7bet review

The listed terms are 25% to 45% RevShare, which reads as a band rather than one flat percentage. The model behind it is cpa, revshare and hybrid, so a deal can be built on CPA, revenue share or a hybrid arrangement, and the rate inside the band depends on what is agreed.

7bet is a direct programme, so the contract sits with the operator rather than a network tier. MyAffiliates is the only network listed on it, which is worth knowing if your tracking already runs through that platform.

The payout threshold is €100, so earnings have to clear that floor first. Payments run monthly, which keeps the schedule predictable for a small team. The floor sits above the €43.85 median across comparable gambling programmes.

Payouts are made by Bank Transfer and SWIFT, both of them bank-based routes. There is no card or wallet option in the list, so you would need bank details in the currency the programme settles in before your first withdrawal.

Negative carryover applies, so a short month is worked off in the next one rather than cleared. That makes the 25% to 45% RevShare band feel slower in a losing stretch, and it is the main thing to weigh against the higher revenue share options.

The programme is listed for europe, so it is aimed at European traffic rather than a worldwide audience. Gambling is the vertical, gambling being the only one, which suits publishers whose audience already sits in that market.

The programme is operated by Amber Entertainment, UAB, registered in Lithuania, and the brand was founded in 2021. The offer has stayed on gambling alone, so there is no second vertical to diversify earnings with.

Support runs on email, so programme questions go by email. Only 11.8% of comparable gambling programmes offer a phone line, so email here is the norm rather than an outlier for the category.