Refer a friend: inviting someone and what it involves
A referral programme rewards you for bringing another person to the platform. The reward usually arrives when the friend completes certain steps: signing up through your link or code, verifying the account, depositing a minimum or wagering a set amount. Sometimes both of you get something.
Usual conditions
- The friend must be new to the platform and use your link or code at sign-up.
- They must meet a minimum deposit or wagering volume within a set time.
- The reward is paid once those conditions are met, not at sign-up.
- There is often a cap on referrals per month or in total.
The reward has wagering too
A referral bonus is treated like any other bonus: it may carry wagering, a maximum bet and a deadline. A 25 reward with 20x needs 500 in bets. If it is paid as real money, even better — the terms will say which.
Every figure on this page is an illustrative example, not a Dorado condition. Amounts are in whatever currency your account uses; the live conditions are in each promotion's terms.
Rules against duplicate accounts
Referring yourself, or someone in the same household, device or network, is usually forbidden and can close both accounts. Operators compare addresses, payment methods and device data. Use the programme only with people who genuinely want their own account.
Before you invite anyone
Inviting someone to gamble is a responsibility. Make sure they are over 18, understand that gambling involves losses and know the account's limit tools. If someone close to you has a gambling problem, do not send the link, however tempting the reward.
Where to see your referrals
The account usually has a section with your link, your code and the status of each invitation: registered, verified, qualified or paid. If a referral is missing, check they used your link and met the conditions within the time limit.
What the friend receives
If the programme gives the invited person a bonus too, it comes with its own conditions — often similar to a welcome offer. Point them to the terms rather than describing the reward from memory; it saves misunderstandings later.