Refer a friend: what happens after the invite
A refer-a-friend programme pays a reward if an invited friend registers and completes certain actions — usually a deposit and some stakes. Sometimes both sides receive a reward.
The actual figures — percentages, wagering, deadlines and maximum stake — are set by the operator and shown in the offer terms.
Typical conditions
- The friend must be a new customer and of legal age.
- The friend must deposit or stake a set amount.
- The reward often carries wagering.
- There is a monthly or overall limit on referrals.
Why responsibility matters
Inviting a friend to gamble means inviting them to entertainment with risk. If the friend struggles with control, no reward justifies it. Recommend only to people who understand the maths and play within a budget.
Share knowledge, not just a link
If someone asks you about games, an explanation of how volatility and RTP work is more useful than a link. Send them our game catalogue or our guide to slots.
Breaches
One household, one device or accounts created for yourself are almost always prohibited. A breach can mean the reward is cancelled and accounts are closed.
Why the reward is not instant
The operator usually waits until the friend meets the conditions — that filters out fake sign-ups. So the reward may appear days or weeks later. Your account usually shows the status; if the reward is overdue by the programme's own rules, keep the link and dates and contact support.
Privacy
A referral link may contain your identifier. Posting it publicly reveals that you are a customer. Do not post such links where minors can see them.
If your friend changes their mind
If the friend decides to stop playing or self-excludes, respect that and do not remind them about the programme. A reward for their activity is not worth putting pressure on anyone.