FullFlushPoker.com Launches New Affiliate Program: Flush Affiliates

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San Jose, Costa Rica – FullFlushPoker.com (“FFP”) is excited to announce the launch today of their new affiliate program, “Flush Affiliates”.

The debut of Flush Affiliates follows last month’s successful launch of real-money gaming at FFP, and as the online poker room enters its proactive marketing phase, it is looking to work with partners who are just as passionate about poker, and for whom the entertainment and enjoyment of their referred players are also a priority. The Flush Affiliate Program enables the site’s chosen partners to share in the growth and development of FFP, while opening up the tables to many new players.

Flush Affiliates can earn up to 35% revenue share for all traffic referred by top affiliates, plus they’ll all benefit from FFP’s easy, secure and fast payment processing. Providing affiliates with another way to drive quality traffic, FFP is offering a very competitive launch incentive for players new to the site, including 20% Cash Back on first time deposits over $50, plus an very appealing Welcome Bonus and free tournament tickets.

Player engagement is further encouraged through incentivized rewards points, known as Player Option Points (“POP”), which are accumulated via real-money play, and can be exchanged for great prizes, or transferred into tourney buy-ins, or even instant cash.

Being part of the Flush Affiliates program will provide access upon account log-in to an array of informative reports, statistics and performance insight, effective banners, and other attractive marketing materials, including text links and landing pages; this creative suite will allow affiliates to endorse FFP’s latest promotions, poker tournaments, and catalogue of casino games that includes Vegas-style slots, and an assortment of table games. FFP will help to further strengthen marketing efforts by supplying email campaigns and newsletters.

“Since Full Flush Poker launched with real-money gaming, we’ve received numerous requests from affiliates interested in promoting FFP, so we’re delighted to launch the affiliate program for the brand,” said Clive Archer, Full Flush Poker’s Founder and CEO.

“For us, affiliates is an area of vital importance, as we look to expand our reach, and grow the player base in both the U.S. and other key markets, including Europe and Asia. At Flush Affiliates, we are dedicated to providing the finest overall affiliate experience available, with user-friendly back-end technology and a superior support team on call 24/7,” added Archer.

Those interested in joining Flush Affiliates can visit the affiliate home page.

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