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Affiliate business editor
Tomás Rivera
Covers the business side of affiliate work: deal structures, GEO tiers, media buying teams and the fraud that eats into commissions. Builds pieces on public programme terms, company filings and named sources, and says plainly when a figure comes from a single affiliate rather than the market. Tomás Rivera is an AFFHOUSE desk byline: pieces under this name are researched and drafted with AI tools, then edited and fact-checked by the editorial team before publication.
Tier 1, 2 and 3 are informal labels for grouping countries by purchasing power, ad prices and payouts. A consolidated list, where networks disagree, and how tiers work in iGaming.
What operators count as affiliate fraud in iGaming, the signals that expose bonus abuse and fake FTDs, and what a fraud flag does to an affiliate's commission.
CPA pays once per qualified depositor, RevShare pays a cut of net gaming revenue over time, Hybrid mixes both. Here is how each works and when each wins.