Refer a friend: rewards for inviting, handled responsibly
Referral schemes reward the person who invites someone to open an account and deposit. The reward usually arrives as a bonus. Before you share a link, consider something promotions do not mention: you are inviting someone to stake money.
Typical structure
| Step | Usually |
|---|---|
| Link or code | Found in your account |
| Friend signs up | With that link or code |
| Condition | Friend deposits and sometimes wagers a minimum |
| Reward | Bonus with wagering for you, sometimes for them too |
Rules you will often see
- No self-referral or referrals within one household.
- A monthly referral limit.
- Forfeiture if abuse is detected.
The part not in the terms
Inviting someone to gamble is inviting them to spend money on something with a negative expected return. If the person is under 18, going through a hard time financially or already struggling with gambling, do not do it. Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) offers free support in many languages for anyone affected, including family and friends.
Real value of a referral reward
A 30 reward at 20× wagering requires 600 in stakes; at 96% RTP the expected loss is 24. The real value is the difference, not the advertised 30. Amounts below are in units of your account currency and are illustrative only.
Explain before you invite
If you share a link, share what you know too: RTP is in the help screen, wagering has a cost, limits can be set in the account. Our catalogue is a good starting point.
Age and shared devices
No reward justifies sending a casino link to anyone under 18, or leaving a phone logged in to a gambling account where a teenager can reach it. If you live with young people, use a screen lock, log out after playing and switch off saved passwords for gambling sites.
Referral abuse rules
Operators watch for chains of new accounts that share devices, addresses or payment methods. Creating accounts for relatives, or asking friends to sign up and hand you their bonuses, usually breaks the terms and can lead to every linked account being closed with balances forfeited.