Get paid when someone buys the shirt you are wearing
15% of every order, for thirty days after someone clicks your link. That is $4.05 on a tee, $7.35 on a hoodie, $14.85 on the bomber jacket. And this is not a poker room: no affiliate licence to hold, no country blocked, nothing that breaks a platform’s rules on gambling promotion. It is clothing.
There is no minimum audience, no application fee, and nothing to install. You get a link, we track it for thirty days, and you keep 15% of whatever comes through it. You are paid once you reach $20, which is four sales, not forty.
You are not selling a t-shirt
You are showing what you wear yourself, for a session that runs past midnight in a room kept cold on purpose. Nobody at a table tells anyone else how to dress. They look, and once in a while they ask. That is the whole mechanism, and it happens to pay.
Every piece is printed after it is ordered. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting to be wanted, which means you are never recommending something we are trying to clear.
What that actually pays
Here is our arithmetic, out in the open. We assume a 2% conversion rate, which is ordinary for an audience that already trusts the person recommending. It is an assumption, not a measurement — put your own numbers in, because the point is the shape, not the promise.
| What you do | Traffic | Orders | You earn |
|---|---|---|---|
| One story to 5,000 followers | 150 clicks | 3 | ~$16 for ninety seconds of work |
| A review post that keeps ranking | 300 visits a month | 6 a month | ~$32 every month, from something written once |
| A link in a video description | 200 visits a month, for a year | 48 | ~$250 while you sleep |
| A December gift guide | 1,200 visits in six weeks | 24 | ~$126 in the only month people buy apparel as gifts |
The hoodies are where it gets interesting: at $49 they pay $7.35 a time, and people buy them for the room being cold rather than for the design. The Muerte bomber jacket at $99 pays $14.85.
Count in orders, not in clicks
Forget traffic for a moment. Our catalogue averages $35 a piece across 67 designs, so a typical sale pays about $5.25. Here is what a steady habit adds up to.
| Orders you send | A week | A month | A year | What that is |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 a week | $5 | $23 | $273 | Your own gear for the year, paid for |
| 3 a week | $16 | $68 | $819 | Most of a $1,000 buy-in |
| 5 a week | $26 | $114 | $1,365 | A $1,500 buy-in, almost covered |
| 10 a week | $53 | $228 | $2,730 | Two $1,500 buy-ins in the same year |
Three orders a week is not a viral post. It is one honest recommendation that keeps working — an article that ranks, a pinned comment, a link in a description that nobody thinks about again.
And none of this is a promise. It is arithmetic, and you can check every line of it: take your own numbers, multiply by $5.25, and see where you land. We would rather show you the sum than tell you what you will make.
Five things that actually work
Not ideas. These are the formats that convert in poker content, in the order we would try them.
- “What I actually wear at the table.” The single most-watched format in poker content, because everyone wonders and nobody asks. Show the hoodie at hour nine, not on a hanger.
- A dress code explainer for one room. “What the Bellagio actually enforces” earns search traffic forever, and the person reading it is about to travel and about to buy.
- A gift guide, published the first week of November. People who do not play buy for people who do, and they are terrified of choosing the tacky thing. That fear is your conversion rate.
- The home game uniform. If you host, your table already asks where the shirts come from. A pinned link in the group chat outperforms any post you will ever write.
- An unboxing where the wait is the story. Nothing exists until it is ordered, so there is a genuine few-day gap to film — the anticipation is the content, and nobody else in print-on-demand uses it.
If you have an audience rather than a website
Ask for a discount code in your own name and we will set one up — 10% off for your people, on top of your commission. A code is worth more than a link to an audience that wants to feel let in on something, and it costs them nothing to use it. We approve codes one at a time, by hand, so tell us where you post.
Write to contact@smartpokerpro.com and tell us where you post. One person reads that inbox and answers within two business days: no form, no ticket number, no agency in between.
The terms, in full
- 15% of the product subtotal — shipping and tax excluded, because we do not keep those either.
- 30-day cookie, last click. Someone who clicks today and buys in three weeks still pays you.
- 30-day hold before a commission is payable. It matches our returns window: we will not pay you on an order that comes back, and you would not want us to.
- $20 payout threshold, paid once a month. Most programs make you wait until $100. Twenty dollars is four orders — you should see something in your first month, not your fourth. Below that, the transfer fee eats the commission.
- No commission on your own orders, and no cap on anything else.
What we ask in return
- Disclose the relationship, visibly, before the link. In the United States that is the law, not an etiquette — and it costs you nothing, because your audience already assumes it.
- Say if we sent you the piece. Same rule, and it applies to a mention without a link.
- Do not invent anything about the products. Every material, size and lead time is on the product page. If it is not written on our site, we are not claiming it, and neither can you.
- No fabricated reviews. Not one. This is the only rule that ends the partnership on the spot.
- Do not bid on our name in paid search, and do not alter the mark. Ask us and we will send you the format you need.
Start now
Fill this in and you will have your link the moment we approve you — usually the same day, because one person reads it.
