The PlayerzPot referral code is the personal invite code each user sees inside the app's Refer or Invite menu. The published credit unlocks when both accounts reach the contest-entry threshold.
Open the PlayerzPot app and tap the profile menu. The "Refer" or "Invite" tab shows your personal code along with the share button. Codes are typically alphanumeric and case-insensitive.
If you can't find the Refer tab, check that your app is updated to the latest version. The Refer menu is a standard part of every PlayerzPot release.
PlayerzPot ships a built-in share button on the Refer tab. You can also copy the code and paste it into any channel — WhatsApp, SMS, or a direct message. The friend who uses your code enters it at signup, in the "Have a referral code?" field.
Your friend installs the PlayerzPot app from the download page or the APK link. The install is the standard Android or iOS flow — no separate referral app is needed.
At signup, the registration form asks "Have a referral code?" — that's where your friend enters the code. Codes are case-insensitive. Once entered, the app ties the new account to your referral slot.
Both accounts must reach the published contest-entry threshold before the referral credit unlocks. The threshold is listed inside the app at the time of writing — check the Refer tab for the current number. Once both sides cross the threshold, the credit lands in your wallet within the processing window.
If the credit doesn't appear after both sides reach threshold, open a ticket via the Help menu inside the app.
Profile menu → Refer or Invite tab. The code is shown with a share button.
Codes don't typically expire, but the credit threshold can change. Check the Refer tab.
There's no published cap. Each successful referral unlocks the credit individually.
Codes must be entered at signup. After signup, the field is locked. Have your friend re-register with the correct code.
The PlayerzPot referral credit is a published credit — not a cash reward. Credits unlock after both accounts reach the contest-entry threshold. The threshold is published inside the app's Refer tab at the time of writing; the desk doesn't quote a specific number.
The credit lands in your wallet, not in your contest pool directly. You can use the credit to enter contests, or hold it as a balance. Withdrawal of the credit depends on the standard KYC threshold.
The threshold rule is standard for skill-game platforms. It prevents referral farming — creating accounts in bulk to harvest the credit — by requiring real contest play on both sides. The threshold is set low enough that a single contest entry on each side typically clears it.
The exact threshold is published inside the app. The desk treats the published number as the right reference. The threshold rule also protects the platform's contest pool from synthetic referral credit that would distort leaderboards.
There's no published cap on the number of referrals — each successful referral unlocks its own credit. The threshold rule applies to each referral individually. If you refer ten friends and they each play one contest, you clear the threshold on each referral.
The cap, where one exists, is on the wallet's pending credit balance rather than on the number of referrals. Verify the current cap inside the app's Refer tab.
Share the code with friends who would otherwise play the platform. Spamming your code across cricket forums or random DMs is bad etiquette and may flag your account. PlayerzPot reserves the right to revoke referral credits for abusive behaviour.
The platform treats the referral system as a quiet utility, not a marketing channel. Codes work best when shared with people who already plan to play.
PlayerzPot supports sharing the referral code through WhatsApp, SMS, and direct copy-paste. The built-in share button on the Refer tab generates a pre-filled message you can send through any channel.
For users who want to share the code publicly — on a cricket blog, for example — the share button generates a clean URL with the code embedded. The URL works on any device and opens the Play Store / App Store listing with the code pre-applied.
The platform doesn't publish a "leaderboard" for referrers. The Refer tab inside the app shows your own progress and the credits you've earned, but there's no public ranking. If you refer a lot of friends, the Refer tab tracks it.
PlayerzPot's sign-up bonus and the referral credit are independent. A user who signs up with a referral code gets the standard sign-up bonus (assuming eligibility), and the referrer gets the referral credit (assuming both sides hit threshold).
The overlap is intentional — the platform rewards both new users and existing users. The two credits are tracked separately in the wallet menu. Users can see the bonus balance and the referral balance as separate line items.
If you have an active referral code and you also have a sign-up bonus code, enter both at signup if the form allows it. Some forms only accept one code; in that case, use the sign-up bonus code, since the referral credit doesn't depend on which code is entered.