Start an affiliate program with a casino.

Then play on a friends account.

What ever you lose you will be returned +-25%



Could this be used to our advantage?

That seems too easy...!! 

There has to be a catch. I'll bet "they" have probably thought of that and already taken steps to prevent it.

On the other hand, it would be worth a try.

Thanks for your reply esoito.


Hope we have some good friends : )

Even if only to do it as a "safety net" for yourself it looks appealing.

Of course, hypothetically... I'm not saying one should do it. In any case, I can see such scenario as:

Step 1: Register as an affiliate (so the checks are in your name).

Step 2: Fund and use a friend of you as a "Gaming Proxy". Use his computer remotely.

Step 3: If you win, you get 100% via the proxy player's account. If you lose, you get a % of your losses back as your commission.

Thank you for the great replies!


Ultimately I see the casino as a friend. Would my friend mind if I were to use this "method"?


I think its fair  : )

As far your "casino friend" is concerned, your proxy friend doesn't exist. But I wouldn't advice you to tell them 


The bankroll back can make a difference. Having a % of your bankroll back assists in giving more cushion against "Risk of Ruin", this is, the point of total wipeout is placed father behind as lost money is put back into game again. This can be crucial to assist in high fluctuation times. Assuming your game is solid, this recovered % gives more room for fluctuation and a "bounce-back" to bankroll's good health.

Hello VLS,


Hope things are well, thanks for the great posts.

For me the questions still remains, how can we correctly apply this useful tool/method while actually playing?


If my method has a 5 step progression and I lose, I record my results and log off.

I have to wait for my "commission" to be returned to me.

I then take this money and place it back into my friends account. My friend would have to deposit it.

Now starting off from the last results I recorded I continue my progression which can now go to perhaps 7, 8 or 9 progression levels.


Any thoughts VLS on a playable application?

Ideally your method is one with a strong "spring-back value". This is, the method's ability to bounce back from deficit to plus.


If you want to have the best "spring-back shot" for the least invested money I'd advice to use reversed progressions.


I'm sure some may have this already figured, but for most this is new territory -including myself-; perhaps Bayes may help math-wise regarding maximizing the chance for reinvestments of recovered units to effectively "patching" the bank.


Knock his door, he's known to be open and willing to help