Seems greed is the root of all evil today in the online gambling industry. For casinos, poker-rooms and sports-books who are unethically challenged bastards, they surely know the difference between right and wrong because if they didn’t, they wouldn’t try to hide their dishonest dealings.
Has Online Gambling Always Been Dishonest?
When you see an affiliate manager driving a Ferrari, employed by EuroPartners a casino affiliate program with a long history of unethical cross marketing to tagged players, it’s pretty clear something dishonest is going on. A similar scenario has risen of late, where once trusted and respected online casinos are finding any reason to void payment of winners.
When long standing, trusted sports-book and casino affiliate programs such as:
Wagershare | Ladbrokes | Brightshare | Sportsbet Australia | Roxy Affiliates
Change past agreements, promising to pay commission for the life of each player but then make retroactive changes to shaft their loyal affiliates, then yes, online gambling and the online gaming industry has become increasingly dishonest these days.