Glossary term

High-Roller Policy

A contract clause capping or specially handling the commission impact of exceptionally large winning or losing players.

A high-roller clause defines what happens when one player’s swings dominate an affiliate’s monthly figures — typically capping how much a single player’s negative NGR can offset commissions, or excluding defined VIP segments from standard revshare math.

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These clauses exist because a single €50,000 winner can otherwise zero out an affiliate’s month (with negative carryover, their quarter). Fair versions cap per-player negative impact symmetrically; predatory versions cap affiliate upside on big losers while socializing winners across the affiliate’s balance. The asymmetry test takes two minutes and predicts how the program treats partners generally.

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