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Referral code: how invite programmes work

Referral programmes pay a bonus when a friend signs up and meets a minimum entry. The chapter reads the typical mechanics, the verification posture, and what to never share publicly.

Editorial desk · Independent rummy and skill-game handbook Last reviewed · 12 August 2026 Read time · 8-10 minutes Audience · 18+ adult readers
A referral slip and a handbook side by side on a desk mat
Chapter 01

Why referral programmes have a chapter of their own

A referral programme pays a bonus when a friend signs up with your code and meets a minimum entry. usually a first deposit, sometimes a first round. The desk reads the programme as a marketing offer with strict terms. The bonus is real; the timing is on the operator's calendar; the verification lives inside the operator's app.

Sharing a referral code publicly is the most common mistake. Public codes are sometimes throttled or blocked to prevent fraud. The desk recommends sharing codes in private messages only.

Chapter 02

Typical programme mechanics

Four mechanics the desk has seen across the four platforms it tracks. (1) Flat cash bonus, paid after the friend's first deposit and a minimum round count. (2) Contest-ticket bonus, paid in fixed-value tickets that can be entered into specified contests. (3) Tiered referral, paid on a sliding scale based on the friend's lifetime deposit. (4) Tournament entry, paid in tournament tickets instead of cash.

What to verify before sharing

  • Bonus value · flat cash, contest tickets or tournament entry.
  • Friend's minimum entry · first deposit, first round, or both.
  • Your minimum entry · usually a deposit in the last 30 days.
  • Expiry · most programmes expire within 30 days of opt-in.
Chapter 03

What the desk does not publish

The desk does not publish invented codes, screenshots of programme terms that have expired, or claims about a specific programme's payout. The desk publishes the typical mechanics and the verification posture. The operator's own app is the source of truth for the current programme.

Chapter 04

Referral questions the desk receives most often

Is the programme worth sharing?

Yes, if the friend plays regularly and the bonus type fits the friend's play style. Cash bonuses suit cash players; contest tickets suit tournament players.

Editorial observation.

Do referral bonuses expire?

Yes. Most programmes expire within 30 days of opt-in. Read the terms inside the rewards tab.

Editorial rule.

Can I refer a friend in another state?

Yes, but the bonus terms may differ. The desk recommends the friend signs up inside their own state to keep the offer clean.

Editorial observation.

Will the desk publish its own referral code?

No. The desk is editorial, not a referring account.

Editorial policy.

Read the programme terms inside the wallet before you share.

Referral programmes have strict terms. Read the bonus value and the minimum entry before you share.