Reporting Fraud & Uploading Unclaimed Publishers on Affiliate Roulette

In the iGaming industry, trust and transparency are everything. Unfortunately, even in a professional environment, there are times when a partnership goes wrong — when an affiliate fails to deliver traffic, disappears after receiving payment, or acts in bad faith.

That’s exactly why Affiliate Roulette was built: to give casinos, affiliate managers, and publishers a safe, structured space to share verified experiences and protect others from similar issues.

When Fraud Is Reported

When a casino or operator reports that an affiliate has engaged in fraudulent behavior, our role isn’t to take sides — it’s to ensure there’s a transparent, documented process in place.

Every affiliate listed on Affiliate Roulette is independent. We have no direct business ties with the affiliates or casinos using the site. Publishers (affiliates) join freely, and their profiles serve as public business listings, allowing the iGaming community to evaluate reputation through verified reviews.

If a report involves an affiliate not yet listed on the platform, our system allows operators to easily upload them as an unclaimed publisher — giving others visibility into who they are and enabling the reporting casino to post a review.

How to Upload an Unclaimed Publisher Profile

If you’ve worked with an affiliate who has disappeared, failed to deliver results, or refused payment terms, you can create their profile safely and securely on Affiliate Roulette.

Here’s how:

1. Log in to your Affiliate Roulette account.
2. In your top menu, click “More” → “Add Publisher.”
3. Complete the form with the affiliate’s details (website, contact info, and any known business identifiers).
4. Our moderation team will review and upload the profile as unclaimed — meaning it’s publicly visible, but not yet managed by the affiliate.
5. Once live, you can submit your review or report — including details about the experience. You can also post anonymously if preferred.

The affiliate (publisher) is not notified automatically, but casinos may choose to inform them directly — using the review as a formal step to recover funds or request that the issue be resolved.

Use Affiliate Roulette as a Vetting Tool

Affiliate Roulette isn’t just about reporting — it’s also about prevention. Casinos and affiliate managers can use the platform as a vetting tool before starting new partnerships.

For example, when an affiliate reaches out on Telegram or email, a simple first question can make a difference:

“What’s your Affiliate Roulette profile?”

If they don’t have one, ask them to create a free profile and start collecting reviews. This small step can save a lot of trouble later.

Any affiliate who refuses with something like “No, I’m not joining that” might already be showing you a red flag. A professional partner should have no issue being part of a transparent, review-based platform — especially if they value their reputation.

This process helps weed out those who may not want to be held accountable, while promoting affiliates who operate with honesty and integrity.

Why Verified Reviews Matter

Verified, public reviews help the entire iGaming ecosystem function with greater integrity.
They:

• Protect others from bad actors
• Encourage affiliates to resolve disputes
• Reward trustworthy and professional partners
• Provide a record of accountability for all parties

Our Review Policy ensures fairness, factual accuracy, and professionalism in every submitted review.

Join for Free — Search, Vet, and Review Affiliates

Affiliate Roulette is completely free for casinos and affiliate managers to use as a verification and vetting tool. You can search affiliates, view reputation history, and leave reviews that strengthen trust within the industry.

Join the community at AffiliateRoulette.com —
and help make the iGaming world more transparent, one verified review at a time.