Ever put together a bet that your friends wanted to copy? With Betway Bet Influencer, you can do more than share your favourite selections – you can potentially earn money when other Betway customers use your unique betting code.
The feature gives eligible Betway customers the opportunity to share a qualifying betslip with friends, followers or fellow punters. When someone uses your Bet Influencer code and places a qualifying wager, you can earn 4% of their wager, with earnings credited to your Betway account.
For South African sports bettors who regularly create multi-selection bets and enjoy sharing their picks, it is an interesting way to get more from the bets they already like to build.
Bet Influencer is a Betway feature that allows customers to create a qualifying bet and generate a unique Bet Influencer Booking Code.
That code can then be shared with other Betway customers. When someone uses your code to place a qualifying wager, 4% of their wager generates revenue for you. Betway says the resulting cash is credited to your account on a weekly basis.
It essentially turns a Betway betslip into something that can be shared – and potentially rewarded.
The concept is fairly simple:
Create your bet → Generate your code → Share it → Others use it → Earn 4%
To participate, you need a valid Betway account and must create and place a qualifying betslip. Betway then generates a unique code that can be shared with other customers.
If another player uses your code and places a qualifying wager, you receive 4% of that wager as revenue.
Imagine you create a qualifying Bet Influencer code and share it with your betting group.
If another player uses your code to place a R100 qualifying wager, 4% would be:
R100 × 4% = R4
If 10 people each place a R100 qualifying wager using your code, that would generate:
R1,000 × 4% = R40
The actual amount you earn depends entirely on the qualifying wagers made using your code.
One of the appealing aspects of the feature is that it isn’t restricted to a special group of professional tipsters.
According to Betway’s current terms, both new and existing Betway customers can participate, provided they meet the applicable requirements and have a valid account.
That means ordinary punters can potentially use the feature to share their selections with friends or their betting communities.
Getting started is straightforward:
Betway currently requires the bet to contain at least five selections, with a minimum of five selections carrying odds of 1.10 or higher.
The biggest attraction is the ability to potentially earn something from sharing your betting selections.
Instead of simply sending a friend your betslip and watching them copy it, Bet Influencer gives you the opportunity to generate revenue when other customers wager using your code.
It could be particularly interesting for:
However, earning potential depends on whether other people actually use your code and place qualifying wagers.
The timing of the payment is an important part of the programme.
Betway’s current Bet Influencer information states that earnings are credited weekly. Its Betway Pedia page says payments are credited every Friday and may take up to 48 hours to reflect, while the current general terms state that cash is credited every Thursday and may take up to 24 hours.
Because Betway’s published pages currently show different payment-day wording, players should check the terms displayed in their Betway account before relying on a specific payment day.
The 4% figure grabs the attention, but the conditions are just as important.
Your qualifying bet must contain at least five selections, and at least five selections must have odds of 1.10 or higher. Bet Influencer codes can only be shared within the region in which they were generated.
There are also restrictions around certain bets. For example, a wager linked to a code won’t qualify for the 4% revenue if that bet is voided. Draw No Bet selections also disqualify the shared code from Bet Influencer payment.
Betway also monitors activity for irregular behaviour and reserves the right to disqualify participants who breach the applicable terms.
There are limits to how much Bet Influencer can pay.
Betway’s current terms specify a maximum payout of R20,000 per booking code. The terms also specify a maximum payout per account of R100,000 per earnings period.
So while the programme can provide an additional source of earnings, it is not an unlimited revenue stream.
For punters who already enjoy sharing their bets, Bet Influencer is certainly an interesting Betway feature.
The biggest advantage is its simplicity: you don’t necessarily need to become a professional tipster or create complicated content. You can build a qualifying bet, share the resulting code and potentially earn when other customers use it.
The important thing is to remember that the 4% is generated from qualifying wagers made by other customers. It isn’t a guaranteed payment simply for creating or sharing a code.
Bet Influencer fits neatly into the increasingly social side of sports betting. South African punters regularly share football, rugby, cricket and other sporting selections with friends and online communities, making a feature like this particularly useful for players who already have an audience.
Betway itself offers a range of betting features alongside Bet Influencer, including Cash Out, Bet Saver, Build a Bet and Win Boost.
For anyone who enjoys putting together multi-bets and sharing their picks, Bet Influencer adds another dimension to the Betway experience.
Betway Bet Influencer offers a clever way for South African punters to potentially turn their shared betting selections into extra earnings.
The process is simple: create a qualifying bet, generate your unique code, share it and earn 4% of qualifying wagers placed by people using your code.
The five-selection requirement, qualifying odds, exclusions and payout limits are important, so make sure you understand the current terms before participating. And, as with all betting activity, only wager what you can afford to lose.
Betway South Africa is licensed and regulated by the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board, and betting is restricted to people aged 18 and over.
