Rainbet affiliate codes link an account, not a single deposit
Referral codes and affiliate codes are both often mixed up with promo codes. Each attaches something different, yet one cap applies to them.
What each code attaches
| Code type | Attaches | Carries |
|---|---|---|
| Promo code | An offer, applied to one transaction | The conditions of that offer |
| Affiliate code | A referral relationship, linked to the account | +20% RakeBoost for 72 hours |
| Signup code | A referral relationship, set at registration | +15% RakeBoost for 24 hours |
The $50 cap applies here as well
With a promotional or affiliate code, $50 is the most that can move to the normal balance once the wager lock clears, and anything over that is forfeited. Choosing an affiliate code over a promo code does not get around this, as Rainbet promo code explains.
What RakeBoost really is
RakeBoost is a percentage uplift on rewards that are already being paid: +15% on daily reloads, and +10% on the daily, weekly and monthly bonuses, each lasting 60 minutes. It is not a multiplier, and boosts do not stack.
Joining the programme
Rainbet sets the rates, terms and payout conditions, and they are not published on this site. For the official ways to get in touch, see Rainbet support.
This site lists no codes
Rainbet did not publish the codes that circulate under its name, and none is sourced here. This page describes what a code does and never recommends one.
Frequently asked questions
What does a Rainbet affiliate code do?
It attaches a referral relationship to an account and carries a +20% RakeBoost for 72 hours.
How does it differ from a promo code?
A promo code attaches an offer to a single transaction, while an affiliate code attaches a referral relationship to the account.
Is the $50 cap relevant?
Yes, it applies to promotional codes and affiliate codes alike.
Different attachments
The same cap.