BC.Game Affiliate Program Review: Rates, Wallet Payouts and Terms

BC.Game’s public affiliate programme pays twice for each player you bring: a referral reward of up to US$1,000, released in ten parts as the player climbs from VIP 4 to VIP 70, and an ongoing commission worked out as a share of 1% of everything the player wagers. That share is 7% on BC Originals, 15% on third-party slots and live casino, and 25% on sports, according to the commission rules on bc.game/affiliate in October 2026. The casino behind it is operated by Twocent Technology Limited, a Belize company (registration 41939), under Anjouan licence ALSI-202410011-FI1.

Short verdict: the self-serve programme is simple to start and pays without negative carryover, but the per-wager rates are thin for casino traffic, payment goes only into a BC.GAME wallet, and the referral terms let the company change the deal without notice. Big publishers should negotiate directly. We may be paid by some programmes listed on this site; the assessment below is built from BC.Game’s own affiliate page, referral terms and licence page.

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   BC.Game Affiliate Program

   Up to US$1,000 per referral (paid in 10 parts, VIP 4 to VIP 70) plus 7% / 15% / 25% of 1% of wagers (Originals / slots and live / sports)

   • Up to 20 referral codes with per-player wager and commission data
   • Custom deals for large audiences via [email protected]
   • Brand licence: Twocent Technology Limited, Anjouan ALSI-202410011-FI1
   Visit siteRead reviewNo minimum stated; commission calculated every 24 hours and withdrawn to your BC.GAME wallet in crypto; withdrawals can be held up to 60 days; wager-based, so no negative carryover; unsettled commission may be lost on termination (clause 6.10)

The company, the licence and the paperwork

The licence page on bc.game states that www.bc.game is operated by Twocent Technology Limited, registered in Belize with address at Sea Urchin Street, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, and licensed by the Government of the Autonomous Island of Anjouan, Union of Comoros, under licence ALSI-202410011-FI1. The same page notes that crypto trading on the site is not gambling and is not covered by the gaming licence. A separate brand, bcbet.ng, belongs to BlockDance Africa Limited and holds a Nigerian National Lottery Regulatory Commission permit; it is not the casino this programme promotes.

Verify the Anjouan licence by clicking the seal in the bc.game footer, which opens the validator for that specific site. A plain domain lookup on the validator returns INVALID by design, so screenshots from that route prove nothing. The Anjouan authority also does not handle complaints itself: disputes go through the site seal to the operator, which has 30 days to respond, and then to operator-paid alternative dispute resolution. That route is built for players. As an affiliate, your recourse is the referral agreement, which names [email protected] and Telegram support as the contact points for commission disputes.

How the money is calculated

The referral FAQ on bc.game/affiliate says you “can earn 25% of their wager” plus the referral reward. Read the commission rules panel on the same page before you rely on that line, because it gives the real basis: each rate applies to 1% of the wager, not to the wager itself, and only sports reaches 25%.

A worked case shows what that means for one active referral. Suppose a player wagers US$12,000 on Originals in a month: 1% of that is US$120, and 7% of US$120 is US$8.40. The same US$12,000 spread over slots and live tables gives US$18.00. If the player instead places US$6,000 of sports bets, you receive 25% of US$60, or US$15.00. BC.Game publishes a 1% house edge for its Originals, so on that segment your commission works out at 7% of the theoretical house win.

Slots tell a different story. A slot returning 96% keeps about 4% in theory, so US$12,000 of slot play is worth roughly US$480 to the house and US$18 to you, under 4% of the theoretical win. That is why the fixed-percentage design favours affiliates whose players stick to Originals and sports. Our Stake affiliate review runs the same kind of arithmetic for a programme that ties pay to each game’s edge.

Some accounts carry customised rates. The rules panel includes a “View my commission rate” link for affiliates whose deal has been adjusted, and the FAQ invites sites with good traffic or social accounts with a large audience to write to [email protected] for special conditions.

The per-referral reward, read carefully

The headline sum is shown in the visitor’s local currency. On 7 October 2026 a Canadian visitor saw CA$1,425.08 per referral, while the page description gives the figure as up to US$1,000. The FAQ explains how it is paid: in ten parts, as your referral moves up the VIP ladder from VIP 4 to VIP 70. You receive nothing from this reward for a player who deposits once and stops, and the full amount only for players who reach the top of that range.

Treat the reward as a bonus for high-volume players, not as a CPA. Because each tranche depends on the player’s own wagering progress, forecast it from your audience’s past behaviour, and do not advertise the full figure to other webmasters as a guaranteed fee.

Payments, wallet and reporting

• Calculation cycle: the system calculates commission every 24 hours.
• Where it goes: commission is withdrawn from the affiliate dashboard into your BC.GAME wallet at any time, and from there to any external address. Clause 6.4 of the referral terms says commission is paid in digital currency and received only in the platform wallet.
• Holds: clause 6.7 lets BC.Game delay a withdrawal request for up to 60 days while it checks that transactions comply with the terms.
• Disputes: clause 6.6 gives you seven days to contest a reported balance by email or Telegram; silence counts as acceptance.
• Corrections: under clause 6.4 the company can amend a miscalculated amount at any time and recover any overpayment from you.
• Tax: commission is deemed inclusive of VAT or similar taxes (clause 6.1), and paying tax on it is your job (clause 6.11).
• Tracking tools: up to 20 unique referral codes for different traffic sources, and a dashboard showing each referral’s username, total wager, commission earned, registration date and the link used.

Since commission comes from wagers and not from net revenue, there is no negative balance to carry forward and no admin fee line. The flip side is that you are paid in BC.GAME’s wallet rather than by bank transfer or to an invoice, so you are exposed to the operator’s solvency until you move the coins out.

Referral terms that can cost you commission

1. Unilateral changes. The preamble and clause 18.1 let BC.GAME amend, delete or add provisions at any time without advance notice, with changes published on the site.
2. Termination. Either side can end the agreement with 30 days’ written notice (clause 7.1). Clause 7.2(c) says you keep earned and unpaid commission, yet clause 6.10 says that on termination, unsettled commissions will no longer be settled. Withdraw your balance often so that conflict never matters.
3. Breach. If BC.Game ends the deal for breach, it can withhold earned commission as collateral and terminate without notice (clause 7.2(d)).
4. Self-referral is fraud. Registering or depositing through your own tracker for yourself, relatives, friends or employees is deemed fraud under clause 5.2(d), and clause 6.9 obliges you to return commission from fraudulent transactions.
5. Targeting. You must not target minors or any jurisdiction where gambling or its promotion is illegal (clause 5.2(b) and (c)), and the commission rules allow only one commission per user, IP address, device or household in shared environments.
6. Brand use. Without written consent you may not use BC.GAME’s trademarks beyond the supplied marketing material, or present your site so it could be confused with BC.GAME (clause 5.2(e) and (f)). Ask before bidding on brand terms in paid search.
7. Qualifying players. Commission is owed on new customers who arrive through your tracking link, register properly and fund their account with at least the minimum deposit (clause 6.1).

Clause 1.3 points to an Article 20 for the definition of Net Gaming Revenue, but the copy of the terms displayed on bc.game/affiliate on 7 October 2026 ended at clause 19. Ask for the missing definition in writing if your deal ever moves to revenue share.

Custom deals and look-alike partner sites

BC.Game says affiliates who bring players whose wagering reaches US$1 billion or more can get their own customised casino on their own domain and design. For everyone with a sizeable audience, the published contact is [email protected]. In November 2021, trade press reported that BC.Game had chosen Affilka by SOFTSWISS to run a “BC.Game Partner Program”, which is where the partners name in older reviews comes from.

Be careful with sites that use the name. The domain bcgame.partners was registered on 19 May 2026 and presents itself as an official affiliate network with a EUR 300 CPA, 50% revenue share and SEPA or SWIFT payouts. We found no link to it from bc.game, whose affiliate page sends large partners to [email protected] instead. Confirm any portal with BC.Game support before you hand over identity documents or traffic.

Where BC.Game traffic is not welcome

Clause 4.3 of BC.Game’s terms of service excludes players in Australia, Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, the Comoros, the United Kingdom, mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, the United States and FATF-blacklisted countries, plus any place the Anjouan authority deems prohibited. Traffic from those markets breaches your obligation not to target illegal jurisdictions, and players there cannot keep an account, so they will not generate commission for long.

Countries missing from that list are not automatically safe for you as a publisher. Sweden is one example. Spelinspektionen treats promotion of unlicensed gambling as a breach of the Swedish Gambling Act and acts against the media side as well as operators: on 17 December 2025 it ordered a Swedish media website to stop running banners for two unlicensed casinos under a fine of 130,000 kr (decision 25Si2175). Australia has legislated too: its Gambling Reform Bill passed on 19 August 2026, most of its measures start on 1 January 2027, and the ACMA says it bans affiliate commissions tied to customer activity. Our guide for crypto casino webmasters covers advertising codes and disclosure duties by market.

Our assessment

Worth joining if your audience plays Originals or bets on sports, sits outside the restricted list, and you are comfortable being paid in crypto to a casino wallet. The sign-up is instant from a player account, twenty tracking codes cover most multi-site setups, and the absence of negative carryover makes monthly income steadier.

Think twice if most of your players choose slots and live tables, where 15% of 1% is a small slice of what the house keeps, or if you need invoices and bank payments. The ability to change terms without notice and the clause 6.10 wording on termination also argue for regular withdrawals and written confirmation of any custom rate.

To compare BC.Game with revenue-share programmes, use our affiliate programme table; for a long-running US-facing alternative, see our Legend Affiliates review. How we test and score programmes is set out on our review method page.

BC.Game affiliate questions

What commission does the BC.Game affiliate programme pay?

The published rules pay 7% on BC Originals, 15% on third-party slots and live casino and 25% on sports, each applied to 1% of the amount wagered. On US$1,000 of slot play that is US$1.50. A referral reward of up to US$1,000 per player is paid on top, in ten parts from VIP 4 to VIP 70.

Does BC.Game have negative carryover?

No. Commission is a share of wagers, not of net gaming revenue, so player wins do not create a negative balance that rolls into the next period.

How are BC.Game affiliate commissions paid?

Commission is calculated every 24 hours and withdrawn from the affiliate dashboard into your BC.GAME wallet in digital currency, then sent to any external address. BC.Game can hold a withdrawal for up to 60 days while it checks the transactions.

Is bcgame.partners BC.Game’s official affiliate site?

We could not confirm it. The domain was registered in May 2026, and bc.game’s own affiliate page does not link to it; it directs large partners to [email protected]. Check with BC.Game support before signing up anywhere else.

Which countries can I not promote BC.Game in?

Clause 4.3 of the terms excludes Australia, Austria, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain, the Comoros, the UK, mainland China, Hong Kong, Macau, the US and FATF-blacklisted countries. Local law can also rule out other markets, Sweden being one example.

Can I refer myself or family members?

No. The referral terms treat registering or depositing through your own tracker for yourself, relatives, friends or employees as fraud, and BC.Game can claw back commission earned that way.