Start with the defined revenue base
Ask which revenue is attributed to your account and which adjustments are included before your percentage is applied. Gross gaming revenue, net gaming revenue and a withdrawable account balance are different concepts. Request the actual definitions used in your agreement rather than assuming a formula from a different programme applies. Also confirm the reporting currency, period and treatment of a negative balance.
Use a transparent calculation example
Suppose, purely as an illustration, the agreed qualifying revenue for a period is 800 units and the agreed percentage is 25%. The calculation would be 800 × 0.25 = 200 units. If an adjustment changes the qualifying revenue to 600 units, the same illustrative rate produces 150 units. These are invented example amounts and are not an offer or an earnings forecast.
Your advertising costs would be assessed separately.
Record the terms you will compare
- The definition of qualifying revenue and its deductions.
- The agreed percentage and when it takes effect.
- The period, currency and reporting timezone.
- Negative-balance treatment.
- The relationship between reported commission and payable balance.
Keep that record beside your first reporting export. If a result differs from your expectation, identify which component differs before asking for a review. A screenshot of deposits alone cannot establish the RevShare amount, because deposits are not necessarily the agreement’s revenue base.