Natural8 Affiliate Program

Natural8 is not a separate affiliate program. It is the South East Asia desk of GGPartners, the same operation behind GGPoker, and applying through it means signing the same agreement.

That matters because Natural8 publishes no affiliate terms of its own. There is a signup page and nothing behind it, so the contract that binds you is the GGPartners one, which we set out clause by clause on our GGPoker affiliate program page.

Two things genuinely differ at this desk, and both come from Natural8’s own affiliate page rather than a directory. Commissions are paid weekly rather than monthly, and the headline figure is up to 50% revenue share where GGPartners publishes no rate at all.

The rest of this page covers what changes when you apply here, what the commission formula deducts, and what neither the desk nor the agreement puts in writing.

If you are a player rather than an affiliate, our Natural8 review covers the player side.

Applications are routed by region rather than through one inbox. South East Asia goes to Natural8, and every other region goes somewhere else within the same operation.

That routing is published on the program’s own site, and it is the clearest evidence that these are regional contact teams rather than separate programs. We cover the full brand list in our breakdown of every GGNetwork skin.

There are no Natural8 affiliate terms

We looked for them properly. Natural8’s affiliate page is a signup form with no terms attached, its footer links only to player documents, and the player agreement it does publish says nothing about commissions, referrals or marketing partners.

What binds you instead is one of the GGPartners regional agreements. Which one depends on where you operate rather than which desk you applied through, and the rest of world version is the likely answer for most people reading this.

That agreement sets the minimum payout, the negative carryover policy, what comes off before your share is calculated, and the clauses that let the rate change after you sign. All of it is on our page covering how poker affiliate deals are structured and, clause by clause, on the GGPoker page.

The company you contract with is not the company your players use

Natural8.com is operated by Run Good N.V., registration 150149, in Willemstad, Curacao, under Anjouan licence ALSI-192407036. Payments on the player side are processed by MoneyMatrix Ltd.

None of those entities is named in the affiliate agreement. That names NSUS Limited, in Dublin.

So the players you refer are customers of one company while your commission agreement sits with another. Nothing published explains how the two relate, and it is worth asking your desk which entity is actually paying you before you sign.

Two things change when you apply through this desk rather than another one, and both are stated on Natural8’s own affiliate page rather than reported by a directory.

Weekly payment is unusual in this market. GGPartners itself pays monthly with a contractual window of approximately thirty days, so the same network is running two different cycles depending on which desk you signed through.

Treat the 50% as a ceiling rather than an offer. It is the number on the landing page, the agreement publishes no rate at all, and the figure you are given at onboarding depends on the volume you expect to send.

Written for agents rather than affiliates

Natural8’s affiliate page talks about agents, agency growth and tier progression rather than affiliates and websites. That is the standard vocabulary of the Asian market this desk serves.

That framing is not decoration. It describes a way of working where people recruit offline, manage player relationships directly and build structures beneath them, rather than running a website and waiting for signups.

The affiliate agreement does not describe that arrangement anywhere. GGPoker runs it as a separate product called the Channeling Solution, with its own back office and sub agent tools, covered in full on the GGPoker page. If you intend to operate that way, the terms you are shown at onboarding are unlikely to be the ones published on the GGPartners site.

A line by line breakdown of how Natural8 commission is calculated has circulated for years through affiliate directories. Nothing equivalent exists for GGPartners, which describes its deductions in prose rather than as a formula, though WPT Partners does publish its calculation.

It is worth reading, with two caveats attached.

Poker Revenue is rake and tournament fees, less the loyalty reward, less tournament overlays. CIP Netloss is All-In Insurance plus Spin and Gold Insurance. Deductions are brand promotion, PSP fee, adjustment and deposit promotion.

First caveat. This comes from an affiliate directory, not from Natural8 or GGPartners. Neither publishes it, neither confirms it, and we have not seen it in any agreement.

Second caveat. It is out of date in at least one place. The revenue line still subtracts the Fish Buffet reward, and Fish Buffet was retired on 30 January 2026 and replaced by a different loyalty system. Whether the underlying calculation changed with it is not published anywhere.

So treat it as a shape rather than a specification. What it shows is which categories come off, not what the current line items are called.

Why it is still worth having

One thing in it is genuinely useful, and it is the loyalty line.

The GGPartners agreement deducts credits, bonus, bonus points and other promotional amounts, without saying whether the room’s loyalty program falls inside that phrase. This formula subtracts the loyalty reward explicitly, as its own line, before the revenue share is applied.

Same network, same operator, and the question is answered in a directory listing for one desk while the agreement leaves it open for everyone.

That is the single largest variable in what you actually get paid. Ask your desk to put the answer in writing before you agree a rate, because a percentage means very little until you know what it is a percentage of.

Four things a Natural8 affiliate would reasonably expect to find before applying are not stated anywhere. Not on the affiliate page, not in the player terms, and not in the agreement that actually binds you.

The first two matter most, because they decide what a rate is worth rather than what it says.

A weekly cycle with a $1,000 floor pays no faster than a monthly one for a smaller affiliate, since the money simply rolls until it clears. And a program that carries negatives forward can leave you working unpaid for months after one bad run, which is the opposite of what a weekly cycle implies.

Both are answerable in a single email before you sign, and neither is answerable afterwards.

What is settled

The rakeback position is not in doubt, even though it sits with the network rather than this desk. Affiliates and agents may not offer players private rakeback deals, rake races or rake chases anywhere on this network, and the agreement classes unauthorized player incentives as fraud. That is covered in full on the GGPoker page.

Restricted markets are a longer list than most people expect, and the two published versions do not agree with each other. Both exclude the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia, France, Spain, Italy, Portugal and the Netherlands. One adds Germany. Neither comes from Natural8 directly.

Check the current list with your desk rather than with us or anyone else, because it changes and promoting into an excluded market can void the commission you have already earned.