WagerProfits Drops CAP

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One of the largest and most successful online gambling affiliate programs, WagerProfits, has dropped out of the Casino Affiliate Programs (CAP) certification platform and others may soon follow.

As Gambling911.com first reported earlier this week, an online gambling affiliate program told us during our recent trip to Costa Rica they had intentions of dropping CAP.

Point-Spreads.com confirmed this group to be WagerProfits.

Shaun O'Neil - Affiliate Director of WagerProfits - commented:
 
"CAP and PAP have great affiliate communities, which have been a pleasure to work with, so this was a difficult decision to make. Unfortunately, we believe it is questionable to think that CAP and PAP will be able to operate effectively without a management team that has proven integrity, and until this rift is dealt with and all the facts are known.

O'Neil confirmed to Gambling911.com that he will be in attendance at Casino Affiliate Convention the end of this month.

Christopher Costigan, Gambling911.com Publisher 

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