Referral codes — invite a friend, read the small print.
Rummy platforms reward both inviter and invitee. The reward is bonus balance, not cash, and carries its own playthrough. The desk reads every refer-a-friend page against a five-item disclosure list.
How a rummy referral code pays
A referral is a two-sided offer. The invitee gets a welcome bonus on first deposit; the inviter gets a smaller bonus credited when the invitee clears the welcome playthrough.
The inviter's reward
Typically 10-25% of the invitee's first deposit, credited as bonus balance after the invitee's playthrough. Some operators cap the number of paid invites per calendar quarter.
The invitee's reward
Same shape as the welcome bonus: playthrough multiple, eligible-game list, time limit. The invitee should treat the invite as no different from a standard welcome offer.
Editorial reading of referral pages
The desk treats the following as minimum disclosure on an operator referral page:
- Inviter reward stated as a percentage or fixed amount.
- Trigger event for inviter reward (typically invitee playthrough cleared).
- Household cap or invite cap, stated plainly.
- Time limit on invitee offer (in days from invite acceptance).
- Whether the referral may be combined with the welcome bonus.
Combine-with-welcome question
Most operators do not allow the invitee to stack the referral bonus on top of the welcome bonus. The desk flags combine-friendly pages only where the operator explicitly states the combination in writing.
Reader's checklist
For an adult reader considering accepting an invite:
- Confirm the inviting player is known to you — referral programmes are a known phishing channel.
- Read the invitee's playthrough before sign-up.
- Decide whether the welcome offer is preferable as a direct sign-up.