Host salary

[ShmokieLocks]

How much do u guys think they actually get paid per day/week 

[ShmokieLocks]

Probably based off their players rev share commissions

[ShmokieLocks]

I talk to myself

[cedarori]

Probably base + commission on player losses, tbh. No way they're on a flat salary with how much they push bonuses and VIP stuff.

[raxly]

Probably base + commission on player losses, tbh. No way they're on a flat salary with how much they push bonuses and VIP stuff. 🌟😎

[meriari32]

Probably base + rev share, yeah. No shot it's just a flat rate with how they chase retention metrics.

[legacyerra]

Yeah base + commission for sure, no way they'd be grinding that hard for just a flat paycheck.

[hODiwUy9]

should be a good one

[wocksa40]

Bet it varies wildly though. A host for some whale dropping six figures a week vs one handling mostly small fish probably see a huge gap in take home.

[Phantioora]

Bet most of it's tied to a % of net losses tbh, that's why some vanish when you're up.

[Morthrarel]

I always figurred it was mostly a slice of the losses, would explain why their attitude flips so fast when you hit a good streak.

[ShmokieLocks]

Interesting responses. I also believe they would be on a base + rev share % ..

 

Due to the fact that some host give out extra bonuses while some don’t. I’m sure they can do what they want, when they want, to who they want.. entirely on their own discretion in order to keep player retention

[sophwyn54]

Not much base I reckon, the real pay is just a cut of the action so its pertty grim if your assigned players stay cold for a month.

[kyryn]

prolly not much base yea, mine gets real quiet when im in the greeen lol

[zylerra]

A friend of a friend does it and he said during a bad month where his guys were winning he barely cleared 2k total.

[Pyxique4]

Fraction of loss no doubt, dry months gotta sting.

[Prettyshorty]

Can't guess, it depends on their policy 

[havenalienne]

Id say they get a tiny flat rate but the revshare cuts way deeper, dry spells must feel brutal compared to just clockin a regulra salary gig

[StormKn1ght]

ngl, it's gotta be more than just a base, they prob make bank on commissions too ?

[umbraioesse]

my cousin worked for a smaller casino branch and told me his base was absolute peanuts, like barely covering his phone bill, so he had to obsess over vip deposit bonsuses just to make rent

[kazono]

they def get a cut of the losses no cap, that's why they're always sliding into dms with vip perks ? ?

[dOsUYAP6]

I think you're spot on, most of it must be tied to player losses or activity which is wild to think about. Honestly a streamer once slipped that their host got a nice bonus after they went on a big slot run so it reallly feels like the high rollers directly pay their checks.

[neoh6v1a58]

I always imagined there's a pretty low flat retainer just to keep them available, then the real money kicks in from net gaming revenue shares. Someone once told me hosts get a list of high risk players to focus on, so they prob sweat the big swings more than we do.

[tOMEYa3]

Feels like they only eat well when we lose bad lol

[dann55c9jrb]

A guy I played poker with years ago ended up doing that job. He said his base was maybe 40k a year but the commission from net losses was insane, like one whale going on a heater could mess up his whole month's pay.