GPWA Times Magazine - Issue 34 - February 2016

Outside of people who work for your company, how often do you get to see and interact with other people in the industry? There aren’t that many people working in the gambling industry in Poland, but I have met many of them. We meet in Poland and, strangely enough, more often abroad at industry events. But the nature of this business means we mostly meet online. Your LinkedIn profile lists a Master’s in archaeology from the University of Warsaw. How did you go from that line of study to the online gambling affiliate industry? You know, the most important decisions in a man’s life are made when he is young and foolish. I started to study archaeology because I wanted to be an- other Indiana Jones, but after a few years I realized that it is very interesting life, but only when you have Bill Gates as an uncle. Archaeology is a wonderful hobby, but in Poland, only a hobby. When you have to earn money, it’s better to do some- thing else. What traits do you look for in an affiliate manager? An affiliate manager should know that the easier it is for me to work, the more profits he can achieve. That’s all. What makes my work easy? Quick reac- tions from affiliate managers to my re- quests. Fortunately, I work only with the best managers. What’s your preferred method of com- munication with affiliate managers? I work mainly with Skype. It is enough to work properly. What prompted you to join the GPWA? How has it helped you? I applied for the GPWA Seal of Approval because I was wondering if we could get it. We worked hard on our sites, so we wanted to see if our work was good enough. It was many years ago and I am still proud to be part of AGE 38 HOMETOWN Warsaw, Poland LIVING IN Torun, Poland FAVORITE FOOD Beef steak MUST-READ BOOK Winnetou , by Karl Friedrich May SITES www.e-play.pl www.e-play.eu www.e-playkasyno.com www.e-playbet.com www.e-playslot.com Błażej doing some sightseeing during the Amsterdam Affiliate Conference. 51 GPWA Affiliate Interview Series