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LiveGames
LiveGames is described both as a games supplier for operators, platforms, and aggregators and in an affiliate directory listing compensation figures.
For publishers comparing affiliate routes, the distinction matters: operator game supply and referral compensation describe different commercial paths.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-11-01.
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- Name
- LiveGames
- Category
- Games
- Official site
- live-partners.org · No link provided
- Facts checked
Affiliate figures sit beside game listings
Affcatalog.com and onlyigaming.com report the following details, checked on 2026-11-01.
- RevShare: 30% to 50% (affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- CPA payout: starts at 30 RUB (affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- App-download referral payment: 10–15 RUB (affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Payment schedule: monthly for RevShare; twice a month for CPA (affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Minimum withdrawal balance: 3,000 RUB (affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01).
- Directory page rating: 0.00 from 0 reviews; the page says there are no reviews yet (onlyigaming.com, checked 2026-11-01).
The directory’s rating describes its page, not the quality of LiveGames’ service.
Operators receive a listed games portfolio
Onlyigaming.com presents LiveGames as a supplier of live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games to operators, platforms, and aggregators. Its listed titles include roulette, Mines, Plinko, Dice, Wheel, Limbo, and Crash. That is an operator-facing portfolio description, not evidence that these titles are affiliate offers.
The consumer-facing app listing describes a separate product view: apps.apple.com says it offers more than 50 board, card, and puzzle games. Players can sign in through social networks, a LiveGames account, or guest mode, and the app supports private tables with passwords and three kinds of in-game chat.
Onlyigaming.com also lists fiat and cryptocurrency compatibility for the service. For a media buyer, the practical distinction is between a described game supply for operators and the referral-payment figures reported by an affiliate directory.
API integration links operator systems
Onlyigaming.com describes API-based integration and multi-language availability, placing the documented integration in an operator-supply context.
Livedealers.com says LiveGames games can carry an online operator’s logo and colors, a branding option that concerns the operator’s presentation of the games. The same source describes roulette using European rules with 37 numbers and a single zero.
The app listing identifies LLC Nanoflash as the provider of the consumer app.
Directory rates define the affiliate figures
Affcatalog.com lists affiliate compensation, while apps.apple.com describes purchases for the consumer app; these figures concern different audiences.
- RevShare — 30% to 50% — affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
- CPA — starts at 30 RUB — affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
- App downloads through a referral link — 10–15 RUB — affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
For the app, apps.apple.com says downloading is free and that in-app purchases are offered. Its listed purchases include a one-month VIP option for €9.99 and a half-year club option for €3.99. Those app purchases are not affiliate rates, so they should not be combined into one pricing model.
A publisher comparing the listing with an app purchase should keep the audience and payment path separate.
A referral route lacks recorded steps
Affcatalog.com describes payment conditions for RevShare and CPA affiliates.
The directory reports monthly payments for RevShare and payments twice a month for CPA. It also lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB. These are conditions attached to the directory’s affiliate listing, not a documented account of a publisher’s payout request or settlement process.
The sources also give different chronology details: affcatalog.com reports that LiveGames was founded in 2008, while livedealers.com says it launched in 2015. The sources use different descriptions, so this review cannot treat those dates as the same milestone.
Listed games and payment models add options
Onlyigaming.com describes a portfolio spanning live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games for operators, platforms, and aggregators.feat_e That gives the operator-facing offer a defined games focus, rather than making the affiliate listing itself the catalog.
Livedealers.com reports that an operator can brand LiveGames games with its logo and colors. Onlyigaming.com separately describes API-based integration, giving operators two reported aspects of game supply to assess.
Affcatalog.com lists both RevShare and CPA compensation, alongside payment for app downloads through a referral link.
Affiliate figures leave publisher control unclear
- Affcatalog.com reports different payment frequencies for RevShare and CPA, so the schedules are not interchangeable for cash planning.
- The directory lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB, a condition publishers need to account for when assessing the listed payments.
- Affcatalog.com reports that LiveGames was founded in 2008, while livedealers.com says it launched in 2015; the sources identify different chronology points.
Several commercial details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Operator game supply is the clearest fit
LiveGames offers live casino, RNG, crash, and instant games to operators, platforms, and aggregators.
Livedealers.com says the games are usually available only to registered players who have deposited, at real-money stakes. That condition narrows the audience described by the source.
Casino and other gambling offers are restricted by law, age rules, or region; check network, platform, and local requirements. This is not legal or financial advice.
Compare mediation with direct programs
In general, compare network mediation with direct programs by checking who controls access, how attribution is recorded, who handles payment responsibility, and which terms are documented in writing. These are selection criteria, not claims about LiveGames.
What we could not confirm
- Affiliate pricing and plans: applicable terms, trial, and refund conditions
- Rules and restrictions: terms of use and applicable limits
- Company details: legal entity, address, and full history
- Support arrangements: channels and response times
- Integration requirements: setup steps and technical details
- Tripadvisor page: content could not be read
Questions the listings leave open
What do the listed affiliate models cover?
The listed affiliate models cover RevShare, CPA, and app downloads through a referral link, according to affcatalog.com, checked 2026-11-01.
Are app purchases the same as affiliate compensation?
No: apps.apple.com describes purchases within the consumer app, while affcatalog.com lists affiliate compensation, according to their pages checked 2026-11-01. The two sources describe different audiences and payment contexts, so app purchase options should not be treated as publisher commission terms.
How do the listed payment schedules differ?
Affcatalog.com reports monthly payments for RevShare and payments twice a month for CPA, checked 2026-11-01. The difference is specific to the compensation models in the directory listing; the source does not describe a payout request or settlement sequence.
What withdrawal condition does the listing give?
Affcatalog.com lists a minimum withdrawal balance of 3,000 RUB, checked 2026-11-01. That figure is a stated condition of the affiliate listing, but it does not by itself explain how a balance is calculated or when a withdrawal is processed.
Why do the company dates differ?
Affcatalog.com reports a founding date of 2008, while livedealers.com reports a launch date of 2015. The sources describe different milestones, and the available entries do not establish whether they refer to the same event.
What does the operator integration description establish?
Onlyigaming.com describes API-based integration and multi-language availability, checked 2026-11-01. That establishes an operator-facing integration description, not a connection to publisher tracking or referral attribution. The source does not map those systems together.
Proceed only when the publisher route is clear
Fits if the evaluation concerns operator game supply or the affiliate figures listed by affcatalog.com.
Probably not if the decision requires a documented publisher-to-advertiser workflow before comparing offers.
Main risk… the available sources do not show how referrals are attributed or how the listed compensation connects to operator game supply.
Sources
The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-11-01. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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