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When a visitor clicks your affiliate link, the programme leaves a cookie with your identifier in the browser. If that person signs up while the cookie is valid, the sign up is credited to you.

Example. The cookie period is 30 days. A visitor clicks the link on 1 March and signs up on 20 March: the player is yours. If they sign up on 5 April, the cookie has expired and the player is credited to no one, or to the affiliate whose link they clicked last.

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Frequently asked questions

What happens when the cookie expires?

If the player signs up after the period ends, the programme does not credit them to you, even if they first came through your link.

Is a longer cookie always better?

For the affiliate, yes, because it catches players who decide later. But the attribution rule matters more: if the programme credits the last click, another affiliate can take the player.

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