Many betting apps, including MDM Bet, MKM Bet and MQM Bet, advertise an agent or commission programme. Here’s what it actually is.
How it works
- You share an invite link.
- You earn a percentage of the bets or deposits made by people who join through it, sometimes across several levels.
- “Daily income” claims rely on recruiting many players who keep betting.
Why it’s risky
- Your income comes from your friends’ losses. The house edge means referred players lose over time.
- Multi-level schemes resemble pyramid structures, which are illegal in India.
- Legal exposure: promoting betting can break state laws and the 2025 online gaming law; see legality.
- Commissions can be withheld if the app shuts down.
Our view
Don’t recruit friends or family into betting apps. If someone pitches “guaranteed agent income”, treat it as a scam.
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- Colour prediction scams and fake “signals”
- Set limits and stay safe
- Colour prediction apps compared
18+ only. Betting involves a high risk of financial loss and may be illegal in your state. Need help? Call the Tele-MANAS helpline on 14416.
Frequently asked questions
What is agent commission in colour prediction?
A referral scheme that pays you part of the bets or deposits made by players you invite.
Is betting agent commission legal?
Promoting gambling is restricted in many states and under central law. Multi-level schemes add more legal risk.
Can you earn a steady income as an agent?
Claims of steady income are misleading. Earnings depend on referred players losing money, and apps can stop paying at any time.