Referral programs usually pay a flat reward for a friend's first deposit. 1xBet's Invite Friends program works differently — it pays an ongoing percentage of the profit 1xBet itself earns from people in a customer's referral network, spread across four levels deep, which means a customer can earn from players they never personally invited at all.
How the Multi-Level Structure Actually Works
Sharing a personal referral link creates a network, not a single transaction. When someone registers using that link, they become a Level 1 referral. If that Level 1 referral goes on to share their own link and brings in a new player, that new player becomes a Level 2 referral of the original customer — even though the original customer never invited them directly. The chain continues down to Level 4.
A concrete chain makes this easier to follow. Suppose customer A refers customer B. B later refers customer C using B's own link. C refers D, and D refers E. From A's perspective, the network now looks like this:
| Player | Relationship to A | A's Earning Rate on This Player |
|---|---|---|
| B | Level 1 (direct referral) | 15% |
| C | Level 2 (B's referral) | 8% |
| D | Level 3 (C's referral) | 5% |
| E | Level 4 (D's referral) | 2% |
A earns from all four of these players simultaneously, despite having personally invited only B. Meanwhile, B is earning independently from C (15%, as B's own Level 1), D (8%, B's Level 2), and E (5%, B's Level 3) — the same underlying network generates separate, overlapping income streams for everyone positioned above a given player, up to four levels back.
What the Percentage Is Actually Based On
This is the detail most likely to be misunderstood: earnings aren't based on how much a referred player deposits, how much they bet in total, or any fees they pay. They're based specifically on 1xBet's own net profit generated from that player's activity. The terms state this explicitly — fees paid, bonuses used, and total betting spend by a referred player don't directly determine a referrer's earnings.
Why this matters in practice. A referred player who deposits heavily and bets a large total volume isn't automatically a big earner for their referrer if that player also wins consistently — high turnover with strong player results can leave 1xBet's own net profit from that player low, or even negative, over a given period. A different referred player who deposits and bets more modestly, but loses more often relative to what they staked, can generate more net profit for 1xBet and therefore more referral income, despite the smaller betting volume. Recruiting someone who bets a lot isn't the same as recruiting someone who's genuinely profitable for 1xBet to have as a customer — the referral program rewards the latter, not the former.
Worked example. Suppose 1xBet's net profit from B's activity in a given month comes to 1,000 USD. A, as B's Level 1 referrer, earns 15% of that: 150 USD. That same month, B's own referral C generates 500 USD in net profit for 1xBet. B earns 15% of that as C's direct Level 1 referrer (75 USD), while A separately earns 8% of the same 500 USD as C's Level 2 referrer (40 USD) — a different percentage, from the same player's activity, credited to two different people simultaneously. A's total for the month across this small slice of the network: 150 + 40 = 190 USD, entirely passive from A's perspective once B and C were already in the network.
How to Build the Network
A personal referral link is available in My Account under Invite Friends, and can be shared several ways: directly with friends, on social media, or through banners placed on blogs, forums, websites, or messenger platforms. Anyone who registers through that link — or through a link belonging to someone already in the resulting network — feeds into the four-level structure described above.
What Isn't Covered Here
The material summarized on the promotion page doesn't specify a payment schedule, a minimum payout threshold, how long a referral link stays attributed to a new player, or whether earnings from deeper levels ever expire. 1xBet points customers to the full terms of the loyalty program, available alongside the personal referral link in My Account under Invite Friends, for those specifics.