Bodog

[kaus]

Well as I have posted before I have applied to Bodog with my proboartds site twice and both attempts failed. So I have done it again with the new site and surprisingly it looks as though they are pleased and things are rolling. They have asked for equal presence as a competitor and also reviews for of course the poker room, but also the sportsbetting and horse betting. Here is my thing I am in Canada should I be directing traffic to sporstbetting/horse? Can this in anyway turn into a legal issue? Just skeptic when it comes to these issues

[losercore]

Scew em...If you want to promote poker promote poker. no need to change your whole business plan just to promote Bodog.

Although Bodog converts like crazy now.

I never promoted anything but their poker room and would talk to my AM via the phone about once a week with ideas and options. he never cared.

[ThePokerBank]

What do Bodog look for when recruiting affiliates? I know they obviously look for a site that is worth having an affiliate with, but is there anything else specifically. Like PR for example?

[kaus]

No I dont think PR has anything to do with it, because I have none. I couldn't even give them an approximation of visitors per week as I wasn't indexed. However they went through my site and read it. From what I was told in my last two attempts they want sites that are not banner farms, have more than just a couple of pages, and informative. They also suggested I not use a free hosted site. These are just some of the things that they pointed out in my *cough* rejection emails. This was my third attempt with them, and I pointed out specifically the suggestions they made and where I made them. I was honest with my stats ...everything.

[kaus]

I could use some help from some people here. Iam writing my review for Bodog and would love if someone can give me some hints as to traffic..generally how many are on during peak hours, as well as traffic at the cash tables. Seeing as I can not open anaccount myself I couldnt even tell you what the site looks like so it is making it difficult to describe something you have never seen. Yes, I did search the net but from what I have been reading alot of people need to update their reviews not just bonus codes lol

I know payment options are always changing and I even went to Pokernews for this info...are there any other payment options besides

Check / eChecks, Nucharge, Credit Cards, Wire Transfer, Western Union, Click2pay and eWalletXpress

....and are all these methods still accurate? This to was not found on the Bodog website and I can not get into my affiliate information as of yet.

Thank you, and sorry for all the basic questions I am just having some diffiulty with this one and I would rather get it right than have someone tell me I stretched the truth.

[PokerProp]

http://www.pokersitescout.com/ will show ring game traffic

I don't know about other areas but e-check is not even showing in the cashier for me, but this might be geographical thing.

Prepaid credit cards do work here I've used them twice already.

The only withdrawal options for Americans are Western Union (1 free per week up to $3K) and check by courier. Fee is $20 if under $2,000 and free if over. Also most players can get the fee waived through calling support.

If you have questions about banking their telephone support is usually outstanding.

[PokerProp]

Also this Bodog review should be current xxhttp://www.poker-prop.net/bodog.html

[kaus]

Thanks

[stocktrader]

Bodog wants to work with winners. ProBoards is like Geocities - it is the white trash section of the webmaster neighborhood.

[Vrindavan]

Do Bodog has any minimum referral requirement after being accepted ? e.g. min. number of players sent to them , etc.

or otherwise they will delete your account etc. ?