1xSlots Partners: the open terms and the ones behind the login
1xSlots Partners pays for players who deposit and publishes no rates. How to check it before you send traffic.
What 1xSlots Partners is, and who the affiliate side is for
Affiliate catalogues file it as the 1xSlots affiliate program; on its own pages it signs itself 1xSlots Partners. The mechanism is the ordinary one for the industry: a webmaster takes a tagged link, a player arrives through it, the casino counts that player's deposits and pays a share or a fixed sum for them. The way in is the partner site the casino footer links to, and the partner mailbox is open before any of that: support@partners1xslot.com, printed on the casino's own contacts page next to the player support address. A published address for partnership questions is more than plenty of bigger programs bother to give.
Three kinds of reader get something out of this page. The owner of a casino site choosing which brand to push. The streamer who spins slots on camera. The author of a Telegram channel that posts promo codes. A player gets nothing here: no bonus, no code, no cashier tips, and the fastest route away from this page is the home page.
What the program puts in the open
Everything visible without a login belongs to the casino, and it is worth reading precisely because the program itself says so little. The company is Orakum N.V., registration number 141651, incorporated in Curaçao. The licence is OGL/2024/586/0786 from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, linked from the footer of every casino page. The same company and the same licence number also sit in the footer of jvspin.com, a sister slot brand, so one licence carries two brands and one affiliate department.
One more thing is public, and it comes from the money side: player payouts move through two Cyprus payment agents, Zavbin LTD and Maira LTD, named by Webopedia in its review of the casino. How the partner side of the money moves is described on no page at all. So the full list a stranger can verify before signing anything runs to five items: company, number, jurisdiction, licence, sister brand. Everything below is what that list leaves out.
What the open terms leave out: rates, hold, payout day
The public pages state no revenue share percentage. They state no CPA sum and no hybrid deal. They do not say how long earnings are held before a payout, which day of the month the payout leaves, what the minimum payout is, how long the tracking cookie lives, in what currencies and by what methods a partner is paid, whether a negative balance carries into the next month, or whether sub-affiliates are accepted at all. That is nine blanks. Several of them move the arithmetic of a deal further than the headline rate does, because a share you cannot cash out until next quarter is a number on a screen.
Affiliate catalogues fill those blanks with round percentages and name no source for any of them. None of those figures appears on this page, and the reason is plain enough: a number nobody can trace is worth less than an honest blank. Two places hold the real ones, the partner account after registration and the manager assigned to it, and both of them can be asked before a single visitor is sent.
How to check the program before you send traffic
Traffic costs money, so the checks belong before the purchase. After one unpaid period they change nothing. Start with the regulator: number OGL/2024/586/0786 is open in the register of the Curaçao Gaming Authority at cga.cw, and the same register shows whether an assessment is running on it. Then look at how the casino treats the players you are about to send. That is how it will treat your audience. The complaint record and licence details in our 1xSlots review puts the settled cases next to the refused ones, and how long player withdrawals take at 1xSlots breaks the timings down by method. A casino that drags its feet with players sends the complaints straight to your inbox.
Then the geography, which is where most affiliate plans quietly break, and where you are actually reading two lists at once. Webopedia counts 63 restricted territories, most of the EU, the UK, the US and Australia among them. The casino rules print a shorter roll of names: Australia, Curaçao, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the United States and its dependencies, the United Kingdom, Aruba, Bonaire and Saba. VPN belongs to a third list again, the one the review desks keep, because casino.guru and Cryptogambler call it forbidden and no rule page raises the subject either way. None of that stops a sign-up from a closed country; it stops the payout, which is worse for you, because the rules let the casino close that account and hand back the balance minus everything won since the last deposit. Match both lists against your own analytics before buying a single click. The table below is that whole check in order, with the place to run each one.
The checks that take an evening, in the order they pay off
Each line is a check a stranger can run before registering anywhere. The last column is what a bad answer looks like.
| Check | Where to run it | Our view |
|---|---|---|
| The licence | The register of the Curaçao Gaming Authority at cga.cw, searched by number OGL/2024/586/0786 | A number the register does not show, or a status still under assessment |
| The complaint record | Casino Guru and AskGamblers, case by case | A pile of refused cases that all turn on payouts, with no reply from the casino |
| Player payout speed | The withdrawal page of this guide: timings by method | Slow lanes on exactly the methods your audience uses |
| Restricted territories | Two sources: Webopedia counts 63 territories, the casino rules name Australia, Curaçao, France, the Netherlands, Spain, the US, the UK, Aruba, Bonaire and Saba | Your main traffic country sitting on either list |
| The VPN question | Review desks only: casino.guru and Cryptogambler call it forbidden, while the rule pages stay silent on the subject | An audience that can only reach the casino through a VPN |
| The payout terms | The partner account, and the manager at support@partners1xslot.com | A rate quoted in chat that nobody will repeat in writing |
How this site works with the program
This site is a member of the program. Every button on every page leads to the casino through the owner's partner link, and a reader who registers through one is counted here. The English, Spanish and Indonesian pages carry the code GET100FS, which gives a new player 100 free spins on Gates of Olympus; the Russian pages carry a different code of their own. For the player the link changes nothing at all: the spins, the wagering and the cashier rules are written by the casino. What it changes is our incentive, which is why the 300% turnover rule is printed in the same size as the spins and never below the fold. The free-spins code players get on this guide has its own conditions page.
Where to go from here depends on which of the three readers you are. A webmaster signs up on the partner site the casino footer links to, because this page is no application form and takes nothing. A player belongs on the home page, where the code and the cashier rules are. And anyone weighing the brand itself should read the licence and the complaint record first, in the review linked above, before the traffic and before the contract.
What webmasters ask before they sign up
Who can join 1xSlots Partners?
Owners of websites, streamers and Telegram channels that send players to the casino. The sign-up runs through the partner site the casino footer links to, and the agreement text opens in the partner account after registration. Questions before that go to support@partners1xslot.com, the address the casino prints on its own contacts page.
What commission does 1xSlots Partners pay?
No public figure exists: neither a revenue share percentage nor a CPA sum appears on the open pages of the program. Both are stated in the partner account and confirmed by the assigned manager, which means income cannot be modelled before registration, and a review that quotes an exact percentage did not take it from the program.
Which company stands behind the program?
Orakum N.V., company number 141651, registered in Curaçao. The same company runs the casino under licence OGL/2024/586/0786 from the Curaçao Gaming Authority, and the same number stands in the footer of jvspin.com, a sister slot brand.
Does this guide earn from the links?
Yes. The buttons on every page lead to the casino through a partner link, and a reader who registers through one is counted here. The player side of it is the code GET100FS with 100 free spins; the wagering, the payout times and the cashier rules come from the casino and stay the same with or without the link.
Is the program related to 1xBet?
No. 1xSlots is an independent casino, and the program belongs to the company named in the casino footer. 1xBet is a separate company with a separate footer and a separate affiliate network.