Melbet’s referral summary describes a four-level calculation based on referred real-money sports stakes. That is the published basis here; it should not be replaced with another operator’s net-profit formula.
Deposits and sports activity are different quantities
The source gives rates of 15%, 8%, 5% and 2% across four levels. It does not include casino or Fast Games activity in the stated sports-stake scope.
A referred person paying into an account therefore does not, by itself, establish the same commission base. Complete account terms are needed to reconcile adjustments and eligible records.
Calculated amounts are not immediately withdrawable
The summary describes daily calculation and hourly display updates, but a fourteen-day participation period before withdrawal. Those clocks should remain separate.
It also describes no overall earnings cap. That is not a forecast of income or proof that every displayed amount is final, paid or free from contractual conditions.
The commercial relationship should remain visible
A potential referral payment creates a financial interest in other people’s gambling activity. That relationship should be disclosed rather than presented as independent advice.
The source allows management of a direct referral branch and says negative balances are not debited under its description. Those features do not establish unrestricted entitlement beyond the full programme terms. No recruitment steps or earnings promise is needed to explain the arrangement accurately.
