10 Best Gambling Affiliate Programs in 2026, Ranked and Reviewed

Pin-Up Partners has spent nearly a decade building deep expertise in exactly the markets many Tier-1-focused networks ignore: CIS, LATAM, South Asia, and Africa. A claimed 1:3 Reg2Dep conversion ratio, paired with a $25 minimum payout — the lowest on this list — makes it genuinely accessible to affiliates just starting to test these regions.

Founded: 2016 · Commission model: CPA · RevShare · Hybrid · Countries: 30+ (CIS, LATAM, Asia, Africa) · Min. payout: $25 (lowest here) (Net-15)

1win Partners is a leading iGaming affiliate network specializing in sports betting, casino, and poker, operating since 2016 under Curacao licensing. RevShare up to 60% activates instantly, letting affiliates start sending traffic without the usual waiting period, and payouts run weekly from a $100 minimum across five withdrawal methods, including crypto.

Founded: 2016 · Commission model: RevShare · CPA · Hybrid · Countries: 50+ · Min. payout: $100 (Weekly (7-day RevShare hold))

StarCrown Partners is a direct-advertiser, performance-based network exclusively in iGaming, giving affiliates an unlimited earning cap and access to 15+ Tier-1 GEOs. On-demand payouts via crypto and bank transfer remove the fixed-cycle wait other networks impose, backed by full creative support and a visible presence at SiGMA, iGB, and SBC industry events.

Founded: 2024 · Commission model: CPA · RevShare · Countries: 15+ Tier-1 GEOs · Min. payout: $200 (On-demand)

N1 Partners is a premium multi-brand network with 10+ high-LTV casino and sportsbook properties, licensed in Malta, Curacao, and Kahnawake, and focused exclusively on Tier-1 markets: the US, UK, Canada, Germany, and Australia. The €650 CPA ceiling is the highest of any program on this list.

Founded: 2018 · Commission model: CPA · RevShare · NNCO · Countries: 20 Tier-1 GEOs · Min. payout: €100 (Monthly (slowest here))

Affscom is a global CPA network offering 3,000+ offers across 8+ verticals — e-commerce, nutra, finance, and gaming among them — in 40+ countries with multi-currency support. The breadth makes it a practical single-network pick for affiliates who don’t want to run gambling-only traffic.

Founded: 2015 · Commission model: CPA · CPL · CPI · RevShare · Countries: 40+ · Min. payout: $50 (Net-15)

Shuffle is a global CPA affiliate network spanning iGaming, nutra, finance, and e-commerce verticals, operating in 20+ countries with dedicated account managers. Real-time tracking and transparent reporting back a portfolio of high-converting campaigns, with payouts released on a Net-15 cycle from a $50 minimum, including a Bitcoin option.

Founded: 2015 · Commission model: CPA · CPL · CPS · RevShare · Countries: 20+ · Min. payout: $50 (Net-15)

VavadaPart is the direct-advertiser affiliate program for the well-known Vavada online casino and sportsbook, operating since 2017 under a Curacao Gaming Commission license. It specializes in CIS and Tier-2 regions, offering 50% lifetime RevShare available from the very first referral, with no NNCO reduction on earnings.

Founded: 2017 · Commission model: CPA · RevShare · Countries: CIS & Tier-2 regions · Min. payout: $50 (Bi-weekly)

7Stars Partners is a long-running iGaming affiliate network, operating since 2012 across casino, sportsbook, and live-dealer verticals with revenue share commissions ranging from 45% to 60%. It reaches 20+ countries with dedicated affiliate management, though CPA terms require a direct request rather than being published upfront.

Founded: 2012 · Commission model: RevShare · CPA · Countries: 20+ · Min. payout: $100 (Net-30 (slowest tied with N1))

Melbet Partners has run since 2011 across 40+ countries, with strong CIS, LATAM, and Asia coverage. Beyond CPA up to $300 and RevShare up to 50%, it runs a two-tier sub-affiliate system paying 3% of the net revenue generated by any partner you refer, on the same Net-15 schedule as regular commissions.

Founded: 2011 · Commission model: CPA · RevShare · Hybrid · Countries: 40+ · Min. payout: $30 (Net-15)

Boomerang Partners is a top-tier iGaming and sports betting affiliate network launched in 2020, running 15+ in-house brands — including Boomerang Casino, BetiBet, BingoBonga, and ZotaBet — across 40+ geographies. Owning the brands end to end gives Boomerang tighter control over player experience and payout terms than networks routing traffic to third-party operators.

Founded: 2020 · Commission model: RevShare · CPA · Hybrid · SmartLink · Countries: 40+ · Min. payout: $50 (Weekly)

Each program on this list carries the same score shown on its individual review card here on Affmarketingworld, built from five weighted components: global reach, payout reliability, platform and tools, offer variety, and support. The order above, however, reflects our overall editorial pick for 2026, not a strict numeric sort by that score alone. A newer, narrower network can rank above an older one with a slightly higher score if it offers a clearer fit for the affiliates reading this list, so treat the ranking as a recommendation and the score as the underlying data point.

We pulled the underlying facts, founding year, commission structure, minimum payout, payment methods, and licensing, directly from each program’s own review page on this site, which we maintain and update as terms change. Where a network publishes pros and cons on its own card, we carried those through here rather than inventing new ones, since they reflect the specific trade-offs of that program rather than generic commentary.

CPA (Cost Per Action) is a commission model that pays affiliates a fixed amount for each qualified player action, usually a first deposit. It gives affiliates fast, predictable income, but caps the upside: once a player converts, the affiliate earns nothing more from that player regardless of how much they go on to spend.

RevShare (Revenue Share) is a commission model that pays affiliates a percentage of the revenue an operator earns from a referred player for as long as that player stays active. Payments arrive more slowly and less predictably than CPA, but for high-quality, high-retention traffic, total earnings can significantly outpace a one-time CPA payout over the player’s lifetime.

Hybrid combines both models: a smaller upfront CPA payment plus a reduced RevShare percentage, letting affiliates collect some cash immediately while still sharing in long-term player value. One term worth understanding before committing to any RevShare or Hybrid deal is negative carryover, a practice where a player’s losing month is deducted from the affiliate’s future earnings. A NNCO (no negative carryover) policy protects affiliate commissions from that kind of clawback, so it’s worth confirming with any network before signing up.

Before applying to any gambling affiliate program, it’s worth checking five things beyond the headline commission rate:

• GEO and licensing fit. Confirm the network is licensed to operate, and legally allowed to pay commissions, in the exact countries your traffic comes from. A high commission rate is worthless if your GEO isn’t supported or advertising there isn’t permitted.
• Payout threshold and cycle. The minimum amount required to withdraw and how often payouts are released (weekly, bi-weekly, Net-15, Net-30, or on-demand) should match your own cash-flow needs, not just look attractive on paper.
• Payment methods. Check that the network actually supports the withdrawal method you need, whether that’s a bank transfer, a specific cryptocurrency, or a regional e-wallet, before you apply.
• Offer and vertical diversity. A network focused solely on iGaming can offer deeper category expertise and better-tailored offers, while a multi-vertical network gives more flexibility if your traffic isn’t exclusively gambling.
• RevShare terms. If you’re considering RevShare or Hybrid, ask whether the network applies negative carryover and how long the revenue share lasts, lifetime or capped after a set period.