Refer a friend: reading the rules of a referral reward

Referral programmes reward players who bring in new players. The reward usually depends on what the friend does after signing up — completing verification, depositing a minimum amount, betting a set volume. That gives this offer two layers of rules: the conditions for the referral to qualify and the conditions on the reward you receive.

If Jonbet runs a referral programme, its terms describe both layers. We give no amounts; we explain how to understand the offer and how to keep a referral from causing trouble for you or your friend.

What has to happen for a referral to count

1. Your friend uses your referral link or code at sign-up.
2. They are of legal age, use their own identity and complete account verification.
3. They make the qualifying deposit set by the terms, with a payment method in their name.
4. Sometimes they must bet a minimum volume within a deadline.

Only then is your reward usually released.

How the reward is credited

Illustrative example, not a Jonbet condition: a reward of 25 in bonus money with 10x wagering requires 250 in qualifying bets before withdrawal.

Rules that protect the programme — and you

• One account per person. Referring yourself with another email or using a relative's details breaks the terms and can close both accounts.
• Own payment methods. The friend deposits from an account in their own name.
• Referral limits. Many programmes cap rewarded referrals per month.
• Same network or device. Accounts created on the same device or address may be reviewed more closely.

Refer responsibly

Only refer adults who already intend to play and who understand the rules. Never send your link to someone trying to stop or going through financial difficulty. A good habit is to add the responsible gambling page and explain that bonuses come with rules. Never promise winnings: no referral scheme turns gambling into income.

Frequently asked questions

Compare with other offers in the bonus guide or see the VIP programme.