But I don't think any serious investor who invested huge amount may not be a part of affiliate marketing or they just don't have enough time for that so it is the responsibility of the site to make marketing to survive because more and more gambling sites are popping up everyday.

I wasn't mentioning how the investors could be affiliates, they are two different people.

One type of people is investors who just put up money into the website and financially support the website, the other one is an affiliate networker who brings in people with discounts and promotions and what not and give you extra bonuses whatever and they just get some cash back for the people who they brought and lost money. Those are two different people who help a casino in different ways, I personally think they are both very valuable for these type of casinos, hell people make millions of dollars from these two coming together.

Think about it, you have a company, ANY company and there is a guy who say that he has a customer for you that will buy something form you, another person says he will front the cost of the product, and you do basically nothing but run the company, it is a perfect combination of help and organization.

Being an affiliate marketer for a bitcoin casino and being a bankroll investor are basically 2 completely different forms of profit. Usually a person does one or the other and not both.

Each of them carry a different set of risks and amount of time spent to make profit. Sure it is very easy to just provide a casino bankroll but keep in mind you are taking a huge risk if the casino goes bust, runs off with funds, some large whale cleans out the bankroll, etc. But generally there is little work involved, you just set it and forget it.

An affiliate referral marketer is more involved but less risk, generally there is little upfront cost involved. Say you just run a signature campaign with your affiliate link, all you need to do is be active on the forum, which costs you nothing but your time. Some other affiliate markets use Google organic traffic to generate visitors and those might cost some money but its generally considered low risk.

So both have each their pros and cons.

Investment always comes with the risk but bankroll investment on a casino comparatively has less risk of goes bankrupt, only thing we need to see before investing huge amount on casino is their reputation and duration of their existence also so you can avoid your fun theft.

actually , not true ( the bolded statement ) - I do both on one of the casinos , it is not something either or
if you are an affiliate marketer , you bring players to a site and can earn from their commission at the same time profiting from the bankroll investment as well
and reinvesting your commission into bankroll is a good idea because you are gambling with a house advantage on your side
I used to promote other casinos as well but they do not offer investments , or I would have done the same there
it is a matter if you trust this particular casino to make profit for you as an investor and be ready to keep your coins locked for a long period of time
you got to have enough liquidity to be able to spend money on ads and not withdraw your profit immediately

I wasn't talking about the difference in the way adaseb mentioned. I just meant "being an investor doesn't mean you are bringing people or you need to do anything about it", I mean an investors job is to keep the bankroll afloat and that's it, affiliate marketer only makes money when someone plays specifically, that x person you invited here has to play in order for the affiliate to make money, whereas investor doesn't have to invite anyone, he can win by others inviting others and loses money.

So, they do have the same intentions, I mean they both want people to come here and lose money so they share a result but that doesn't equal to them working the same amount. That is all I wanted to share, they are not totally different but they are definitely not the same neither.

I think having a community manager is one of the big costs of many casinos and mintdice never required it because theskillzdatklls (lol) never let us be and he helped us out all the time, we don't really know what costs they have in staff, we know there must be some costs technologically of course but we don't know who is in the team and how much people are paid and what other casinos pay to compare neither however at the same time we all know that they have been doing marketing properly so far, they have been doing proper games as well, they have been doing whatever they have done properly which shows how legit they are.

There is no way we can't trust and like mintdice because they have done more for their community than any other casino I have ever seen.

I feel like affiliate marketer is investing something more valuable than money, they are investing time. Time is not something you could make back, spending 20-30 hours to get more affiliates and earn money equals to your life having 20-30 less hours you didn't do something you enjoyed, if we all had millions of dollars in our bank account, not too rich to become billionaires and be super busy with stuff all the time but rich enough (like 4 million dollars in savings account, all liquid assets) to not care we would all spend our times enjoying life instead of working and do stuff we want to do instead of we have to do, so that 20-30 hours is not possible to make back.

If you invest money and lose, worst case scenario you could make it back some other way, but you can never take your time back so I feel like affiliate marketers are doing something much more important.

Is it necessary to know how much cost they have for marketing, staff and etc? I don't think it's very essential for a customer to know things like these. This is a confidential on their side, what's important is they are responding to the community they are building and satisfying each and every one of us.