anyone who's interested can see the post on my poker blog here: Poker Blogger Gives Away Free Copies of Doyle Brunson's Super System 2.

If anyone here wants to help me create a buzz by mentioning it on their sites, I'd sure be appreciative!

(And sorry, if this post is too much of a shill, Jeremy, just say so and I'll delete and/or editi it.)

Randy

[Webgator]

I have had no problem with Pacific payments. You have to submit your advertising package for approval first, and they usually would like the player to deposit $100 and play a minimum number of hands, at least so I'm told. They do have a bonus program where you can offer direct referrals a free $25 on initial deposit PLUS 25% from Pacific. The $25 comes rightout of your affiliate commission.

[Kellermann]

Pacific are running a special promotion this month. They give you 25% commision ON TOP of your payment plan whether it is $150 CPA or 25% MGR so I am going to promote pacific on my website.