Refer a friend: the reward and its conditions
A refer-a-friend scheme rewards you when someone you invite registers and becomes active. It sounds simple, but there are more conditions than you might expect, and they apply to both accounts. Whether Fenix currently runs such a scheme is shown in your account or on the promotions page.
How it usually works
- Your account gives you a personal link or code.
- Your friend registers with it.
- The friend deposits or reaches a turnover set by the rules.
- You receive the reward: bonus money, spins or real money.
Conditions for both sides
- Different people. The friend is another person with their own documents and payment method.
- Different devices and addresses. Many operators void the scheme if accounts share a device, IP address or household.
- The friend's activity. Rewards are often granted only after the friend deposits and verifies.
Rewards and withdrawals
A reward paid as bonus money carries wagering that must be met before withdrawing; a reward paid as real money joins your withdrawable balance after verification. Check which balance it lands in. Many schemes also give the friend a deadline — a month after registering, for example — to meet the conditions. That is no reason to hurry anyone: better to lose the reward than to push a person to deposit sooner than they want.
Think about the risk
Inviting a friend to gamble is a decision with responsibility attached. If you know the person finds it hard to control gambling, no reward makes up for it. Free, confidential support is available internationally from Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org) and through Gamblers Anonymous meetings (gamblersanonymous.org). More on control tools: Responsible gambling.
Tracking your referrals
Most schemes have a section in the account showing how many people registered through your link and who met the conditions. If a friend signed up but does not appear there, contact support with the registration date — usually the link was not used all the way through, or the code was not entered at sign-up.
What not to do
Do not open accounts in relatives' names or register "friends" from your own device. Operators notice, and the result is usually both accounts blocked and the reward voided — sometimes along with winnings.