i8 Live Affiliate Programme: Setting Up Referrals and Reading Commission Terms

An affiliate programme pays commission under defined terms; it does not give you a share of a company. This guide explains how to set up a referral link for the right country, what to check before sharing it, how to read commission and claim conditions, and why income is never guaranteed.

Why is an affiliate not a shareholder?

The word shareholder has been used loosely for referral schemes. Unless separate legal documents establish actual shares, a referral arrangement should not be understood as owning part of a business.

The relevant document is the platform's current affiliate terms. Read it for what is actually promised.

How do you set up the right country account?

Use the appropriate registration and the referral menu for the country you want. The screens have account and referral controls, and labels can change over time.

If a screen differs from older instructions, ask support rather than copying details from another account.

How do you create and check the link?

Generate the referral link in your account and copy the full address. Both the domain and the code parameter matter.

Open the link yourself to verify that it leads to the intended country registration page. Do not remove or substitute the code while sharing it.

What counts as qualifying activity?

Commission is generally connected to eligible activity by referred users, with rates, exclusions, settlement and claim timing set by the current agreement. A click or registration alone should not be assumed to create anything payable.

Read how activity is measured, which products count, how often commission is calculated and how to claim it.

What records should you keep?

Review the account's referral and commission reports, and keep the version of the agreement that applied to your activity. If terms change, note the date.

Public referral links can be shared, but passwords, verification codes and private account pages must stay private.

What should you not expect?

An affiliate arrangement is not guaranteed income. Results depend on the activity of other people and on terms that can change. Gambling is not a stable source of money for anyone, including the people you refer.

The referral-link guide on this site explains the address checks in more detail. Use accurate, honest descriptions when you share a link.

Responsible and honest promotion

When sharing a referral link, describe the platform accurately and do not promise income, winnings or special treatment. Mention that gambling carries risk and that eligibility depends on location and age.

Avoid posting in places where your audience may include minors, and follow the advertising rules in your own country.

Questions worth asking

Can I earn without referred users playing?

Commission generally depends on eligible activity, so registrations alone may not produce anything.

Do I own part of the company?

No. A referral arrangement is a commission agreement and not an equity interest.

Who do I ask if my link does not work?

Use the platform's official support channel with the details of the link.

Can I run referrals as a business?

Treat it as a commission arrangement under the platform's terms, not as a business plan. Income depends on other people's activity and on terms that can change, so it cannot be planned like a salary.

What if the terms change after I join?

Review the updated agreement, note the date it takes effect and stop promoting if you no longer agree with it. Ask support about how changes apply to activity already recorded.

Original reference images

The illustrations below record the interface and promotional material at the original publication date. They do not confirm current offers or account conditions. Links or QR codes inside these historical images may be outdated; use the regional links on this site for current entry points.