How RioAff RevShare works

RevShare depends on the NGR definition, player lifetime and calendar-month close.

Dashboard reconciliation

A closed-period example

Identify the calculation base

What changes the result

1. Confirm the account-specific percentage.
2. Obtain the applicable NGR deduction logic.
3. Save a report at month end.
4. Verify that a negative balance is not carried into the next period.

Practical conclusion

RevShare comparisons require the same NGR base and equally closed reporting periods.

What changes the result

The percentage applies to NGR rather than deposits. Forecasting therefore requires the deduction definition, reporting currency and month-close timing. A 45% and 60% comparison is valid only on the same base. Different bonus cost, chargeback or retention can make the larger percentage less valuable. Reconcile the credit against the closed-period export.

Checking RevShare with a controlled example

Use a closed period and confirm NGR before applying any percentage. For example, an illustrative NGR of €10,000 at an individual 50% rate produces €5,000 of calculated commission. This demonstrates the arithmetic; it is not a promised RioAff rate. If the dashboard differs, reconcile NGR, the effective rate, adjustments and the reporting period separately instead of comparing only the final balance.

Sources and review date
For “How RioAff RevShare works”, the editorial team reviewed the official RioAff website, current T&C and available dashboard evidence. Last reviewed: 2026-08-06.

A monthly example

Confirmed NGR of €8,000 produces €3,600 at 45% and €4,800 at 60%. The difference comes from the rate, not click volume.

Reconcile the NGR base before disputing the percentage. Deposits alone are not the RevShare base.