Refer a Friend at iLOTBet

Refer-a-friend schemes pay an existing player for bringing in a new one. They are common in the industry, simple on the surface and fussy in the detail: the reward usually depends on what your friend does after signing up, not just on the sign-up itself. Whether iLOTBet runs such a scheme for accounts in Kenya, and on what terms, is decided by the operator; if it does, you will find it in the promotions or account area after login. Here is how these offers normally work and what to check before you share a link.

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How a referral bonus usually works

The operator gives you a personal invite link or code. When someone registers through it, the new account is tagged as yours. Once that player meets the qualifying conditions — typically completing verification and making a first deposit, sometimes also staking a set amount — a referral bonus is credited to you, and in some schemes to your friend as well. The reward may be bonus money with its own wagering, free spins, or occasionally cash. Some schemes cap how many friends you can invite in a month.

How to invite a friend

1. Find the referral section in your account; if there is none, the scheme is not available to you.
2. Copy your personal link or code and read the terms that come with it.
3. Share it directly with someone who is 18 or over and genuinely interested — not in open groups where the terms may forbid it.
4. Ask your friend to register through the link itself; a sign-up made without it is usually not traceable afterwards.
5. Track the status in your account until the reward is confirmed.

When the reward is paid

Payment is normally triggered by your friend's activity, and verification comes first. In Kenya, proof of age is required before registration, so the new account has to pass that check with a national ID card or passport before anything else counts. After that come the qualifying deposit and, in many schemes, a minimum amount of play within a set number of days. If the friend never deposits, or deposits but never plays, the invite friend bonus may simply never arrive — that is the most common reason people think a referral "failed".

Rules that void a referral

• Self-referral — opening a second account for yourself through your own link.
• Shared details — the friend using the same device, address, phone number or payment account as you; many terms treat that as one household.
• Existing players — someone who already had an account cannot be referred.
• Public posting — some schemes forbid sharing links on public pages or in large groups.

Breaking these rules usually cancels the reward and can lead to account checks, so read them before you share anything.

Inviting responsibly

A referral reward should never be a reason to pressure someone into gambling. Invite only adults who already play and know what they are signing up for, and never suggest that the game is a way to earn money. If a friend later wants to stop, licensed operators in Kenya must offer self-exclusion, and the Gambling Regulatory Authority keeps a self-exclusion register; our self-exclusion guide explains how it works.

Invite friend bonus: the fine print

When you compare a referral scheme with other offers, look at the same few numbers as always: what the reward is worth in KSh, whether it carries wagering, the deadline for your friend to qualify and the cap on rewards per period. A reward paid as bonus money is governed by the same playthrough and max-bet rules as any deposit bonus — our wagering guide and bonus terms page cover them. Remember too that both of you will be asked to verify identity before any withdrawal, so registering with real details from the start avoids problems later. A referral bonus is a small extra for sharing something you already use, not a business to build.