Referrals
Inviting people, what counts, and what deliberately does not.
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In short
Every account has a personal invite link. Somebody who joins through it is tied to your account permanently.
What counts
A referral is worth something when the person you invited actually plays. Registrations that never return are worth nothing, and that is deliberate — paying per signup would make inventing signups the whole game.
So inviting five people who play beats inviting fifty who do not, by a wide margin.
What gets an account closed
Creating accounts to refer yourself. It is the most common abuse in this category and it is detectable.
The intent is to reward bringing real players, and accounts that exist only to be referred do not survive review.
Where to find your link
Inside the app, or by sending /start to the bot — it replies with your personal link.
Referrals are also the single most useful thing you can do for your own draws, because a draw that does not reach its minimum number of distinct players is cancelled and refunded rather than paid.
The rest of how it works
- Sweep Stars — The in-app currency: how you earn it, and what it is actually for.
- Prize draws — How a draw runs, what the minimum player count is for, and when you get refunded.
- Withdrawals — Getting paid: verification, the $10 floor, the five-day promise and the methods.
- Identity verification — What KYC is for, what we ask for, and what it does not block.
- Responsible play — The limits built into the app, and how to tell when it has stopped being fun.