SMOKOS AU

Refer a Mate

Send your mates a link. When they sign up, deposit and play through A$100, you both get paid — A$150 to you, a A$50 bonus to them. There is no cap on how many mates you can bring.

How It Works

1

Grab your link

Your unique referral link lives under Account → Refer a Mate once you have registered.

2

Send it around

Message, email, group chat — wherever your mates actually are. The link tracks the signup.

3

They play A$100

Your mate deposits at least A$20 and wagers A$100 through. Both accounts need to be verified.

4

You both get paid

A$150 cash to you, a A$50 bonus to them, credited within 48 hours of the threshold being met.

The fine print, in plain English

  • Your referral reward is cash, not a bonus. No wagering requirement, withdraw it whenever.
  • Your mate's A$50 is a bonus with 20× wagering.
  • Both accounts must be verified before either reward is released.
  • One reward per referred person, ever. Re-registering an account does not create a new referral.
  • Accounts sharing a device, IP address, payment method or household are not eligible. This is the rule that catches most rejected claims.
  • Referral rewards are excluded from cashback calculations.
  • Rewards can be withheld where we identify coordinated or automated signups.

Referrals are tracked from the click, and the attribution window is 30 days. If your mate signs up more than 30 days after clicking, the referral will not register — send the link again rather than chasing it afterwards.

Not signed up yet?

You need an account before a referral link exists to share. Registration takes about a minute, and you can verify straight away so nothing holds up a payout later.

Create Account

Already have one? Log in and head to Account → Refer a Mate.

Common Questions

No cap. Each referred person pays out once, and there is no ceiling on how many people you refer.
Within 48 hours of your mate completing A$100 of wagering, provided both accounts are verified. If either account is unverified the reward is held, not lost.
No. Accounts sharing a household, device, IP address or payment method are excluded — this is a standard anti-abuse rule and it is enforced automatically.