Refer a friend at Spassino: how invitation rewards work
Refer-a-friend programmes reward an existing customer when someone they invite opens an account and meets certain conditions, typically a first deposit and some play. Some programmes reward the invited person too. Whether Spassino runs such a scheme for your account, and on what terms, is shown in your account area; this page explains the usual mechanics and the questions worth asking before you share a link with anyone.
The usual structure
| Step | Who | Typical condition |
|---|---|---|
| Share a personal link or code | You | Generated in your account |
| Register through the link | Your friend | New customer, of legal age, eligible country |
| Qualifying deposit and play | Your friend | A minimum deposit and/or turnover |
| Reward credited | You (and sometimes the friend) | Cash or bonus money with wagering |
The reward is almost always tied to the friend's activity, which is the part to think about. A scheme that pays you when someone else deposits and plays creates an incentive to encourage gambling in your social circle.
What to check in the rules
- Whether rewards are cash or bonus money — bonus rewards carry wagering like any other bonus (see wagering).
- Limits on how many referrals can be rewarded.
- Anti-abuse clauses: same household, same device or same payment method usually disqualify.
- Whether the friend's country is eligible at all.
Creating accounts for yourself under other names, or asking a relative to register so you can collect the reward, breaches practically every casino's terms and can lead to all linked accounts being closed.
A hypothetical example
Imagine a scheme paying €20 in bonus money with 30× wagering once a referred friend deposits €50. To convert that €20 into cash you would need €600 in bets; at a theoretical slot RTP of 96% the average cost is about €24. The reward, in other words, is more playing time than profit. The figures are illustrative, not Spassino's programme.
Invite responsibly
Only share a referral link with adults who already gamble and do so comfortably. Do not invite anyone who has tried to cut back, who is under financial pressure, or who is under 18. For readers in Slovenia, keep in mind that anyone registered in samoprepoved — the national self-exclusion submitted via eDavki — has chosen to stay away from gambling; respect that. Explain to your friend that at the time of writing we could not confirm Spassino as a Slovenian concession holder, and point them to the Ministry of Finance list (gov.si → Igre na srečo) so they can decide for themselves.
Privacy
Some programmes ask for a friend's email address to send an invitation. Only do this with their consent. A personal link that they choose to open is the more respectful option.
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