Sloto’ Cash Casino Announces Changes

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Sloto' Cash online casino and its affiliate program Deck Media NV have announced that they will be introducing some changes in the coming week. These are being necessitated by the decision of online casino software provider Rival Gaming to stop accepting new players from the United States. Other affiliate marketing management programs of Rival Gaming powered casinos also have had to make adjustments. For example, Affiliate Wide online casinos have decided to switch to Top Game software in order to continue serving the US Internet gambling market completely.

Sloto' Cash online casino will continue to offer Rival Gaming games. They also reassured the existing American players and their affiliate members that existing American accounts will remain active without change. The e-mail to the affiliates reads, "We already have a plan of action to keep existing players depositing and earning you commission. We invite you to subscribe to our revamped weekly newsletters so you can stay tuned to all retention and conversion campaigns we are running for your active players and new potential customers." The Deck Media weekly newsletters have always been a valuable source of information and are crucial to keep information channels open in the more volatile present times. As of now Sloto' Cash online casino has not detailed the expected changes. All it has indicated is that a new live support will be up and running. However it has indicated that the changes will be exciting and will be given effect in September. The details will be released in the upcoming newsletters.

There was some bad news from the Sloto' Cash affiliate program Deck Media earlier this year. It read, "Unfortunately we have lost GATM eCheck processor. This was a major processor for Deck Media and a lot of money is owed to us by eCheck which appears to be lost at this stage." In the past the affiliate program had absorbed the losses when it lost eWalletXpress and MasterCard. At that time Deck Media had ensured that the affiliate members had not lost out by paying them full amounts without receiving funds from the payment processors. However, in the case of eCheck, Deck Media was not able to take the losses. Those affiliates who had earnings from eCheck deposits had to forgo the earnings.

With the changes next month, hopefully everything will settle down at Sloto' Cash online casino and the other brands of Deck Media, such as Desert Nights. Sloto' Cash online casino is licensed in the gambling jurisdiction of Curacao. Apart from American players, Sloto' Cash online casino has clients from the United Kingdom, South Africa, Australia, Japan and several European countries.

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