To keep their affiliates and users safe from the different aspects that can lead to the chances of fraud. Shuffle uses advanced fraud detection systems and manual checks to catch fake player accounts or suspicious betting patterns. If they find fraud or multi-accounting for various reasons, those players and their bets are voided, and commissions are adjusted accordingly. Shuffle also cross-checks behavior over multiple accounts to stop cheating and protect honest affiliates.
Does Shuffle have negative carryover?
You can check the official site to know more about it. Many reports says, Shuffle has a negative carryover policy. This means if a referred player loses money, the affiliate earns a share of the loss. But if a player wins more than they lose, the affiliate commission can be reduced in future periods to balance the earnings. You can ask your affiliate manager to get the clarity about it.
Are there any compliance requirements for affiliates?
Affiliates must follow Shuffle’s terms of service and legal regulations. This means no promoting in restricted countries, no fake advertising, no misleading claims, and no unauthorized use of Shuffle’s brand materials. Affiliates also need to comply with anti-money laundering (AML) laws and ensure traffic quality to stay in the program.
What happens if a player requests a chargeback?
If a player files a chargeback (disputes a payment), Shuffle investigates the case. If the chargeback is valid, the commission earned from that player’s activity is deducted or reversed from the affiliate’s account. Shuffle may suspend the affiliate if chargebacks happen too often or if abuse is detected, to keep the program safe and trustworthy.
How does Shuffle calculate and apply negative carryover to affiliates?
Shuffle calculates and applies negative carryover to affiliates based on the net gaming revenue (NGR) generated by their referred players. Here is how it works simply:
- If the players you refer lose money (NGR is positive), you earn a commission share from that profit.
- If your players win more money than they lose (NGR becomes negative for the casino), Shuffle deducts that negative amount from your future commissions.
- Negative carryover means that if your commission earnings go below zero because players won more, the negative balance is carried forward to the next payment periods.
- Shuffle uses this method to ensure that affiliates do not get paid more than the casino’s actual profits from their players.
- Commissions in future months will first be used to offset the negative balance before new earnings are paid out.
This prevents affiliates from earning commissions on winning players activity that would put the casino at a loss and keeps the commission system fair and sustainable.