The 1win affiliate commission looks simple on the official banner: "RevShare from 50%" and "CPA up to $250". In practice the percentage is only the first of several rules that decide what reaches your wallet. The revenue it is applied to, the ten-active-player condition before a first withdrawal, the weekly Tuesday cycle, the seven-day CPA hold, a minimum balance that the public site does not confirm and a negative carryover policy that it does not publish at all are the parts that decide whether the headline rate turns into a payment. This manual explains each of them: RevShare on gross gaming revenue with a worked example, the reported upgrade path from 50% to 60%, CPA by GEO, hybrid deals, payout rules, payment methods by country and the exact steps to withdraw.
Sources are the official 1win Partners site and FAQ (rendered 16 October 2026), the program's blog teasers and the directory and forum reports in our 1win Partners review. Anything the program does not publish is labelled "reported". If you have not registered yet, start with how to become a 1win affiliate.
How the 1win affiliate commission is calculated: RevShare on GGR
RevShare is the default model and the one the sign-up form offers alongside CPA. The official FAQ describes it as 50% of gross gaming revenue (GGR) from the players you refer, for life. That wording matters: GGR is bets minus winnings, before the bonus costs, payment fees and other deductions that many programs subtract to reach net gaming revenue (NGR). A 50% share of GGR is therefore worth more than a 50% share of NGR would be, and it is the main reason 1win's headline rate stands out. What the public FAQ does not state is whether any administrative fee or bonus cost is deducted before your percentage is applied; directories list no admin fee, but that is a reported detail, not a published one.
One illustrative week (not a forecast) for an affiliate on the 50% starting rate with 120 active players:
| Step | Item | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Total bets placed by your players | $40,000 |
| 2 | − Winnings paid to players | − $36,400 |
| = | Gross gaming revenue (GGR) | $3,600 |
| 3 | × RevShare rate (50%, official starting rate) | 50% |
| = | Commission for the period, if no deductions apply | $1,800 |
| 4 | If bonuses and fees of $600 were deducted first (not published) | $3,000 × 50% = $1,500 |
The last row is the question to settle with your manager in writing: whether your 50% is applied to GGR as the FAQ implies, or to a figure after deductions. The difference in the example is $300 a week. The difference between GGR and NGR is the first thing to check on any statement.
From 50% to 60%: how the rate moves
No tier ladder is published. The FAQ gives the starting rate and the question "How can I get a higher payout?", whose answer points to results and the manager. Our research and directory reports describe the progression below; every row above the first is reported, not published.
| Tier | Status | Typical condition (reported) | RevShare | CPA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Standard | Official | From the first referral | 50% | On approval |
| Upgraded | Reported | Steady depositors over a few months | 55% | Up to $250 by GEO |
| Top | Reported | Individually negotiated, high volume | 60% | Up to $250 by GEO |
Three things to take from the table:
- The floor is real and high. 50% from day one is published; most rival programs start at 20–30% and advertise 40–50% as a ceiling.
- The ceiling is a negotiation, not a threshold. No number of depositors automatically moves you to 55% or 60%. Reviews describe managers raising rates after a few months of consistent first-time depositors from a GEO the program values.
- The rate can be reviewed down. Nothing published prevents it. Keep your traffic quality evidence (placements, sub IDs, depositor counts) so a review goes your way.
Ask for your rate in writing before you send traffic and revisit it after 30 days of data; the 1win affiliate manager guide covers how to make that ask.
CPA and hybrid: approved individually
The sign-up form lets you choose CPA at registration, but CPA accounts are reported to wait for a manager's approval while RevShare accounts activate at once. The official headline is up to $250 per depositor. The figures below are what review sites and our research report; none is published per GEO.
| GEO | CPA (reported) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| India | $130–$180 | Top-converting GEO; UPI payouts reported since 2025 |
| Bangladesh | $130–$180 | Legally restricted market; crypto payouts |
| Kenya | Up to $200 | Named as an active African market |
| Ghana, Nigeria | $90–$120 | Nigeria not on the GEO lists reviewed; confirm acceptance |
| Pakistan | Not published | Accepted; ask your manager |
Every CPA deal carries conditions the public site does not spell out: a qualifying first deposit, an activity requirement per player and the right to withhold payment for traffic the program judges low quality or fraudulent. Ask what disqualifies a depositor before you agree. Hybrid deals (a smaller CPA plus a reduced RevShare) are reported as available on request and are what managers usually propose after a month of RevShare data. Compare the models on your own retention figures before you choose.
Payout rules: ten active players, Tuesday, and a reported $70
These are the conditions that turn commission into a payment, with their status:
- Ten active depositing players before the first withdrawal. Official, from the FAQ. This is the rule that delays most first payouts.
- RevShare paid every Tuesday. Official. The program's blog teaser "How to Withdraw Your Earnings" also describes weekly payouts.
- CPA withdrawn any day after a seven-day hold. Official, per the FAQ. The hold is an anti-fraud check on new depositors.
- Minimum balance. Not confirmed on the public site. $70 is widely reported; some sources cite $50.
- Negative carryover. Not published; see the next section.
A practical check every Monday: do you have ten or more active depositing players in total, and is your balance above the minimum your manager confirmed? If either is short, Tuesday's payout will not come, and the balance waits for the next cycle.
Negative carryover on 1win Partners: not published
The honest position is that nobody outside the program can tell you. Our research marks the policy as unclear: some directories state that a negative balance is carried into the next period, while others report that it resets, and the official FAQ does not address it. Because RevShare is calculated on GGR, a week in which your players win more than they lose produces negative revenue, and whether that deficit follows you into the following Tuesday changes your income materially.
An example of why it matters: week 1 ends at −$500 after one large win; week 2 generates +$400. With carryover you are still at −$100 and receive nothing; without it you are paid $400 (subject to the other conditions). Ask your manager the direct question, "Is a negative weekly balance carried forward or reset?", and keep the answer. Negative carryover explained covers the clause wording to look for and how to negotiate a cap.
Hold periods and verification delays
The only published hold is the seven days on CPA. For RevShare, none is published, and most public feedback describes on-time Tuesday payments. The exceptions are informative: a December 2024 AffiliateGuardDog thread described a locked account and unpaid balance that was resolved after about a week once the program engaged; AskGamblers lists one unresolved account-ban complaint; and several forum posts report tracking delays, where registrations appear in statistics later than expected rather than not at all.
Your protection is limited but worthwhile: keep the account name identical to your payout and identity details, use a separate link or sub ID per placement so you can show where registrations came from, and withdraw weekly rather than letting a balance build. If a payment is late, write to your manager first and escalate through the official contacts only after a week of silence.
Payment methods and terms by country
Payment methods are reported from reviews and our research rather than printed on the public site; UPI is reported for India specifically. Local mobile wallets such as bKash, Nagad and M-Pesa are not documented as affiliate payout methods.
| Country | Accepted | RevShare | CPA (reported) | Min payout | Payment methods (reported) | Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| India | Yes | 50%+ | $130–$180 | $70 reported | UPI, USDT, bank | Top-converting GEO |
| Bangladesh | Yes | 50%+ | $130–$180 | $70 reported | USDT, Bitcoin | Legally restricted market |
| Pakistan | Yes | 50%+ | Not published | $70 reported | USDT, Bitcoin | Legally restricted market |
| Kenya | Yes | 50%+ | Up to $200 | $70 reported | USDT, Bitcoin, bank | Active African market |
| Ghana | Yes | 50%+ | $90–$120 | $70 reported | USDT, Bitcoin, bank | Listed as accepted |
| Nigeria | Confirm | 50%+ | $90–$120 | $70 reported | USDT, Bitcoin, bank | Not on the GEO lists reviewed |
| Tanzania, South Africa | Not listed | — | — | — | — | Ask your manager |
Skrill and WebMoney are also reported as available. For Bangladeshi and Pakistani affiliates, USDT is the route most reports describe, and the legal position on promotion in those markets is a separate question from whether the program pays.
How to withdraw your 1win affiliate earnings, step by step
- Log in to the web dashboard on 1win-partners.com; there is no separate login page, as the 1win Partners login guide explains, and no partner app (the 1win Partners app guide covers what the "partner APK" files really are).
- Add a payment method in your profile and keep it. Changing methods shortly before a payout is a common trigger for a manual check at any program.
- Match names exactly. Account name, identity document and wallet or bank name must be identical; mismatches are the most frequently reported reason a first payment stalls.
- Check the two conditions on Monday: ten or more active depositing players in total, and a balance above the minimum your manager confirmed.
- Wait for the Tuesday run for RevShare. CPA balances can be withdrawn any day once the seven-day hold on each depositor has passed.
- Confirm arrival. Crypto and e-wallet payouts are reported to arrive the same day; bank transfers and UPI within a few working days.
- If nothing arrives, check before you escalate. Confirm both conditions, ask whether a negative balance from the previous period is being carried, then write to your manager with the period, the balance and a screenshot.
How to calculate your 1win affiliate commission
You need three inputs for RevShare: the number of active players, their average weekly GGR and your rate. Multiply GGR by the rate, and if your manager confirms deductions, subtract them first. From the example above, $3,600 of GGR at the published 50% is $1,800; at the reported 55% it would be $1,980 and at 60% $2,160. For CPA, multiply qualifying depositors by the rate your manager confirms for your GEO, and remember the seven-day hold and the quality conditions.
Estimate RevShare, CPA and Hybrid earnings with your own inputs.
Use the commission calculator to compare the two models on your own traffic: at a reported $150 CPA, a depositor is worth more up front than most players generate in GGR in their first month, but a player who stays active for a year is usually worth more on 50% RevShare. The crossover depends on your audience's retention, which is why a hybrid is the common compromise.
Sub-affiliate commission: 5% of referred partners' revenue
The program's blog teaser "Invite Partners, Earn on Their Revenue" introduces a sub-partnership "under the Revenue Share model", and our research lists the rate at 5% of your sub-partners' revenue. That is among the higher sub-affiliate rates in betting (Melbet pays 3%, 1xPartners 2%), but it is paid on the same conditions as your own commission and becomes meaningful only with a network of active affiliates. Treat it as a bonus on top of your own traffic, not a plan.
The bottom line on the 1win affiliate commission
RevShare is 50% of GGR for life from day one, with 55% and 60% reported as individually negotiated upgrades; CPA is up to $250 with reported GEO rates of $90–$180, approved individually and held for seven days; RevShare is paid every Tuesday once you have ten active depositing players and a balance above a reported $70; and the negative carryover policy is not published. The headline is one of the best in the market, the fine print is thinner than at some rivals, and the operator is offshore in every AffiRank market. Get your rate, your deductions and your carryover rule in writing before you send traffic, and treat every number in this guide marked "reported" as a starting point for that conversation.
