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LiveGames
RevShare listings report rates from 30% to 50%, while CPA listings start at 30 RUB, according to affcatalog.com. Those are third-party catalog figures, not vendor-confirmed terms; the founding dates also conflict, with affcatalog.com reporting 2008 and livedealers.com reporting a 2015 launch. A comparison with other networks would need comparable evidence on qualification, tracking, and settlement, which the available listings do not provide.
Affiliate publishers weighing listed payouts against gaming operators assessing game supply are the likely readers here; the evidence covers those audiences separately.
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- Name
- LiveGames
- Category
- Games
- Official site
- live-partners.org · No link provided
- Facts checked
Affiliate payouts beside gaming products
The following details come from affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
- RevShare: 30% to 50%, according to affcatalog.com.
- CPA: payouts start at 30 RUB, according to affcatalog.com.
- App-download referrals: 10–15 RUB per download through a referral link, according to affcatalog.com.
- Payment schedule: monthly for RevShare affiliates and twice a month for CPA affiliates, according to affcatalog.com.
- Minimum withdrawal: 3,000 RUB, according to affcatalog.com.
These are catalog listings, not confirmation of current vendor terms.
Board games and operator casino content
The Apple listing describes a consumer app with more than 50 board, card, and puzzle games. It reports sign-in through social networks, a LiveGames account, or guest mode.
The operator-facing description is different: onlyigaming.com lists live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games for operators, platforms, and aggregators. Its portfolio includes roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Wheel, Limbo, and Crash games. livedealers.com says games can carry an operator’s logo and colors.
The Apple listing identifies LLC Nanoflash as the app provider. onlyigaming.com reports a rating of 0.00 from 0 reviews and says there are no reviews yet.
Compare affiliate terms, not product labels
A useful network comparison needs equivalent, documented terms for each option. Compare the payout model, action qualification, eligible traffic, tracking, and settlement conditions before treating listed rates as comparable.
API integration and referral payments
onlyigaming.com reports API-based integration and multi-language availability for LiveGames.
Separately, affcatalog.com lists payment per app download through a referral link.
According to onlyigaming.com, LiveGames supports API-based integration.
Choose by affiliate evidence or game supply
Choose based on affiliate evidence if the decision concerns commission models: affcatalog.com lists RevShare and CPA payouts, plus payment for app downloads through referral links. Those details address affiliate acquisition, not the operator game catalogue.
Choose by game supply if assessing operator-facing content. onlyigaming.com describes live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games; livedealers.com reports operator branding with logos and colors. The two sources describe different parts of the offering, so neither substitutes for written terms covering the other audience.
Reported rates and withdrawal floor
Affiliate rates and app-store purchases refer to different products. The affiliate figures below come from affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
- RevShare rates: 30% to 50%, according to affcatalog.com.
affcatalog.com reports monthly RevShare payments and CPA payments twice a month. affcatalog.com also lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB.
The Apple listing says the app is free to download and offers in-app purchases. apps.apple.com lists a one-month VIP option for €9.99 and a half-year club option for €3.99. These are app purchases, not affiliate compensation.
Listed game formats and access options
- apps.apple.com describes a consumer library covering board, card, and puzzle games. The listing presents these as one app rather than operator casino content.
- The Apple page lists social-network sign-in, a LiveGames account, and guest mode. These are three stated routes into the consumer app.
- apps.apple.com describes password-protected private tables and several kinds of in-game chat. Those features concern play within the consumer app.
- onlyigaming.com reports compatibility with fiat and cryptocurrency for the operator-facing service. That detail belongs to its operator description, not the Apple app listing.
Payment and product details have limits
- affcatalog.com reports different payment schedules for the two commission models: monthly for RevShare and twice a month for CPA.
- affcatalog.com lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB.
- The Apple listing specifies macOS 10.11 or later as the app requirement, according to apps.apple.com.
- livedealers.com says games are usually available only to registered players who have deposited, at real-money stakes.
Gambling offers may be restricted by law, age, or region; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Affiliate publishers or gaming operators
Affiliate publishers can assess the commission models and app-download referral payments listed by affcatalog.com. Those catalog entries address affiliate compensation, rather than operator game supply.
Operators can assess the game portfolio described by onlyigaming.com and the branding options reported by livedealers.com. onlyigaming.com also reports API-based integration. These sources address a separate audience and should not be treated as evidence of affiliate tracking.
What we could not confirm
- Affiliate terms: current availability and plan-specific conditions
- Action validation: qualification, review, and hold rules
- Referral measurement: tracking, postbacks, attribution, and reporting
- Traffic eligibility: permitted sources, regions, and moderation conditions
- Affiliate withdrawals: currencies and payment methods
- Company identity: legal entity and address
- Support: contact channels and response times
- Integration setup: technical requirements and the blocked page’s contents
Questions on rates, games, and dates
Which commission models does the catalog list?
affcatalog.com lists RevShare and CPA as commission models. The same catalog separately lists app-download referral payments, so that entry should not be confused with either commission model. These are third-party listings, not vendor-confirmed terms.
How do the reported payment schedules differ?
affcatalog.com says RevShare affiliates are paid monthly, while CPA affiliates are paid twice a month.
What does the catalog report about the minimum withdrawal?
affcatalog.com reports a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB for LiveGames. This is the withdrawal threshold stated in the catalog entry, alongside its separate information about payment schedules for RevShare and CPA affiliates.
What do the operator-facing listings describe?
The operator-facing listings describe game supply and integration, not the consumer app’s sign-in options. onlyigaming.com lists live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games, and reports API-based integration.
Why do the founding dates differ between listings?
The dates differ because affcatalog.com reports that LiveGames was founded in 2008, while livedealers.com says it launched in 2015. The sources use different descriptions, and the available listings do not resolve the discrepancy.
Is API-based integration reported?
Yes, onlyigaming.com reports API-based integration for LiveGames, alongside multi-language availability.
Choose by role and written terms
Fits if… affiliate publishers are assessing the catalog’s reported payout models, or operators are reviewing its listed game supply and integration.
Probably not if…
Main risk… the founding-date reports conflict, and affiliate figures come from a third-party catalog. Resolve the dates and verify applicable written terms before deciding.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-11-01; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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