Refer a friend: the bonus that involves other people
This page lists no offers and no amounts for Woos. It explains how this type of clause works so you can read any operator's terms yourself. Bonus advertising is restricted in many countries, and a bonus is never free money.
A referral scheme rewards you for bringing in a new player: the referrer earns a bonus when the friend registers, deposits or reaches a betting volume. Sometimes the friend gets something too. It is the only promotion that involves someone besides you, and it deserves different thought.
How it is built
- A personal link or code to share.
- Conditions for the friend: verified registration, first deposit, minimum betting volume.
- A reward for the referrer, often bonus money with wagering.
- A cap on the number of friends or the total reward.
The delicate part: people
Inviting someone to gamble exposes them to risk. A friend who has had problems with gambling, or who does not know their own budget limits, can end up in trouble over a bonus worth a few units to you. Before sharing a link, ask whether you would do it with no reward.
Anti-abuse rules
Almost all terms forbid referring yourself, family members or people at the same address, or opening several accounts. Breaches can close the accounts and void winnings.
| Situation | Typical risk |
|---|---|
| You refer someone you live with | linked accounts, possible voiding |
| You open a second account | both closed |
| You post the link publicly | may breach the terms and advertising rules |
A note on advertising
Posting referral links on social media or websites can count as gambling advertising, which many countries restrict for everyone, not only operators. That is why this site carries no referral links.
Questions to ask yourself
Would my friend open this account anyway? Does my friend know how wagering works? Would I be comfortable if my friend lost money because of my invitation? If any answer gives you pause, the reward is not worth it. Remember too that the referral link records the connection between the two accounts, so problems with one account can lead to checks on the other.
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