N1 Partners, an affiliate program, shortlisted for the AffPapa iGaming Awards in two categories at once – Affiliate Management of The Year and Multi-brand Affiliate Program.

The AffPapa iGaming Awards is an online event dedicated to affiliates and operators who have proven themselves to be excellent partners and contribute to the development of the industry.

N1 Partners is the nominees in two categories – Affiliate Management of The Year and Multi-brand Affiliate Program. Each of these nominations confirms the basic principles of N1 Partners – reliability, transparency, and honesty in relations with partners and clients. These principles are the platform for building long-term relationships with partners and strengthening the company’s position in the market.   In the first quarter of 2022, more than 800 new partner accounts increased to the program, and affiliates’ payouts doubled.

The nomination of N1 Partners in the Multi-brand affiliate program of the year underlines the company’s desire for continuous development and growth among other members in the iGaming market. The product portfolio of N1 Partners Group includes such brands as N1 Casino, Slot Hunter, Joo Casino, and others.

Online voting for the best brand in each category will begin on May 23 on the award website. And on June 27, the AffPapa team will announce the winners.

About N1 Partners Group

N1 Partners Group is a company with expertise in the sphere of online entertainment. The team’s goal is to provide high-quality casino and betting products that meet the needs and expectations of players and partners alike. Today, N1 Partners Group unites N1 Casino, N1 Bet, Slot Hunter, Fight Club, Joo Casino, DasistCasino, and the N1 Partners affiliate program.

Synergy to fuel growth for licensing and compliance platforms

Licensing expert Compliable has partnered with Rightlander, a leading provider of marketing compliance software, in a deal that will see the two parties work together to offer their combined services to their respective customers.

The alliance will create synergy between the two companies that are focusing on supporting and navigating operators and affiliates through the complex regulatory landscape in the US as more states allow online gambling.

Rightlander represents the industry authority on compliance, offering solutions to automate affiliate compliance controls. It enables operators to screen affiliates for suitability, discover undisclosed content, monitor offers for compliance and accuracy, verify offer placement and landing pages, and engage highly ranked affiliates.

Compliable’s platform, in addition to helping apply for and manage licenses needed to operate in the US, makes it quick and easy for operators to track the licensing status of their CPA affiliates and vendors, across jurisdictions. Those vendors, affiliates, and suppliers can also leverage Compliable’s licensing platform to keep on top of their own licensing requirements.

Chris Oltyan, CEO of Compliable, said: “We are thrilled to enter into a partnership with Rightlander, which will prove to increase our scope and emphasise the importance of compliance and licensing in the industry.

“This referral agreement will serve to highlight the major benefits offered by the Compliable platform, which can offer CPA marketing affiliates and mid-tier vendors access to gaming license application generation.”

Brean Wilkinson, Operations Manager at Rightlander, said: “We are delighted to have Compliable in our corner at a time when the industry needs experts in compliance and licensing more than ever.

“The Rightlander platform has a strong history in affiliate compliance and this partnership will only serve to increase our visibility, allowing more operators to better screen affiliates for suitability.”

The ACMA has requested that Australian internet service providers (ISPs) block more illegal offshore gambling and affiliate marketing websites.

The sites include Golden Crown Casino, Sol Casino, PowBet, ExciteWin, Sportaza and Gamble Online.

The ACMA undertook investigations that found these sites to be operating in breach of the Interactive Gambling Act 2001.

Website blocking is one of a range of enforcement options to protect Australians against illegal online gambling. Since the ACMA made its first blocking request in November 2019, 447 illegal gambling websites have been blocked.

Over 160 illegal services have also pulled out of the Australian market since the ACMA started enforcing new illegal offshore gambling rules in 2017.

Website blocking provides a valuable opportunity to alert the public to illegal gambling services through the messaging that appears when there is an attempt to access the site.