Refer a friend at Cardwin: a reward with conditions on both sides
Referral schemes pay existing players for bringing in new ones: the friend usually gets a welcome offer, and you get an invite friend bonus once conditions are met. Whether Cardwin runs such a scheme we have not verified. If it does, here is what to read before sharing your link — and a question worth asking first.
Visit CardwinWhen the reward is actually earned
Registration alone rarely triggers a referral bonus. Typically the friend must verify their identity, deposit a minimum amount and sometimes wager a set volume. Only then is your reward credited, often as bonus money with its own wagering requirement. Read the timeline: some schemes require the friend to qualify within a set number of days.
Common conditions
| Condition | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Friend must be a new customer | the scheme exists to acquire players |
| Different household, device and payment method | prevents self-referral |
| Qualifying deposit by the friend | ties the reward to real activity |
| Cap on number of referrals | limits cost of the scheme |
| Wagering on the reward | reward is bonus money, not cash |
Self-referral and multiple accounts
Opening a second account to refer yourself, or using a partner's or relative's details, breaks the terms of virtually every operator. The usual outcome is confiscation of rewards and winnings and closure of all linked accounts. One person, one account.
The question before you share
Gambling is not a product like a good restaurant. Before you send a link, consider whether the person is an adult, whether they have had problems with gambling, and whether they have chosen to self-exclude somewhere. A small bonus is not worth nudging someone back towards something they are trying to leave. If you are worried about someone, Gambling Therapy also supports friends and family.