<b>Negative carryover quietly eats 18-25% of RevShare value</b>

<b>Negative carryover quietly eats 18-25% of RevShare value</b>

Most RevShare deals carry a clause buried in the terms: if a player's monthly net gaming revenue (NGR — gross bets minus payouts minus bonuses minus fees) goes negative, the deficit rolls into next month before your share resets.

The math across ~30 tracked Tier-1 sportsbook deals: a player who wins big in month 2 can wipe two months of your accrued commission. On a 35% deal generating ~$400/mo NGR, a single -$1,100 swing zeroes your payout for roughly 8 weeks.

The defense is contractual, not tactical:
— Demand a monthly reset (deficit does not carry).
— If reset is refused, price it in: a no-carryover 30% deal often beats a 35% deal with carryover.
— Track your win/loss volatility by GEO; high-stakes Nordic traffic carries far more than low-deposit LatAm.

Across sampled deals, carryover quietly clipped 18-25% off realized lifetime payout versus the headline rate. The headline percentage is marketing; the reset clause is the actual rate.

Benchmark of the day: a 35% RevShare with carryover behaves like ~27% effective once one whale swings against you.