Joker Partners has announced the launch of its new flagship brand, Kyngs Casino, marking a bold move in the competitive iGaming market. With a modern design, aggressive welcome offers, and affiliate-first positioning, the brand aims to attract high-quality traffic and build long-term relationships with both players and partners.
While many new casinos quietly appear and fade away in an oversaturated landscape, Kyngs Casino has made its debut with something rare: clarity of purpose. Joker Partners is betting that a tight focus on conversion-friendly content, localised experiences, and a well-supported affiliate program will help Kyngs stand out in a market that’s tired of clone sites and cookie-cutter bonuses.
From first click, Kyngs Casino makes its intentions clear. The site layout is mobile-first, with stripped-back menus and fast-loading game categories. Bonuses are displayed with transparency – including wagering terms upfront – and the registration flow is short, but still meets full KYC requirements in regulated markets.
Games come from more than 30 providers, with a focus on quick-launch titles, Megaways slots, and live dealer tables. The casino’s backend is powered by a modular platform that supports geo-targeted content, personalised banners, and CRM-driven reactivation campaigns.
In short: it’s built to convert and to keep players playing.
Joker Partners hasn’t launched Kyngs as an afterthought to its B2B ambitions. The affiliate model is central to its growth plan.
The affiliate program offers:
This isn’t a one-size-fits-all program. Joker Partners is actively recruiting super affiliates, regional content sites, and influencer-style promoters and offering tiered incentives to match.
Rather than attempting global dominance out of the gate, Kyngs Casino is rolling out with a tiered geo strategy.
In each market, the casino is localised in terms of payment options, game availability, customer support hours, and responsible gambling messaging.
This approach helps affiliates targeting specific regions promote Kyngs without worrying about geo-blocks or incomplete experiences. It also gives Joker Partners space to test offers, A/B landing pages, and scale up where ROI is highest.
There’s no shortage of new online casinos. So what makes Kyngs worth an affiliate’s attention?
1. Smart onboarding
Affiliates can generate tracking links in seconds, request assets via dashboard, and access performance data without waiting for manual uploads.
2. Conversion-friendly design
From the bonus layout to game filtering and deposit UX, Kyngs removes friction which boosts EPC and FTD rates.
3. Retention focus
Too many brands chase acquisition but lose players after a week. Kyngs has built in retention mechanics – reactivation emails, cash-back, reload bonuses – that reward returning traffic.
4. Fast payments
Affiliates are paid promptly, with net-15 options for high-volume partners. Multiple currencies and crypto payments are supported.
5. Real communication
The team behind Joker Partners has worked on both the operator and affiliate side. They understand that what matters isn’t just traffic – it’s alignment.
Within the first week of launch, several mid-tier affiliates reported strong early performance, with above-average CRs on slot-related traffic and high mobile user satisfaction.
One content partner based in Ontario said:
“The team gave me everything I needed before launch. I had tracking live in a day and saw deposits by day three. The UX is solid, and they’re open to feedback, which is rare.”
This level of collaboration may be what gives Kyngs staying power in a space where brands often treat affiliates as an afterthought.
The launch of Kyngs Casino feels different. It’s not a generic reskin or bonus-hunting trap. It’s a brand that’s clearly been designed with longevity in mind and affiliates baked into the foundation.
In 2025, success in iGaming isn’t just about flashy launches or short-term CPA grabs. It’s about building ecosystems between operator, player, and partner.
If Joker Partners can maintain its early momentum, Kyngs might just become a name you hear a lot more of this year.