Promotion Partner Program

Rebate levels

Team number counts downline deposits to date. Team betting and team deposit are measured over the relevant period.

Six levels of subordinates

The programme builds a hierarchy six levels deep. If A invites B, then B is a level 1 subordinate of A. If B invites C, then C is a level 1 subordinate of B and simultaneously a level 2 subordinate of A. If C invites D, then D is level 1 to C, level 2 to B and level 3 to A. The chain continues to six levels, so activity generated far down a network still contributes something to the person at the top of it.

Placement in that structure is fixed by the invitation code used at registration. To make someone a level 1 subordinate they must register through your invitation link or type your code manually on the signup screen. There is no mechanism to move an account into a team afterwards, and there is no mechanism to move it out.

When commission is calculated and paid

The calculation for the previous day's commission begins every morning at 01:00. Once it completes, the commission is credited to the wallet and can be inspected through the commission collection record. That record is the document to check when a figure looks wrong, because it breaks the total into its components rather than showing a single lump sum.

Because the run happens once per day, activity in your downline never appears instantly. Deposits and bets placed on Monday surface in the Tuesday morning calculation. A gap of a few hours after 01:00 while the run completes is normal, and refreshing the wallet before the calculation finishes simply shows yesterday's state.

Rebate levels and what drives them

Your rebate level on any given day determines your commission percentage. Eleven levels are published, from L0 up to L10, and each has three requirements: team number, team betting and team deposit. Team number is how many downline deposits you have to date. Team betting is the total wagered by your downline. Team deposit is what your downline deposited within the relevant day.

L1 begins at 5 team number, 500K team betting and 100K team deposit. L5 requires 25, 5M and 1,000K. L10 sits at 5,000 team number, 1,500M team betting and 300M team deposit. The step between L6 and L7 is the sharpest on the table — team number jumps from 30 to 100 and team betting from 10M to 100M — which is effectively the boundary between an individual promoter and an organised affiliate operation.

Because the level is assessed against the day's figures, it can move down as well as up. A quiet week in your downline lowers the rebate level and therefore the percentage applied to whatever activity does occur. Commission from an agency programme is not a stable income; it tracks other people's gambling volume, which is by nature irregular.

• Level 1 subordinate: registered directly with your code.
• Levels 2 to 6: registered under someone already in your downline.
• Commission percentage depends on your rebate level that day and on the game type.
• Different game categories pay different rebate percentages.

Game type matters as much as level

The rules state that the commission percentage depends on the membership level and that different game types have different payout percentages. In practice this means the same volume produces different commission depending on whether it was generated in lottery, slots, live casino, sports or fishing. The platform publishes a rebate ratio table inside the app, reachable from the rules screen, and that table is the only reliable source for the current numbers.

This also means the headline rebate level tells you less than it appears to. Two agents at the same level with identical team betting can receive materially different commission if one team plays mostly slots and the other mostly sports. If you are trying to reconcile a payment, start with the rebate ratio table and the commission collection record rather than the level badge.

Rankings, interpretation and the honest caveat

The programme adds a competitive layer: the top twenty commission rankings are randomly awarded a separate bonus. Randomly is the operative word — presence in the top twenty creates eligibility, not entitlement, and the terms state that the final interpretation of the activity belongs to BDG Game.

That interpretation clause runs through the whole programme. Rebate ratios, level thresholds and ranking awards can all change, and a promotion described as valid for a long time is still a promotion the operator controls. Building a personal budget around projected commission is therefore a genuinely risky thing to do, quite apart from the ethics of it.

On which: agency income here is a share of what your downline loses. The people you recruit are depositing real money into games with a permanent house edge, and the more they play, the more you are paid. Be honest with anyone you invite about what the platform is, never present it as an earnings scheme for them, and do not recruit people who cannot afford to lose the money they deposit. An income built on a friend's losses tends to cost more than it pays.

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