PlayAmo Partners: Terms and Conditions

What You Need to Know Before Joining PlayAmo Partners

PlayAmo’s affiliate program is a way to make money by sending players to their casino. You get a special tracking link, and share it on your website, social media, email—wherever you think people will click. If they sign up, deposit money, and play, you will receive a percentage of what PlayAmo makes from those players.

The company running this is Dama N.V., registered in Curaçao. That’s where they got their gambling license. The license is from Antillephone N.V., which covers a lot of online casinos. It’s common for gambling companies to have a Curaçao license, but different countries have different regulations, so check if your country allows gambling promotion before you start.

How You Make Money

1. You sign up as an affiliate and wait for approval. Usually takes 24 to 48 hours.
2. Once approved, you get a unique tracking link that tracks all players you send to PlayAmo Partners.
3. You share this link on blogs, gambling forums, review sites, social media, or email newsletters.
4. If someone clicks your link, signs up to PlayAmo, deposits, and plays, you get a cut of PlayAmo’s revenue from them.

You don’t get paid per click or per sign-up. You only earn when the player deposits real money and starts playing.

How Much You Can Earn

PlayAmo works on a revenue-sharing model, meaning you get a percentage of what they make from your players. The more players you bring in, the higher your cut:

• 1–10 players per month: 25% revenue share
• 11–40 players: 30%
• 41–100 players: 40%
• 101+ players: 50%

There’s also a negative balance carryover if a high-roller (a player who bets big) wins a lot. That means you might start the next month with a negative balance if PlayAmo loses money on your referred players.

PlayAmo Partners Payments

Payments are made once a month, usually around the 20th of the following month. The minimum payout is $50—if you don’t reach that, your earnings roll over to the next month. Payment methods include bank transfer, Bitcoin, Skrill, and Neteller.

They might ask for ID verification before your first withdrawal. If your account stays inactive for too long, they can remove commissions or even close it, so don’t just set it up and forget about it.

What You Can’t Do

PlayAmo has rules, and breaking them can get your account banned, meaning you won’t get paid. Here’s what’s not allowed:

• No self-referrals. You can’t sign up through your own link.
• No spam or fake traffic. If they detect bots or misleading ads, you lose everything.
• No bidding on PlayAmo’s name. You can’t run Google Ads or any PPC campaigns using PlayAmo’s brand name without permission.
• No shady websites. If your site promotes illegal content, scams, or anything questionable, they won’t work with you.

Tracking and Stats

In your affiliate dashboard, you can track:

• Clicks: How many people clicked your link.
• Sign-ups: How many registered accounts.
• Deposits: How much your referrals have deposited.
• Earnings: Your commission, updated in real time.

If people sign up but don’t deposit, you can check the “Registered, No Deposit” section. That means they were interested but didn’t commit. Maybe they need a stronger push, like showing them a welcome bonus or linking directly to the deposit page instead of the homepage.

What Happens If You Stop Promoting?

If you go inactive, your commission can drop. They might even close your account if you don’t log in for months. Some programs stop paying commissions after a few months of inactivity, so read the terms carefully.