Bons Partners

Reported GEO focus

Reported payment methods

• A focused two-brand program (BONS and TEDBET) rather than a sprawling multi-advertiser catalog - the terms you negotiate apply to the brands you actually promote
• All three standard iGaming commission models reported - RevShare, CPA and hybrid - so you can match the deal to your traffic type
• Reported RevShare of 25-45% scales with the number of new depositors, which rewards consistent volume
• No negative carryover, per directory listings - a losing month does not eat into the next one
• Reported payment methods span cards, e-wallets, crypto (Bitcoin, Ethereum) and Pix, which fits the Brazilian side of the reported GEO list
• Listings mention ready-made creatives, individual terms and detailed statistics for affiliates

• None of these terms could be verified at source - bons-partners.com sits behind a JavaScript challenge, so everything here comes from affiliate directories (AffPapa, ZorbasMedia, Affpaying, findmyaff, 3SNET). Confirm every number with your affiliate manager on signup
• Only two brands means a narrow offer portfolio - if BONS or TEDBET underperforms in your GEO there is no third option inside the same program
• The reported CPA range is wide ($50-500), which implies the definition of a qualified player varies by deal - pin down the baseline deposit and qualification rules in writing
• Hitting the top of the reported 25-45% RevShare band requires sustained depositor volume, not a test budget
• The reported GEO list (Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India, Southeast Asia) demands localized funnels, languages and payment expectations - generic English creatives will not carry it
• This is a gambling vertical: legality varies by jurisdiction and major ad platforms restrict or ban gambling creatives, so your traffic source options are narrower than in mainstream verticals

The reported markets - Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India, Thailand, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Vietnam, the Philippines - are exactly the kind of GEOs where casino pages geo-route, switch language and swap payment methods. A mobile proxy on a carrier IP in the target country shows you the page a local player actually gets, including whether Pix appears for Brazilian visitors, before you spend on traffic.

iGaming brands routinely block or redirect visitors from markets they do not serve. Loading the funnel from a local mobile IP tells you whether your target GEO resolves to a working, localized page or a dead end - the difference between paid clicks that can convert and clicks that never had a chance.

Media buyers in restricted verticals typically run several ad accounts and tracker profiles. One sticky mobile IP per account, paired with an antidetect browser, keeps those identities separated from each other and from your research browsing.

Pull competing casino funnels, pre-landers and creatives from inside Japan or Brazil without your own IP being fingerprinted or rate-limited by spy tools - so your view of the market matches what local users see.

• Affiliates and media buyers who already run iGaming traffic and understand its compliance burden
• Buyers with localized funnels or the resources to build them for Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India or Southeast Asia
• Affiliates who want to negotiate between RevShare, CPA and hybrid based on their traffic type
• Teams that prefer a focused two-brand program over a broad multi-advertiser network
• Buyers who value the reported no-negative-carryover policy for volatile RevShare months

• ✕Anyone sending traffic from jurisdictions where online gambling is not legal, or traffic that violates a platform's gambling policy
• ✕Affiliates outside the iGaming vertical, or beginners who have never handled a restricted vertical's compliance requirements
• ✕Anyone unwilling to confirm directory-reported terms with the affiliate manager before committing traffic