BG678 Agent Daily Salary: How the Ladder Works and Why It Is Not Income

The Agent tab and the operator's premium agent art advertise a daily salary: a percentage of your team's results, paid every day, rising as you bring in more new depositors. It is presented as an earning opportunity. This guide sets out the ladder as advertised, the related agent offers, and why it is better understood as a referral business with real costs than as income.

The salary ladder, as advertised

New depositors in your team	Share of profit	Share of loss
5 to 15	4%	2%
20 to 90	5%	2.5%
100 to 200	6%	3%
300 to 500	7%	4%
500 to 800	8%	4.5%
1,000 and up	10%	5%

The art also mentions 30 days of support for new agents. Each row is an advert from the operator. Who qualifies, how a team's profit and loss are measured, and when the salary is paid are set in the app and can change.

Two more agent offers

• Agent referral bonus. Advertised from ₹38 to ₹388 per recruit, depending on the recruit's recharge tier and a minimum amount of betting.
• Agent hold advance. Advertised from ₹500 to ₹2,00,000. The art does not explain the terms in full, so treat any advance as something to read carefully in the app before accepting.

These are agent business offers. They are not player bonuses, and a player who never recruits anyone will not see them.

What the percentages depend on

A share of "team profit" only grows when the people you recruited bet often and in volume. The art does not define profit and loss in detail, so ask customer service exactly how each is calculated before relying on any figure. Either way, your earnings rise with how much your friends put at risk. That is the core of why this is not a normal job.

Why it is not income

• It depends entirely on recruiting. With fewer than five new depositors, the ladder pays nothing at all.
• It depends on other people's gambling. A quiet week for your team is a quiet week for you.
• The terms belong to the operator. Rates, thresholds and payment rules can change at any time.
• It can strain relationships. Recruiting friends and family into real-money gaming costs some of them money.

Questions to ask before joining

How many active recruits does a typical agent at your level really have? What happens to the salary in a week when the team loses money overall? Can an agent level be lost once reached? If customer service cannot answer these plainly, that is an answer in itself.

If you still want to try it

1. Read the agent terms in the app in full, including how and when salary is paid.
2. Ask customer service to explain the profit and loss shares with a worked example.
3. Never pay anyone outside the app to "join" an agent team or buy a higher level.
4. Do not promise recruits income or guaranteed wins.

How it differs from invitation rewards

The invitation table pays a fixed sum at each milestone of qualifying friends. The agent salary pays a percentage of a team's results every day. Both rely on people you bring in depositing real money. See the invitation rewards guide for the milestone table.

Read our safety page for the wider risks. Nothing in the agent programme makes gambling a source of income, and everyone involved must be 18 or older.