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Separate affiliate payouts from games

The app-store listing describes a consumer games app, while onlyigaming.com describes games supplied to operators, platforms, and aggregators. These are separate product descriptions, not evidence of one combined affiliate workflow.

The consumer app lists board, card, and puzzle titles, with sign-in through social networks, a LiveGames account, or guest mode. It also describes password-protected private tables and in-game chat.

For operators, onlyigaming.com lists roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Wheel, Limbo, and Crash games. Livedealers.com adds a specific roulette description: European rules, 37 numbers, and a single zero.

Compare by route and payment basis

Compare affiliate networks by commission basis, payout timing, minimum withdrawal, and the product role being promoted. In general, ask how referrals are tracked and what event qualifies for payment before comparing terms. Keep game supply separate from affiliate compensation when assessing what a provider actually offers.

Choose between commission and content

Choose the affiliate route if the decision is about commission models and payment timing: affcatalog.com lists RevShare and CPA, with different payout schedules. Choose the operator-content route if the decision concerns game selection, API-based integration, or stated compatibility with fiat and cryptocurrency.

The operator descriptions also identify games that can be branded with an operator’s logo and colors. That is a product-scope detail, not an affiliate payout term. The available descriptions treat these routes separately, so compare the written conditions for the route relevant to your operation rather than combining them into one offer.

Read affiliate rates apart from app charges

Affcatalog.com gives the affiliate figures, while apps.apple.com lists purchases made by players inside the consumer app. The app-store charges should not be read as prices for joining an affiliate program.

• RevShare: 30% to 50%, according to affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
• CPA: payouts start at 30 RUB, according to affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
• App download: 10–15 RUB through a referral link, according to affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
• Player purchase: one-month VIP option for €9.99 and half-year club option for €3.99, according to apps.apple.com, checked 2026-11-01.

The directory says RevShare affiliates are paid monthly, while CPA affiliates are paid twice a month. That difference makes payment cadence part of the commission-basis comparison, rather than a single schedule that applies to every listed model.

Follow the listed referral route

Affcatalog.com lists RevShare rates ranging from 30% to 50%. The app-store description names social-network sign-in, a LiveGames account, and guest mode for players.

For operator content, onlyigaming.com describes API-based integration and multi-language availability. Affcatalog.com reports LiveGames RevShare rates ranging from 30% to 50%.

Account for the documented limits

The listed payout and access conditions narrow what each route covers.

• Withdrawal threshold: affcatalog.com lists a minimum balance of 3,000 RUB.
• Desktop compatibility: apps.apple.com specifies macOS 10.11 or later for the app.
• Game access: livedealers.com says games are usually available only to registered players who have deposited, at real-money stakes.
• Tombola cashback: livedealers.com describes a bonus for a player who loses 150 bets consecutively, worth up to 80% of the game pool cash.

Separately, onlyigaming.com displayed a rating of 0.00 from 0 reviews and said there were no reviews yet, checked 2026-11-01. Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Use the stated product distinctions

The listings distinguish consumer app features from operator game supply, which gives buyers separate product descriptions to assess.

• The apps.apple.com listing names social-network sign-in, a LiveGames account, and guest mode.
• The same listing describes password-protected private tables and three kinds of in-game chat.
• onlyigaming.com lists live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games for operators, platforms, and aggregators.
• onlyigaming.com also states fiat and cryptocurrency compatibility, while its integration description specifies API-based integration and multi-language availability.

Match the route to your operation

For affiliate compensation, focus on the listed commission models and their payment terms; for game supply, assess the portfolio and integration description. Livedealers.com also describes operator branding with a logo and colors.

Gaming offers can face age and regional restrictions. Check the network’s and platform’s rules alongside local law; this is not legal or financial advice.

Before choosing a route, match it to your operation and review the written conditions for that route.

Questions about payout and game access

Which commission models does the affiliate listing name?

The affiliate listing names RevShare and CPA, and also describes payment for app downloads through a referral link. These are the models listed by affcatalog.com; the consumer app and operator game descriptions are separate sources and do not establish a combined affiliate workflow.

How often does each listed payout model pay?

The payout timing differs by model: affcatalog.com says RevShare affiliates are paid monthly, while CPA affiliates are paid twice a month. This is the directory’s description of those two payment schedules, not a schedule stated for app-download compensation.

What withdrawal minimum does the affiliate directory list?

The affiliate directory lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB. This threshold is relevant when reviewing the affiliate payout route; it does not describe the player purchases shown in the app-store listing.

What do the game listings describe?

The operator-facing listing describes live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games, while the app-store page describes board, card, and puzzle games for players. These are distinct descriptions from onlyigaming.com and apps.apple.com, respectively, rather than one documented product flow.

What does the integration description specify?

onlyigaming.com describes API-based integration and multi-language availability.

Why do the sources give different history dates?

affcatalog.com says LiveGames was founded in 2008, while livedealers.com says it launched in 2015 and describes it as a Kyiv-based game creator. The sources use different milestone wording, so the available descriptions do not establish that the dates refer to the same event.

Decide by affiliate or operator route

Fits if… the decision concerns affiliate commission models and payment timing, or operator game content and API-based integration.

Main risk… the available descriptions are secondary, and affcatalog.com gives a 2008 founding date while livedealers.com gives a 2015 launch date. Match the intended route to its written terms before proceeding.

Sources

These public pages are the basis of the facts above; next to each is the date it was read.

• affcatalog.com/en/aff-program/livegameschecked 2026-11-01
• onlyigaming.com/companies/live-games-1checked 2026-11-01
• www.livedealers.com/software/livegameschecked 2026-11-01
• apps.apple.com/lv/app/online-play-livegames/id608227010?mt=12checked 2026-11-01

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Funnel Notebook. Source-based work: each fact comes from a page listed above, read on 2026-11-01 by the Funnel Notebook editors. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.

Last updated: 2026-11-01

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