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The best affiliate program if you work in the Latin American market

For several years now, the Latin American market has been considered one of the most dynamic in the iGaming and betting industry. The growing popularity of mobile technologies, increased interest in sporting events and the special role of betting culture make this region attractive for both players and partners.

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How Much Do Gambling Affiliates Earn? A Comprehensive Guide to Earnings in the Industry

The involvement of gambling affiliates in the casino industry is vital. They use marketing and content and affiliate networks to link new users to online betting sites. The million-dollar question is how much do gambling affiliates earn.

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Gamification in iGaming — How Affiliates Can Play It Smart

Hey buddy, just came across a cool piece on gamification in iGaming and thought of you. The article from Casino Guardian digs into how gamification is more than just badges and leaderboards — it’s actually becoming a smart strategy for deeper player engagement.

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AI Browser Risks — What Affiliates in iGaming Should Pay Attention To

A recent article from Comet Browser's developer Perplexity highlights a critical security gap: AI-powered browsers can’t reliably differentiate between legitimate user instructions and malicious commands embedded within websites.

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Major Shake-Up at Unibet Sweden — What Affiliates Should Know

In a move that sent shockwaves through the affiliate world, Unibet Sweden (part of FDJ United) has cut all affiliate tracking links and scrapped legacy lifetime revenue share deals as it transitions to a new Swedish licence.

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Europe Tightens the Screws on Influencer Marketing — What Affiliates Must Know Now

The EGBA has just launched its “Pledge on Responsible Influencer Marketing in Online Gambling”, developed together with the European Advertising Standards Alliance (EASA). The aim: set clear standards for influencers and creators working in gambling-promo spaces across Europe — including transparency, age-gating, screening of influencer partners and independent monitoring.