I joined Alfaleads purely because of the Stake offer.US for Latam, which was either not available in other places, or was given at ridiculous rates. Before that, I worked with small networks, it's easier to communicate there, but there are always problems with deposits and payments. In Alpha, everything is tougher in this regard, but more stable.

Technical part and apruv

Registration is long, the managers are meticulous. They ask the statue, the sources, they almost ask to show the creatives before the bay. It pisses someone off, but then there are fewer quality issues. The account is standard, statistics do not lag, and postbacks are configured quickly.

How was lil: Stake.us (CPA) and 1xBet (RS)

I worked through FB for prils (I rented them internally). The main geo is Brazil.

Stake.us (CPA): The main focus here was on the crypto component, but there was a clog. Brazilians love fast games, but when they see deposits through the crypt, many are stupid.

Approach: I used slots like "Plinko" and "Dice" in my creatives (they are currently trending on Stake). On the preland, I made the simplest possible instructions in pictures on how to buy a crypt through their local PIX.

Target: Men 21-35, interest in the crypt and fast games.

The result: Without the training preland, the conversion to dep was almost zero. As soon as I added the "chewing up" on payments, the first depots went.

1xBet (RevShare): The strategy was different here. Everyone knows the brand, so there is no need to "sell" the office itself.

Approach: I went to an event (football, local leagues). The creo includes photos of stadiums, fans' emotions, and high—odds dice for upcoming matches.

Target: Men 25-45, interests: football, sports betting.

Nuance: The heat is accumulating slowly. At first, the cents were dripping, but by the third week, several normal players had hooked up and started playing slots in between matches. This gave the main profit.

Statistics for the month:

Advantages:

Offers. There is access to exclusives that are really difficult to get directly.

Infrastructure. Your own deposits for rent. This is convenient, although they charge a% of the payout for it.

Payment discipline. Payments arrive on time.

Cons:

Stuffy management. They constantly ask about the quality of traffic. If users do not return to the game, the manager immediately starts writing and "warning" them.

Consumables. The terminals in the store are periodically banned (FB is FB), because of this there are downtime for 5-6 hours until a new one is issued.

The entrance threshold. There's nothing for beginners to catch here, without normal stats they won't even register an account.

Result

You can work if you have the volume and understanding of how to drive traffic on iGaming. For a small test, the affiliate program is not very convenient due to the bureaucracy, but it is quite suitable for a system bay.

I work at a higher turnover, so I immediately allocated $ 4,500 for the test. The first two weeks were unstable, but after cleaning the springs, the flow became smoother. As a result, I received 201 deposits with an average check of $23. Plus, it's holding around +26-28%. It is important to me that with large volumes there were no problems with statistics and payments.

The traffic is global, high-quality, without a ton of cheap garbage, users are really interested from good geos. The system picks up quickly, it's much better to drive traffic, conversions are stable. Moderation is loyal, creo was approved almost instantly.

I usually look at the result only at the end of a full month. Here, the picture turned out to be even: 63 deposits, the average check was $24. He worked without a sharp increase in the budget. The profit was about +27%. I like that you can plan your turnover in advance, because the numbers behave predictably.

I work without fanaticism, so any sudden drawdowns are immediately annoying. Things weren't going smoothly here either. There were days when you just wanted to turn off the ads and forget. But if you look at the month, you got about 30 deposits, plus about a quarter of the invested amount. Not a record, but no surprises. Honestly, this is the most fascinating thing.

In general, it's a normal push partner, I can't say anything bad. The interface is simple, without unnecessary garbage, the necessary settings are visible. There is an additional In‑page format for websites. I take it out to the crypt, everything comes through, it's quite possible to work with this affiliate program.

After several partnerships with constant holds and "recalculations", I decided to test 1win as carefully as possible. I conducted separate tracking and compared the numbers. 41 deposits were made in a month, the average check was $25, and the ROI was about +32%. There were no strange adjustments, and the payments arrived exactly on schedule. This is not an offer for the lazy, but if you work with traffic normally, the result is stable.

The first leads were confirmed quickly, and the payment arrived at the end of the week. Then the quality traffic was cut off a bit, but they didn't turn it off, they just adjusted the bid and discussed it. They don't throw, which is already a big plus compared to many affiliate program on the market))

It was a difficult period, and several campaigns merged. We discussed it with the manager, and he threw in a couple of fresh, not-yet-worn-out offers for the test. This helped to quickly level the situation. Of course, we are not magicians, but we are ready to get involved in solving problems.

I remember their approach to newcomers. When I was just learning arbitration, many affiliate program had a high entry threshold or were reluctant to help with minor problems. In the joint venture, I was immediately assigned a manager who literally led me by the hand through the first steps, how to set up a postback, which creos are better to use for a specific geo. They didn't quit after the first failed test. This gave me the confidence to develop further with them.

In general, the impressions from working with the affiliate program are positive - the conditions and offers are satisfied. There were minor technical issues with links in the process, which took time to resolve. Unfortunately, while we were dealing with the situation, some of the traffic was lost. Otherwise, everything went smoothly, and I am sure that there will be no negative situations in the future.

There was a period when the key offer for me from other recls was closed. I came here and was offered a similar one, but with better conditions. They helped to outweigh the traffic with almost no losses. 
I'm already working with several of their brands. The team is adequate, they don't disappear after you start.

I decided to leave a review after a couple of months of work, because it is rare to find such a smooth affiliate program. I started out carefully, the test budget was about $600-700. It was mostly push and a bit of Latam social media. The first 10 days were spent collecting statistics, the ROI was hanging around zero, but without any drastic drawbacks. After optimizing the bundle and changing the creo, the CPA decreased by about 25%, and the flow began to steadily increase. I closed about $280 net in a month. The statistics are considered correct, clicks and withdrawals converge, and payments arrived without delay. For Partnerkin, it is important that there is no sense of a “gray zone” here, everything looks honest and predictable.

I've been working at affk for several years, so I'm primarily looking at analytics and stability. There's nothing wrong with that. I was driving traffic from Europe and Asia, and the daily decline was around $250-300. After optimization, the CR increased from 2.1% to 3%, which is immediately noticeable in volumes. I especially liked that you can watch the behavior of the players in detail after the game, and not just dry numbers. The manager was adequate, without pressure, helped to narrow the audience and remove weak sources. In a month and a half, turnover has almost doubled, and payments have arrived on time. For those who work systematically, and not “for luck", this is a good option.

Payments come steadily and without reminders. Traffic is accepted in different ways, without unnecessary questions - you can safely test and grow. The statistics in the tracker completely match the account, it's nice that nothing is cut.

My approach is simple: if an affiliate program prevents me from working, I don't stay long. Here, on the contrary, everything is tailored to affs. I was driving traffic from Europe and Asia, and the daily decline was around $200-300. Statistics are updated quickly, and you can see in real time where the bundle is dying and where it makes sense to push on. After a couple of edits to the audience, the CR increased from 2% to almost 3%, which is already felt in volumes. In a month and a half, the turnover increased almost twice, while payments were made without delay. The manager is adequate, without “fill in more and let's see.” It's rare now.

They take a lot of different geos, a lot of different landing pages. I work on a recurring basis, money is at least every day on request, it is convenient when you need a quick cache. Support is in touch, if necessary, they tell you about the settings. I'm happy with the partner, you can safely scale up.

It's important to me that the numbers match. In 1win, statistics are read normally: you can see where the source is pulling, and where you're just burning the budget. This allows you to quickly cut the excess and focus on the worker. I won't say that the indicators here are the most aggressive, but the result is predictable. This is a key moment for me.