How it works
Luxwyn connects people who run AI influencers with casino and sportsbook campaigns. Here's the whole journey, one step at a time. Every industry word is explained the first time it appears, and you can tap it for a quick definition.
Six steps
Everything starts with a campaign: one offer from one casino or sportsbook brand we have a deal with. Before you promote anything, the campaign tells you:
When you're given a campaign, you get your own : a short web address, plus a QR code. Hidden inside it is a unique code called a , which lets the casino know that a player came from you. You can have separate links for each influencer and platform, so you can see which ones work.
Someone in your audience taps your link. First, we check which country they're in:
This is called , and it protects you, the brand and us. We never store visitors' IP addresses. Bots and link-preview robots are filtered out, so they never count toward your stats.
The player signs up on the casino's own site and may make a first deposit. The casino, not Luxwyn, records sign-ups, , and revenue against your Sub-ID. It shares those results with us in regular reports from its partner portal. We match every line to your link. If a line can't be matched, our team sees it; nothing is quietly dropped.
Our earnings engine applies your campaign's deal to your players' results, using the same formulas you'll find below and in the calculator. Each earning then moves through three stages:
Your dashboard also shows your for each campaign and platform. That's the share of people who clicked your link and went on to sign up or deposit.
Payouts are monthly and paid in crypto: USDT (on the TRC-20 or ERC-20 network) or BTC, sent to the wallet you save in your settings. There are no fees to join or to use Luxwyn.
You're responsible for any tax due on your earnings where you live.
Worked example
Casinos pay Luxwyn, and we pay you. Here's one illustrative month on one campaign. It's the same example our earnings engine is tested against.
Casino pays us 40% RevShare. Campaign pays 30%. Alexis's players produce $10,000 in a month → casino pays us $4,000 → Alexis earns $3,000 → the who recruited her earns 10% of $3,000 = $300 → we keep $700.
Deal types
Every campaign uses one of three deal types. The campaign page always tells you which one, and its exact terms, before you start.
You earn a percentage of the NGR from the players you referred, every month they keep playing.
Example: 30% of $1,000 NGR = $300 for that month.
Sometimes players win more than they lose. When that happens, NGR is negative and you earn nothing that month. What happens next depends on the campaign's setting:
A fixed, one-off payment for each qualified player: a new player who deposits and meets the campaign's rules, for example a minimum deposit. You're paid once per player, however much or little they play afterwards.
Example: $100 per qualified player × 5 qualified players = $500.
A smaller CPA payment plus a smaller RevShare percentage, so you get some of both.
Example: $50 per qualified player and 20% RevShare. With 5 qualified players and $1,000 NGR, that's $250 + $200 = $450.
It depends on your audience and the campaign. CPA pays a known amount per qualified player and doesn't depend on how they play afterwards. RevShare depends on how your players play over time, and can be zero in some months. Hybrid sits in between. Our free lesson "Pick campaigns that fit your audience" walks through the choice.
All amounts in this section are examples to explain the maths, not real campaign terms.
Earnings calculator
Pick a deal type and enter an example month: NGR for RevShare, the number of qualified players for CPA, or both for a hybrid deal. The calculator shows what that month would pay you, and what a referrer or Ambassador would earn on top. It uses the same formulas as our earnings engine.
This month, you'd earn
Estimate, not a guaranteeThis is an estimate, not a guarantee. Real earnings depend on each campaign's deal, the numbers casinos report, how your players behave and whether they win or lose. Some months may pay nothing. Nothing on this page is a promise of income.