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BetUK Offers Affiliate Program and Different Online Casino Games
On January 29th, 2009, Bet.UK will be showcasing their affiliate program at the CAP Euro Conference in London this month. BetUK will be available at the CAP Euro Conference booth of their affiliate software gaming provider Income Access. CAP Euro, one of the European continents well-known networking events for affiliates and casino gaming operators in the i-Gaming industry will take place from January 29th, 2009 until February 1st, 2009.
Gaming affiliates are welcome to visit the booth of Income Access (#30) at the CAP Euro to learn more about the interesting benefits being offered by BetUK.com's CAP certified affiliate program. The affiliate management team of Income Access will also be there, managing promotional BetUK playing cards and answering any questions that the affiliates may have. BetUK.com does not possess any negative balances and features affiliates up to thirty-five percent revenue share for casino income above 19,000 pounds a month.
Below this, the total revenue share is thirty percent above four thousand pounds and twenty-five percent for four thousand pounds above. With one of the smallest tiered commission structures around, BetUK.com has no cap on the amount of profit affiliates can earn. With outstanding player bonuses and regular promotions to attract brand new players and to keep old players interested, BetUK is one of the most well-known European sportsbooks. BetUK.com has a substantial range of sports wagering opportunities, from soccer and horse racing to Asian handicaps, tennis, golf, cricket and others. BetUK.com also offers games like Backgammon, which is becoming well-known among online players.
Aside from that, BetUK also send players regular promotions via email and a fifty percent cash-match bonus for brand new players, up to twenty-five pounds. Affiliates can stop by the Income Access booth at CAP to talk about the BetUK.com affiliate program or just email affiliates at betuk.com.
25 February 2009
News Submitted by:
Jack Silverman
